The center contains the first specialized science museum in Turkey to be designed and built as a purpose-built interactive facility.
The exhibition space covers a total area of approximately 13,000 square meters.
It hosts an advanced planetarium with a high-resolution projection system for educational astronomy shows.
The facility features a 'Sustainable Life' gallery that uses solar and wind energy models to teach renewable resource management.
The aviation zone includes a flight simulator that allows visitors to pilot mock aircraft.
Many of the exhibits are developed in-house by the center's technical workshop teams.
The center is part of the Ecsite (European network of science centres and museums) community.
The outdoor area includes a science-themed park with physics-based play equipment.
Bursa Bilim ve Teknoloji Merkezi (Bursa Science and Technology Center) is a specialized interactive science museum located within the TÜYAP Bursa International Fair and Congress Center complex. The facility features over 270 experimental setups across various exhibition galleries designed for hands-on learning. Key thematic zones focus on energy, space, aviation, and basic physics principles through interactive displays. It operates as an educational hub under the Bursa Metropolitan Municipality, specifically targeting school-aged children and families. The building utilizes a modern architectural design intended to accommodate large groups and workshops. It serves as a regional center for science communication in the Marmara region.
The central atrium featuring the large-scale pendulum and suspended model installations.
Prioritize the planetarium shows by checking the schedule upon arrival, as they run at set intervals throughout the day.
Weekdays are significantly quieter than weekends, allowing for more time with individual interactive displays.
Follow the museum's social media channels for announcements regarding seasonal science workshops and holiday-specific activity programs.
Attempting to visit on Mondays, as most municipal museums in Turkey follow a standard closure schedule.
Closed on Mondays.
