The new Exploratorium opens in San Francisco

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The discussion highlights the excitement surrounding the new Exploratorium, emphasizing its improved location that is expected to attract more visitors compared to the original site at the Palace of Fine Arts. The original venue was fondly remembered by past visitors, who appreciated its engaging exhibits. The mention of similar institutions, like Discovery World, underscores the value of interactive learning experiences for children and families. Overall, the new Exploratorium is anticipated to enhance educational engagement and tourism in San Francisco.
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I believe I was in SF last year while it was being built! I'm lucky to have a Discovery World in my city. Lots of fun and it's neat to watch kids interact.
 

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