Spread over 250,000 square feet, this science museum offers six floors of exhibits that cover topics like the world’s oceans, the Everglades, the solar system, and more. Learn about the impacts of climate change at an exhibit focused on hurricanes, and see a range of marine life at the three-story aquarium. You can access the museum with a Go Miami card, a multi-attraction pass that offers admission to several landmarks.
The museum is popular with families and science lovers of all ages.
Pre-purchase tickets online to save time.
Download the museum’s app for a map, exhibition information, and a scavenger hunt.
Laser pointers, selfie sticks, and tripods are not permitted in the museum.
Don’t miss the rooftop observation deck.
The museum offers on-site parking with electric vehicle charging stations.
The Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science is located in Downtown Miami, on Biscayne Boulevard, in Museum Park. To reach the museum via public transit, take the MetroMover to the Museum Park station, or hop on the Miami Trolley.
The museum is open 365 days a year. Visit first thing in the morning to avoid crowds. Holidays and rainy days are busy, as are very hot days when visitors are looking for an alternative to the beach.
The Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science hosts special events for adults and kids throughout the year. Send the kids to science-themed summer camps and day-long mini camps; enjoy adults-only overnight adventures that include lectures, dance parties, and star shows; or attend botany classes, evening laser shows, and space-focused workshops. Consult the museum’s website for details.
