Science Gallery London

Great free gallery in the area for something different. Would recommend a visit :)
Plus it’s got a lovely cafe and garden downstairs, sweet for a sunny day

I didn’t come in thinking I would love this gallery, but it was pretty enlightening and entertaining in so many ways. I loved the focus on interactive displays. And it was free to visit - so come alone or with your family to have a nice time! 😎👍

We came as we were intrigued by the AI Who’s Looking After Me exhibition. The staff were informative and helpful, and the building and space is also great. My children fell in love with Sprout (see photo!) and we actually visited again the day after just to check up on him!

It is a place to grow new ideas across art, science and health.

Really interesting and eye-opening experience visiting the gallery! The division between gallery 1 and 2 and how everything is set up raised a discussion upon AI, and gives me a rounded perspective and sort of take me on a journey. Walking into gallery 1, the lovely setup and enjoyable interactive artwork desk making me comfortable and wanting to engage. Most artworks in this gallery discussed how do we develop, program AI to better help ourself and be more like us? And the algorithm behind it. While in gallery 2, it opens up by Cat Royale, the clinical vibe and how AI could serve as a replacement for human emotion and it was focusing on how ai slipped into our bodies and woven into our daily lives which evokes a lot of emotion, and kinda feel disturb and the fear. The gallery also discusses serious issues relating to limitations of AI and discrimination it cause.

Great new space, where “science meets art”. Top tip, if you’re a Kings student or Guy’s NHS staff, you get a discount in the cafe. Only had a coffee, but the food menu looked good, with options like soft shell crab sandwich and fries. Looking forward to seeing what exhibitions pop up here over the coming year.

Amazing art gallery with a scientific twist. Educational, interesting, well laid out. Free of charge.
Wheelchair accessible.
They also have an awesome coffee shop and gift shop on the ground floor. Plenty of seating & great selection of teas/coffees/cakes and savoury.

Saw this place by accident as we were leaving The Shard and so glad we did. I liked the exhibition and the souvenir shop was cute, bought some “educational puzzles” for myself and my nephew. We spent about 40 minutes here. It was free admissions.

Terrific gallary space, with insightful and intregueing exhibitions exploring science and (or:as) art. 'On Edge' explores anxiety and related issues through scientific, social and artistic interpretation. Excellent exhibit that touches on many aspect of a timely issue.

Cafe offers a lovely range of savoury, sweet treats and a good cuppa. The team in all areas were welcoming and happy to helpful.

Special mention to the elequent, informative and all together charming Chris, who happily helped me explore the exhibition and it's topics with terrific insight and additional info.

Great, open and dynamic space. The exhibition AI - Who’s Looking After Me? Created relatable situational spaces that had a homely feeling, whilst displaying and discussing tech that can seem distance and confusing. Also all the staff were really lovely and helpful

This gallery has exhibition serries. They try to combine a science with art so that it can be explained easily to audience.

Located near the Shard and Kings College London, the site can be reached by walking from london bridge station.

I found the visit to the gallery a very surprising one, as I did not expect the correlation between science and art. It left me with a wider knowledge of what art or even science is, and that it can go in any direction possible. It also made me question the use of AI, and ask myself whether that will be our future, and if that is a good or a bad thing.

Excellent! The gallery is small and hosts interesting exhibitions - the Attendant when we visited today (November 15) was especially enthusiastic and interested in the exhibits. Thank you - worth a quick visit when you are working in the area or travelling to and from London Bridge Station or the hospital/university. There are also conference and seminar areas available. Very convenient location - the whole area has been transformed in the last 4/5 years to a modern hub. There is an excellent cafe. Well done Kings.

What an eye opener for creative minds. I love this exhibit very interesting and awesome.

This is an extraordinary place. After enjoying the art works we enjoyed a delicious meal in the restaurant/cafe space. Loads of room and very friendly staff. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Really enjoyed this small gallery. Really interesting exhibition on AI and friendly and informative staff makes this a nice stop if you have an hour.

Really great interactive exhibits managed to keep a young kid entertained on an otherwise pretty sombre topic (addiction). Very well put together making exceptional good use of a small space. Nice setting, good facilities including cafe and wheelchair access. Highly recommended.

Great place to visit at lunch and see some cool research well communicated.
Fun and interesting merch usually on sale too.

Went here in Dublin once, it was awesome. London version is equally awesome. Got some fabulous Christmas gifts here. It’s like coming to a museum even in the gift shop, never mind the cafe and gallery — it is just delightful and mind expanding. Worth a visit.

Was extremely fascinating. I have never been to an exhibit like this before, I highly recommend it.