Małopolska Science Center Cogiteon
The Cogiteon Lesser Poland Science Center is a fascinating place where learning becomes fun! There you will find interactive exhibitions that take you to the world of fascinating discoveries and experiments.
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Małopolska Science Center Cogiteon located in Krakow at ul. Izydora Stella-Sawicki 23 is not only a modern cultural institution, but also an oasis of knowledge and inspiration. The Science Center offers a wide range of attractions that aim to stimulate interest in science and education. There you will find various attractions for children, teenagers and adults, including: the interactive permanent exhibition “Man and His Dreams”, a chemical laboratory, a physics laboratory, a biological laboratory, a robotics workshop and an emotion zone.
Plan your visit
How to get to Małopolska Science Center Cogiteon
On foot
You can walk from the Central Station to the Cogiteon Science Center. The route leads through the center of Krakow and then along al. Gen. Tadeusz Bor-Komorowski. The walk will take approximately 40-50 minutes depending on your pace. The distance is 4.4 km.
By car
On the premises Małopolska Science Center Cogiteon there is a ground and underground parking lot. The parking lot is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Additionally, it has a place for charging electric cars and a place for disabled people.
Public transport
You can easily get to the Congniteon Małopolska Science Center by public transport.
- From the Wschód/Tunel Main Station there is a bus line 482, 182 189
- There is bus line 129 from the Zachód Main Station
The full public transport timetable can be found on the website www.jakdojade.pl
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Monica M3 November 2026An extraordinarily beautiful and well-designed place, it's a shame that, although we were the only visitors there, the museum curators didn't try to explain to us how different experiments and applications work.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEko J31 October 2026My two-year-old was delighted with the playroom and the permanent exhibition. The only thing is, there were only a few items in the permanent exhibition for him. The downside is that many of the items no longer work.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSholim23 October 2026Posted on GoogleRob20 October 2026The Małopolska Science Center Cogiteon – a great place for a quiet and educational afternoon! The building is beautiful, modern, and impressive. The ample parking is another plus, and the very first steps into the main hall encourage you to explore and discover this place. I highly recommend the staff – from the reception staff, to those managing the thematic exhibitions, and even security. Everyone was very kind, helpful, and professional, which definitely contributed to the overall positive experience. I visited Cogiteon on an October afternoon and encountered an exceptionally peaceful atmosphere. There were practically no people, allowing you to enjoy the attractions, experiment, and explore the individual exhibitions at your own pace. Unfortunately, some of the interactive attractions were not working, which was a minor drawback. Despite this, the entire visit was very successful, interesting, and educational. I left Cogiteon relaxed, satisfied, and feeling that I had truly enjoyed my time. I highly recommend it, especially to people who enjoy modern spaces, experiential learning, and sightseeing without crowds. I would gladly visit again!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIreneusz I15 October 2026Posted on GoogleTomasz L14 October 2026A great place, with an exhibition, regular events, and workshops for children. Plus, it has a very good restaurant.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMateusz11 October 2026Posted on GooglePaweł C8 October 2026Cogiteon - A great place for fun for the whole family. If you have teenagers of the right age, you can easily let them explore and go to the restaurant on their own. However, the prices for such places require some adjustments. Entrances and seating are clearly marked.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarkus S7 October 2026A fantastic, modern science center with enormous potential. I highly recommend its interesting workshops, laboratories, permanent exhibition, and conferences, such as "Science for All?"
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBenny C4 October 2026Needs something else there. Something is missing, but can't put a finger on it.Posted on GoogleMagda R3 October 2026A great place. There were maybe three exhibits not working. Besides the exhibition, there was a very well-arranged educational playroom.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleTomasz O29 September 2026A great initiative, with very nice and helpful staff. It's worth going to see. It's pleasant and inexpensive.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagdalena I28 September 2026A truly interesting and valuable place on the map of Krakow. Cogiteon makes a great impression with its modern architecture and space alone, but its greatest asset is the way science is presented – through experiences, experiments, and interactive stations that truly engage and spark curiosity. The huge variety of attractions means you can spend several hours here and still feel like you haven't seen everything. I particularly like the combination of science, technology, creativity, and fun in a very accessible, modern format. The entire facility is well-designed and refined, and an additional advantage is the very friendly, helpful, and committed staff. Definitely worth a visit – for children, young people, and adults alike. A very positive experience and a great initiative for Krakow. I highly recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKinga27 September 2026A very cool science show about chemistry in light, with great experiments and excellent presentation. It's just a shame this show wasn't better promoted, as it definitely deserved more attention. A big plus for the lab tour, which was truly engaging. Unfortunately, the art exhibition and the theater section are a bit of a letdown for me. I see virtually no connection between them and Scientists' Night or the promotion of science. Such attractions are definitely better suited to a gallery, museum, or cultural center. For an event focused on science, it's simply a waste of space and the potential of this venue.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJolanta B26 September 2026A very positive experience. Cogiteon is a modern and interesting place, especially for families with children. Yesterday's Małopolska Researchers' Night was very well organized—a diverse program, plenty of attractions, and a great atmosphere despite the large number of participants. It's clear that the place is developing its offerings and has enormous potential. It's definitely worth a visit and forming your own opinion.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMonika S26 September 2026A fantastic place for both kids and adults! Schools should visit.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePrzemysław B26 September 2026A unique place on the map of Małopolska. Worth visiting and returning to. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePatrycja B15 September 2026Posted on GoogleSzymon K5 August 2026We had a wonderful time with three of the boys in the reaction lab. The classes combined theory and practice very well, and the children had a lot of fun doing the experiments. Chemistry lessons like this are pure joy!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMateusz G4 August 2026The building is beautiful and interesting from the outside. You can climb up and even ride a bike. There are various paths and benches. Plants grow on the roof. A view from the top of the Czyżyny airport.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleM M2 August 2026During the week it's very empty, I would prepare 3 hours to check all the experiments, the exhibition is nice but rather for older children and those who can read.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMirosław O1 August 2026Posted on GoogleKarolina P21 July 2026Posted on GoogleAnna W21 July 2026A wonderful place. Wonderful exhibitions. An unforgettable time spent with children. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAleksandra M19 July 2026I highly recommend the children's workshops at Cogiteon. We've already attended four workshops in the labs (screen printing, anthills, being a chemist, and from cocoa to chocolate) and are delighted with both the preparation (script/content) and the delivery. My 8-year-old son enjoys attending. We've signed up for two more workshops.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJustyna R17 July 2026I recommend Cogiteon for its fantastic workshops and day camps. My children, ages 7 and 10, are always delighted with the workshops (and we, as parents, are too). The day camp program (Jesz i Wiedza) was fantastic – heartfelt hugs to Ms. Karoluina. Plus, it was accompanied by wonderful meals in the restaurant! The exhibition itself needs a bit of improvement (some of the exhibits are damaged, but that doesn't bother us because we focus on the workshops! The staff and the on-site staff are very helpful and kind! I highly recommend the workshops and day camps!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAngelika W15 July 2026I highly recommend this place. Their playroom is truly fantastic. They also run some fantastic workshops for kids, focusing on creative learning. In my opinion, it's one of the coolest places for kids in Krakow. Plus, their playground in front of the building is truly impressive!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDamian K15 July 2026A very interesting, spacious facility with striking murals that make a great impression. The wide range of modern laboratories is noteworthy. A green roof accessible to visitors and a science playground are also major advantages, perfectly complementing the overall experience. This place has great potential and is worth a visit.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAnna L15 July 2026⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We attended the children's classes and were very pleased. Everything was well prepared, the instructors interacted well with the participants, and my daughter left with a smile and is already asking when we'll be back 🤪
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWitness11 July 2026Today I attended classes at Cogiteon for the second time – the space is spacious, solidly built, and the interior furnishings invite you to explore this wonderful place. I participated in a chemistry class and learned many interesting facts. Additionally, lunch is available inside the building for an affordable price. Outside, you can take your children to the playground.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJusztyna5 July 2026An interesting place. It's a far cry from the Copernicus Center in Warsaw, but it's not bad. The experiments are more for older children. The staff were friendly and happy to explain things. The downside is definitely the non-functioning exhibits, with no information about their closure.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEdyta L1 July 2026Very fun science center for kids. We only had a bit under 2hours to spend there and we could have easily spent another hour inside and then some more time on the playground. I think the issues the older reviews mention have largely been addressed. There were only maybe 2 things that didn’t work. Aside from that, my kids (age 6 and 9) had a ton of fun exploring. We learned some stuff too. Not too crowded, clean, friendly staff.Posted on GoogleKatarzyna Z1 July 2026A beautiful place, wonderful service, plenty to do for both children and parents. Delicious coffee at the café! I recommend this place! Convenient public transport, and even better, even in the heat, there's air conditioning!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarcin1 July 2026I recommend it. Both are helpful and friendly. It's nice to check the time. Everyone should check it out!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIra I30 June 2026Posted on GoogleJagoda K28 June 2026A great place to spend time with your child. My son was delighted with both the main exhibition (we've been before and he didn't want to leave after four hours) and the individual workshops and activities in the playroom (for ages up to six) today. Besides the educational value, everyone at Cogiteon is very helpful and kind (from the ladies at the ticket desk, to the gentleman with whom I made the reservation, who led the workshops, to the staff at the main exhibition). I highly recommend it; it's a great place for fun families and smart children!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMalgorzata S24 June 2026The center is very interesting. The building itself is modern and very spacious. Each exhibition hall covers a different theme. The exhibits are interestingly and intuitively constructed. Each hall has a quiet room with a different theme. The laboratories are spacious and interestingly equipped. Finally, I'd like to mention the extremely friendly staff. Both the ladies at the checkout and the exhibition staff are very kind, smiling, and helpful.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAnita D24 June 2026A great place to spend time. Have fun while learning, and learn while having fun :) Interesting workshops in well-equipped workshops. Helpful and friendly staff. The building is architecturally interesting, surrounded by greenery and themed playgrounds, and there's free parking. I definitely recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleLeokadia24 June 2026A fantastic place for both children and adults. The vast space, incredibly interesting exhibitions, and workshop are definitely worth recommending. Plus, the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. I recommend it, I recommend it, I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAgnieszka M24 June 2026Very nice place, beautiful booth and space around, nice time, delicious food, I recommend 🫶
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKurt C23 June 2026Very friendly service, a huge, well-designed building. With a variety of themes, everyone will find something for themselves. Delicious food in the restaurant. A great place, I recommend it 😃
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAnita K23 June 2026We were with a group from Rzeszów, a place worth recommending, interesting exhibitions and workshops. You can spend time in an interesting way. Impressive space both outside and inside, friendly service. A place worth recommending. I will visit it again.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAnia18 June 2026A very nice place for both children and adults, you can learn all sorts of interesting things.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKrystyna17 June 2026We had a wonderful time at Cogiteon! We visited the butterfly exhibition and the Children's Academy with my grandson during Water and Earth Days. My granddaughter also attended classes in the Technology Workshop and came back delighted. The facility itself is very impressive; it's modern, spacious, and very family-friendly. The children especially loved the beautiful mural, which immediately catches their eye. :):) We also tried the restaurant; the food was delicious; the children loved the pancakes. The staff was helpful. :) This place is full of inspiration, learning, and fun. We'll gladly return again, as we haven't yet managed to visit the rooftop and admire the views. We highly recommend it! 🙂🙂🙂
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAgnieszka P12 June 2026Beautiful surroundings and a unique interior. A great place to start your learning journey.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWacław C30 May 2026Posted on GoogleWitold B28 May 2026Posted on GoogleAnna23 May 2026A great place for adults and children alike. The only downside is that many of the interactive games don't work, but the owner assured me they should be fixed soon.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEwa18 May 2026Posted on GoogleGleb13 May 2026A very nice place, especially for school trips. I was there myself and it is very interesting, worth the money, I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMonika P10 May 2026My daughter celebrated her birthday at Cogiteon yesterday. She invited her class to a workshop on light, followed by a cake in the restaurant and a private tour of the exhibition. The whole thing went very well. I have no complaints about the preparations for the event (correspondence with a competent and helpful employee, Mr. Dawid) or the workshops led by Mr. Mirek, with the assistance of Mr. Szymon. Although the children were quite relaxed (not to put it politely), the workshop leader was so enthusiastic and full of positive energy that he managed to spark interest in even the most reluctant participants. Thank you very much, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed! It's a great place to learn even complex topics in an accessible way.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKatarzyna G9 May 2026A wonderful place to visit for everyone, a beautiful facility full of laboratories, technical rooms, places for children to play and education at its best, lots of teaching aids for gaining knowledge, I recommend it for children and adults, everyone will find something for themselves, it's worth going and seeing.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on Google_Wałek W6 May 2026There are plenty of interactive attractions, so kids have plenty to do. The film about the Wawel Tapestries, which the staff had announced, was a bit disappointing. It lacked content for the individual visitor – some paths could have been better described. Some attractions were either out of order or didn't work properly.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleŁukasz C2 May 2026We love coming here to sit on the rooftop among the greenery and flowers; in good weather, you can see the Tatra Mountains. Behind Cogiteon is a huge playground, rather different from the usual playgrounds. It's worth a visit. It's good that Cogiteon has a free restroom, though it may not be clearly marked, but you can use it from the reception entrance without being a customer. That's a big plus. Overall, I recommend the entire area around Cogiteon.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJana25 April 2026Posted on GoogleGosia G23 April 2026A wonderful place, I highly recommend it to families with children! The only thing missing is information about the age range of each station.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAndrzej G18 April 2026For both adults and children, there's convenient parking and an engaging educational offering. Plus, a convenient conference space.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGabriela H28 March 2026I had a wonderful time with my sons, ages 8 and 10. It was hard to drag them out of the permanent exhibition. The children were delighted with the exhibits. All the exhibits were functional. I consider the very negative reviews I read before my visit to be too harsh. Admittedly, the exhibition isn't as great as the one at the Copernicus Science Centre, and there's more reading, but it's still an interesting and inspiring way to spend time. While the children are viewing the exhibition, parents can enjoy a coffee in the café without leaving the exhibition area. There are interesting workshops where you can participate. The staff was very friendly; you can tell they're working hard to keep everything running smoothly. The building's architecture is top-notch, the playground in front of the building is a nice playground, and the opportunity to walk on the Cogiteon roof is an added attraction! It's a great place to spend time with the whole family. The large, convenient, free parking lot is easily accessible by car.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMi K25 March 2026Posted on GoogleA B10 March 2026It's a great place, and I don't understand why there are so many negative reviews. Above all, the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. I highly recommend it. I was there with my 10-year-old for a few hours, and he wants to go back.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleLukasz Z21 February 2026A great place, but it's probably better to go twice and visit half of the rooms the first time and the other half the second time, because there's a ton of information and objects.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNoemi K8 February 2026For a fresh start, I highly recommend the science center, perhaps more for older children, 3-4 years old and up, but the workshops we attended today were, I'd say, very average. The speaker probably thought she had a student group, not 4-7 year olds. Children seated at desks to "listen" at that age are a classic communication error. Pointing out body parts with a pointer – damn, I thought we'd moved from 1980s schools. :) Later, it might get a little more interesting, with dolls to look at organs and some sensory work, but if this is what every workshop is like, there's no point in going. Especially change that speaker. Zero interaction with the children, zero willingness to present the content in an interesting and unique way. Overall, I was bored by it, let alone the children. So that it doesn't seem like I'm complaining, I'll offer a few suggestions: the speaker should wear more interesting clothing, perhaps a song that would encourage memorizing specific bones or body parts, or perhaps instead of asking, "Do you know what the liver is for?" The children sat there in silence. I've been to many workshops like this; seriously, change the speaker, because today I heard a lot of negative mutterings in my group. Other than that, it's a place worth seeing.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoanna P8 February 2026A great place, with lots of exhibits, some too difficult for a 10-year-old to understand, but I think everyone will find something they enjoy. Minus one star for the number of broken or out-of-order items. There were quite a few. We'll be back in the spring; I hope they'll be back in working order :)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePatrycja K1 February 2026A very interesting place with lots of experimental stations. I recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMaks M30 January 2026Posted on GoogleJacek S18 January 2026I highly recommend it 😄 we attended individual workshops at the Winter Magic of Chemistry, the instructors conducted them very professionally and with a smile 😄 despite the age range given being 7-14, I think that adults can also attend it without any problems 😄
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMałgorzata K29 December 2025It's a great place, you just need to take your time to see everything and explain it to your children, but we spent 2.5 hours there, which is worth it. It's best with children aged 10 and over. The service is very friendly.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleЯрослав П27 December 2025Posted on GoogleJacek N26 December 2025Posted on GoogleKatarzyna R6 December 2025The children's academy and playroom are great; it's a place unlike any other, definitely worth a visit. The exhibition is also interesting; both the adults and the 4-year-old had a great time. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there weren't many people there, definitely worth a visit. The food in the restaurant was delicious.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBeata K30 November 2025A great place for an afternoon with children. The price is very reasonable for the exhibits. Some of the attractions don't work or are quite complicated, even for older children. A plus is that the attractions are suitable for ages 2 to 12.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDaria S18 November 2025A stunningly beautiful recreational area has been created on the roof of this science center. The elevated park with benches is a great place to relax. Nearby, there's a landscaped area with a large, modern playground.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKrzysztof K13 November 2025The building was designed on a triangular plan, with a glass entrance façade and a green roof with a variable slope. Due to conservation requirements, a significant portion of the space is located underground. The entire complex includes four pavilions, laboratories, conference rooms, greenhouses, and a public park with a playground and nearly 300 trees. The building houses, among other things, a permanent exhibition centered on humanity. In 2024, the general contractor handed over the Cogiteon Science Center building for occupancy. The institution was formally established in December 2017. A headquarters was scheduled for completion in Krakow's Czyżyny district by mid-2022. The design was selected through an architectural competition. The institution's goal is to educate through play and engage in independent or team scientific experiments, research projects, and social projects. This engaging educational project is particularly aimed at the younger generation. I highly recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKatarzyna G11 November 2025We had a great time with our 9- and 12-year-olds. We spent several hours there, and the kids loved it! We recommend it for cloudy afternoons and beyond.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoanna D11 November 2025A great place for children and adults alike! The exhibits are interactive, engaging, and allow for learning through play. Everything is modern, well-thought-out, and very inspiring. The staff is friendly and helpful. The perfect place for a family outing – the kids will love it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleElzbieta S25 October 2025Posted on GoogleGosia M27 September 2025Posted on GoogleMarcin N14 September 2025Posted on GoogleAndrzej X31 August 2025Great :) I recommend it to both kids and adults. The only thing missing is a group ticket for exhibitions and classes.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMr. T13 August 2025Superb place for the whole family. Very informative and lots to see and engage with for all ages. Kids had a brilliant time (3 and 4yrs old) and almost 4hrs spent. Strongly disagree with negative comments and can’t wait to return again with the family! Additionally restaurant located on ground floor was excellent.Posted on GoogleMarcin T13 August 2025A very interesting exhibition. The children loved it. It took us about 2.5 hours to explore the permanent exhibition. The center's staff was very friendly. There's also an underground garage where you can park. I highly recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAgata B12 August 2025A fantastic place. We left after a few hours of fun. I don't know where the negative reviews come from; the descriptions are short and very simple. If you can read two or three sentences without difficulty, you'll have a blast. The second (more extensive) description details the specific event. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNatalie K10 August 2025Modern, fancy and elegant place. Absolutely no problem with the crowd, cause there is none) You can enjoy every corner for maximum. Outside there is a playground and a cafe. Beautiful and useful family time.Posted on GoogleMartin9 August 2025A fantastic exhibition for families with children. We were here for almost four hours. A very interactive and interesting exhibition.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleElżbieta B6 August 2025A great place for a family visit. Lots of exhibits and invaluable support from the staff.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMaciej M6 August 2025We visited the permanent exhibition "Man and His Dreams." The exhibit was quite interesting, though I think it would be especially appealing to children aged 10 and older. The descriptions of the exhibits aren't long, so they're worth reading. Unfortunately, I also noticed some inaccurate information, such as the description that light travels from Mars to Earth in just over 1 minute. Knowing that the minimum distance between Mars and Earth is approximately 54.6 million km, light needs at least 3 minutes to cover this distance. Also, not all installations are fully operational. The building itself is attractive and has interesting architecture. The green roof and the recreational space around Cogiteon are very attractive. The service at the ticket office and in the rooms is very friendly. The 4* rating is a bit of a bonus. The place has potential, but I think there are some shortcomings that need to be addressed. It's a shame that the permanent exhibition doesn't feature any of the simple physics and chemistry experiments we encounter in everyday life, the mechanisms of which many people are unaware. Many of these experiments are probably conducted in the building's laboratories, but I think that at least some could be performed independently or by the room staff at the permanent exhibition.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePs T3 August 2025The place is worth visiting, but definitely for children older than 3 years old. The youngest one played and enjoyed it, but he didn't understand 90% of the attractions. In our case, the spaceship control simulator didn't work, and it was definitely a very cool thing. You need to be prepared for at least 3-4 hours of fun, there weren't many people, and for a place for children on rainy days, it's okay.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWiktoria S3 August 2025An exhibition of Andy Warhol's art is worth a visit. The works were provided by the museum in Medzilaborce, the town from which the artist's family emigrated. The museum has several originals and many of Warhol's personal items in its collection.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGrzegorz A3 August 2025I highly recommend the workshops and the lab. We visited the Reaction Lab, and the people conducting the experiments were very engaging and engaging. It's worth it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKasia M2 August 2025A fantastic place for both adults and children! I visited with my brother (12 years old) and my mother (53 years old), and we all had a fantastic time! The exhibition is divided into five rooms, everything is interactive, and you can spend a good few minutes at each point. It took us 2.5 hours to complete the whole thing. We highly recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePaulina S2 August 2025Great workshops for individuals. I went with my daughter today and it was very interesting. Acids and bases mastered! :D
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMariusz M2 August 2025Posted on GoogleJolanta B29 July 2025Great place 🤩 The permanent exhibition "Man and His Dreams" consists of five rooms that convey knowledge in an interesting and inspiring way, showing how and what works, or what it involves. It's a must-see. I recommend this place; it's an interesting experience.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePromocja K29 July 2025The Regional Blood Donation and Blood Treatment Center in Krakow would like to thank you for promoting voluntary blood donation and providing our donors with entry tickets to the Permanent Exhibition "Man and His Dreams".
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKatarzyna K28 July 2025A new place on the Krakow map, still building its reputation. The building is enormous with interesting architecture. There's plenty of places to eat and stroll, and a rooftop garden. The exhibitions aren't very extensive yet. But I believe it will only get better. The location isn't bad either, with a direct bus from the city center taking 20 minutes.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGwiazdka27 July 2025Worth a visit, the staff are friendly and helpful. An interesting choice of venue for an exhibition of Andrzej Warhol. The exhibition itself doesn't seem very large, but the presentation of the works and the musical accompaniment are pluses.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJacek L24 July 2025A fantastic place, a wonderful exhibition by Andy Warchoła, a very nice curator who talks passionately about the artist's life and work.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAgnieszka P20 July 2025I went with my kids today and I was very pleasantly surprised. After reading some reviews, I was worried I'd chosen the wrong place to go, but I was wrong. The center has many interesting exhibits, and kids can conduct some very interesting experiments. There were a few broken pieces of equipment, but really, not many. The center staff were very helpful and willing to provide information on how to conduct some of the experiments. After leaving, my daughter asked us to come back again, and that's probably the best recommendation I can give 😉.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJuli J20 July 2025A good place to spend interesting and informative time with children. All exhibits are interactive 👍🏼 Spacious halls with a comfortable temperature. Large underground parking 🅿️ There were not many people on a weekend.Posted on GoogleAgnieszka K16 July 2025I highly recommend and am deeply impressed by Andy Warhol's exhibition, "Dialogue with Pop Art." Kudos to the organizer for the opportunity to view the artist's works—wonderful masterpieces! I recommend it to anyone who wants to understand what THIS art is.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKudzu M13 July 2025First of all, I suggest you don't rely on Google reviews. Instead, explore all the rooms of the permanent exhibition and form your own opinion. There were four of us: 7, 12, 38, and 42 – everyone was fascinated and found something to do. We spent four hours at the permanent exhibition, and even then, I left feeling like we'd only briefly explored the last two rooms (we started at noon – too late). I won't deny that there were a few broken experiences, but it seems they're constantly being repaired (during our visit, a technician was repairing one device, and by the time we left, it was working). Furthermore, although most of the exhibits are very intuitive, there are some that require reading the descriptions and instructions, sometimes twice. I suspect most negative reviews stem from rushing, laziness, or a lack of reading comprehension. I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKarramucho S12 July 2025A really nice place. We put off visiting for a long time, discouraged by the reviews. When we got there, we realized the reviews were completely unfair. We adults had a blast, not to mention the child who didn't want to leave. Maybe not everything worked, but there wasn't much. The variety of attractions was huge, from simple enough for kids to complex ones. The cafe served delicious blueberry cakes ❤️, there's plenty of parking, the restaurant was very good, and the service was wonderful. I think the poor reviews are from people who have been to Copernicus and had similar expectations.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIkar9999 I11 July 2025A wonderful place for both young and old. We visited Cogiteon with a group of children and participated in workshops that teach through play. We had the opportunity to see the exhibition "Man and His Dreams," a true treasure trove of knowledge and fun. We spent five hours there – the children were delighted and happy. We will definitely return to Cogiteon, a place worth seeing again. We were delighted and enchanted. I highly recommend this place :)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagdalena Z11 July 2025The Cogiteon Science Center is a place worth visiting. We recently visited with a group of children. During our visit, we participated in workshops where the children could create a string art painting on their own, while another group built and programmed cars. The workshops were very popular with the children. The exhibition we visited was very interesting; the children could perform simple activities to see how humans and the world function. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleOlga K9 July 2025My daughter and I have visited the playroom several times, both individually and as part of the Children's Academy workshops. The women working there are very kind, suggesting additional games, talking to the children, and explaining specific topics. The playroom is educational; it's not just a room where children run around like monkeys. It has teaching aids, educational puzzles, jigsaws, and toys that are perfect for spending time with your child. I also appreciate that the women keep the toys tidy and put them away so they don't get tangled under the children's feet and create a huge mess, something that caregivers, glued to their phones, usually don't notice. If a caregiver wants to spend quality time with their child, the Children's Academy is the perfect place. Here, children will ask questions and expect their parents to answer them.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagda G9 July 2025A great place for both children and adults. I highly recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAsja J8 July 2025Cogiteon is an absolutely unique place on the map of Krakow! A modern, interactive learning center that engages everyone regardless of age. Each room is an invitation to discover, experiment, and learn through play – for children, teenagers, and adults alike. The immense commitment of the entire team, who create this place with passion and heart, is evident. Excellent organization, well-thought-out spaces, and helpful staff – all at the highest level. I highly recommend it – not only as an educational attraction, but as an inspiring experience you'll want to return to! Bravo!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWojciech C1 July 2025Cogiteon is definitely a place worth considering. For people coming from outside Krakow, the location is a big plus - it's easy to get there, avoiding the crowded city center. As for the exhibition - it's okay, although I have to agree with other users that children over 7 years of age may get a little bored in places. There's no shortage of interactive stands, but there are quite few of them and some require refinement. I hope that the people managing the place will take this into account - because more interactivity would certainly attract older children and teenagers. On the other hand, I give 5 stars without hesitation for the restaurant on the upper floor. The food is amazing, fresh and prepared with passion. Honestly, I didn't expect such a "wow" from a restaurant in a science center. I will definitely go back there - because it's an example of how even simple dishes can taste outstanding.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAgata S1 July 2025Posted on GoogleEve P26 June 2025Very cool Chemistry classes. I was there with my class and everyone was delighted. I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKlaudia26 June 2025The chemistry workshop was superbly conducted. The approach was very professional. I highly recommend this place! The students were very satisfied. See you soon!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarketing F25 June 2025Thanks to the kindness of Cogiteon, our beneficiaries – children and young people with disabilities – received free tickets! This is a wonderful gift, especially since the Center offers so much to learn while having fun. Thank you again!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleVika V17 June 2025Posted on GoogleWioletta S16 June 2025A great place for kids who want to learn how the world works :) You can touch everything! See what processes are happening. Everyone will find something for themselves because the exhibition is divided into several topics. We will definitely come back again :)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMałgorzata B15 June 2025A great place for school children to learn through play. Interesting presentations and many interactive exhibits help them understand the world around us. The exhibition is divided thematically – it covers the functioning of the human body, communication, nature, and the impact of humans on the environment. The children were very happy. It's a shame we didn't have enough time to take advantage of the lab activities, which means we have to return again. Thank you to the educators and other staff for their support. Best regards – School trip from Cieszyn with chaperones (June 13, 2025)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoanna .15 June 2025A great place for young explorers, but not only! Interactive exhibitions that will captivate everyone—both young and old. It's worth checking out the roof, where a wild meadow grows and there are benches where you can sit quietly with a coffee. Parking is a plus.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJustyna M12 June 2025I went to Cogiteon with my children (the youngest was 5) with some trepidation about whether it was a good idea, considering the reviews. From the very first room, I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the kids having a great time and learning. Each room is designed so everyone can find something they enjoy, and what's more, while the kids were having fun, adults could enjoy the exhibition. In my opinion, most of the exhibition worked. You also need to wait a while and be patient, rather than impulsively pressing something and then complaining online that it doesn't work. The friendly staff was always there to help if something got stuck or the instructions weren't clear. I never write reviews, but in this case, I had to, because this place doesn't deserve such a low rating. The only positives from the low ratings are that it's not crowded, and you don't have a headache from the noise after leaving.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAleksander W10 June 2025Posted on GoogleMagda E6 June 2025In general, I like this center, we often go there, interesting workshops. The restaurant is ok, the music is a bit annoying :) but the food is ok. Books in the shop - I don't know if it's the norm to sell books for 55 PLN if I can buy them in bookstores for 17-20 PLN. The service is nice, the parking lot is empty. A nice playground in front
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarysia G19 May 2025Full delight! Beautiful models, interactive devices, simulators, installations, even multimedia games. There is something to do for 3-4 hours. In addition, it is super comfortable to visit because in each room you can sit on something soft. ;) Children and I - delighted. You could say that some exhibits do not present classical knowledge but serve some empirical experience of the type: it works - it doesn't work, - or leave a lot to be added.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarcin11 May 2025A place worth visiting. The exhibition is fully interactive. During the tour, we can perform simple experiments, perform various tasks or play with installations in the form of short games. The space is modern, organized and pleasing to the eye. The attraction is suitable for adults and younger children. The building has an interesting design. There is a playground in front of the building and good parking for bicycles. During my visit, the place was crowded, which was a small minus. It is worth visiting, it is currently one of the most modern places in Krakow.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagda S4 May 2025The perfect place for a cloudy Sunday. Great exhibitions and fantastic workshops. Thank you to Natalia for her help and expertise.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleFobik3 May 2025The exhibits are really impressive visually. In practice, some were really interesting from an adult's perspective. The place is very aesthetic, going through the whole thing thoroughly I think would take over 4 hours. Unfortunately, some exhibits did not work or were unclearly described.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMaciej D28 April 2025Posted on GoogleIdzi19 April 2025Very cool place you can do different experiences through play. There are about five rooms each with a different theme mini obstacle course similar to the inside of the human body generally a very cool place I highly recommend.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJarosław P8 April 2025A real science center. I highly recommend it, especially for teenagers. I thought 1-2 hours would be enough, but it turned out to be 5 hours with a quick ending. I definitely recommend it. I think the general opinion is very low and unfair.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBartosz M6 April 2025Large, free parking in front of the building. The whole is divided into 5 themed rooms. Lots of sensory games. We spent about 2 hours with our 5-year-old daughter. Very nice place.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAnna B5 April 2025Today we took part in a workshop for children, "What an egg". Great fun and knowledge conveyed in an accessible way ☺️
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRenata S3 April 2025Posted on GoogleMichal_Mc30 March 2025The average rating is definitely low. It's a typical science center, and doesn't deserve such a low rating, although I thought it would be a bit larger. A nice playground in front of the building is a plus.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarek S30 March 2025I must admit that I was very skeptical about the visit. The opinions of my friends from the period immediately after the opening were not encouraging. However, for now I rate it very positively. I will immediately point out that this is not Copernicus. If someone comes expecting a second Warsaw, they will be disappointed. Ultimately, however, I encourage you because there is a lot to do. For both smaller and bigger children. Adults will also find something for themselves. Many stands and only a few had some non-functional elements. You can feel a lot of unused potential here. There is still a lot of space and I hope that it will develop even more. Very nice service. There is a large parking lot and a catering zone on site. Worth a visit.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarcin M29 March 2025I recommend it. The kids liked it more than the Copernicus in Warsaw
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAga G25 March 2025The general zone is rather for the smaller ones but not only, then sometimes there is a need for instructions and a small lecture/show conducted by the staff, e.g. our group listened to photosynthesis or power plants, the downside is that small children run around without rhyme or reason. Workshops in the chemical laboratory are very well prepared, spectacular, in aprons and gloves, each participant can feel like a professional chemist and independently perform several experiments - there is foam, fire, mini explosions ;)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleTom0721 March 2025Great fun for ages 10+. Younger kids can have fun too, but they need a little help from their parents or guardians. You can, and even should, move around, touch, press, and see how the world around you works. A small downside is the minor damage to some exhibits and the opening hours until 4 PM, even though the sign at the entrance said it was open until 5 PM. I recommend it.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleŻaneta J15 March 2025Great place, I don't understand these negative reviews. The kids had a fantastic time and want to go back. Lots of interesting facts, experiments, and experiences. I highly recommend it 🥰 The food in the restaurant is delicious and the coffee in the cafe is also delicious 🥰
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKarolina G16 February 2025Great Museum! Very interesting exhibits, lots of attractions, helpful staff. We spent about 3 hours inside and we liked it very much, the children (11, 12 years old) were delighted. I recommend it! :)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKarolina K9 February 2025The Children's Academy met our expectations. We used the educational playroom. All attractions for children were available and functional. A big advantage of this type of playroom is the presence of employees on site, who are happy to help with using educational aids. I especially recommend this place for families with younger children. In addition to educational values, many exhibits were presented in a sensory form, which additionally engages children.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleInfinity K6 February 2025Cogiteon is a space that inspires learning and experimenting in the most interesting way possible. We had the opportunity to organize an outing here during our winter workshops with children and we were met with great kindness and support from the Cogiteon team. Thank you for your professionalism, openness and fantastic approach! We definitely recommend this place to everyone who wants to combine fun with learning in a modern and engaging form. We will definitely come back! 😊
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleI. N1 February 2025It’s a nice place, I think ideal for the kids 5+. I think some adjustments can be made to make it nicerPosted on GoogleAnna U1 February 2025I was in the Center with my ... husband. We spent over 3 hours there with a coffee break. It wasn't crowded between 1 and 5 pm on Saturday. Just the right amount of visitors. After a recent visit to the Copernicus Science Center, I must say that the cogiteon has better conditions for visiting (quieter and great bright light), I think all the exhibits were working, and there were a lot of them. The subject matter was quite ambitious - great for me. Younger children (below 3rd grade) will need help. I would love to go with my class.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarta K1 February 2025The place itself is very interesting, both for children and adults, everything works, you can test it. Well organized. However, the children's playroom, which is in the majority of a larger apartment, is a complete disaster. How is it possible that parents are also charged for entry?! Parents have nothing there for themselves, everything is adapted to the child plus a kind of care because the presence of two ladies is limited to checking tickets and sitting for 60 minutes with their heads in the phone. They do not animate the children's time, for which you can charge additional fees if the parent can, for example, sit in peace. Entry for one child plus parents is PLN 105, which is PLN 10 less than for entry to the exhibitions, it is really either a reprehensible mistake or blatant robbing of customers. I highly recommend the center itself and the people who are the guardians of the exhibitions, very nice and helpful.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoanna R31 January 2025I'm very impressed. Almost everything works now, and if it doesn't, it means someone hasn't read the instructions for use for a given exhibit. Scientific problems from various fields are presented very well. We spent six hours there with our children (ages 7 and 9) and will definitely return someday to discover what we didn't discover this time. If anyone wants to learn more, they should read the boards and explain things to the children. But it's also very interesting, even for adults. The "Pixeloza" show was very interesting; science was intelligently presented in a playful way.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAgnieszka31 January 2025It's a science museum. It's a pretty new and spacious facility. Super fun for both kids and adults imo. Adult ticket 40PLN, kids 30PLN. I would reserve 3 to 4 hrs to spend decent time on every exhibit. My 5yo son had a lot of fun. Additional points for a free outdoor playground and free parking. There's also a restaurant (which I didn't have a chance to try) and a small Cafe with snacks and coffee (although the coffee is mediocre and overpriced, as expected I guess).Posted on GoogleV L29 January 2025A great idea and execution. Everyone, regardless of age, will find something interesting for themselves. I highly recommend visiting this place!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAleksandra K25 January 2025Great place, and the best are the workshops on ants and microscopes - led by true enthusiasts who have HUGE knowledge. I highly recommend it, especially for kids hungry for knowledge!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEwa W25 January 2025We visited Cogiteon with 3 children (1.5, 5 and 8 years old) we spent 2 hours there because we bought a ticket for the permanent exhibition at 16 and it was closed at 18. We would definitely have spent more time there, the children really liked it, they could touch and experience, during which we also watched a 15-minute film on cushions. The entire facility is modern, with changing rooms with large cabinets that can fit a backpack, jackets. There was also a changing table for toddlers. There are stairs leading to the roof and there is a garden, benches.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagdalena P24 January 2025Posted on GoogleEwelina M24 January 2025A fantastic place! There are tons of attractions for children. The exhibition, which was supposed to last two hours, was so exciting that we left after more than three. They were never bored or whiny – on the contrary, they were thrilled! I highly recommend it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMaria P20 January 2025We visited this place with two children aged 4, 5 and 7. We spent a very interesting 2 hours at the permanent exhibition, additionally we visited the café and the playground. We were not bored at any moment, the exhibition is created for children, although adults will also find something for themselves here. Yes, some elements were broken/not working for some reason, but it was a small percentage of the whole. On the plus side, the staff was very helpful. I think the tickets are worth the price.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKate Z19 January 2025We spent 6 hours in Cogiteon and had a great time :). We had the opportunity to visit a few similar science centers and to be honest I am surprised that it takes such a beating. The center is spacious, there are a lot of exhibits, but you also have to spend time understanding how to use them, what they show. We were with school-age children and I would definitely recommend this place to children in this age group. What could be improved is 1. instructions on how to use the exhibits, 2. information if a given exhibit does not work. I have the impression that negative comments that the exhibits do not work result from a lack of knowledge on how to perform the task and the fact that the exhibits that actually do not work are not marked as temporarily unavailable. I guess it is such a human mentality that it is easier to accept that something does not work than to accept that you do not understand how it works ;). (There were no more non-working exhibits than in other similar centers!). It is also worth watching your children, because the exhibits do not spoil by themselves, and the science center is not a playroom. Regarding the service - friendly and engaged. We used the cafe and the restaurant and the food in both places was delicious. It is nice that in such a place you can eat a healthy, wholesome dinner. Overall a solid 5 stars.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSovacgags19 January 2025Great place! Worth spending time with kids. Restaurant unexpectedly really good for such place! I’m really surprised with so many negative comments, indeed very small amount of exhibitions were closed but that had absolutely no impact on overall experience.Posted on GoogleSylwia B16 January 2025I was with two children (4.5 and 6.5 years old) and they had a great time. It was hard to get them out after three hours. I only showed them half the experiments because there was no point in showing them more. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely come back here with my children because there's so much to do.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleM L15 January 2025Beautiful space! Clean and aesthetic, we are very impressed! We spent almost 3 hours in Cogiteon but I think it is still not enough, we will definitely go again for longer. We witnessed how non-functional equipment was repaired in front of us, but there were really few of them, most of them worked great! Assistants were present everywhere, when some machine froze, they intervened immediately and restarted so that you could continue playing. Where does the non-functional equipment come from? Many people complain about it. Dear parents, watch your children who pull and tear levers and buttons by force, break elements, then there will be less damage ;) it is an exhibition / education center, not a ball.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMichał B14 January 2025I was recently at Cogiteon on a school trip. I saw the exhibition and took part in the workshops. The downside of the exhibition was that some of the devices did not work as they should or not at all. On the other hand, the workshops were a big plus. They were run by very nice and committed ladies. I learned a lot about electronics and Arduino and creating and programming robots with LEGO. If it weren't for the workshops, the rating would have been much lower. I also send my regards to all the leaders.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleLeszek D14 January 2025Science center in the vicinity of the former Rakowice-Czyżyny airport. The main permanent exhibition includes numerous interactive exhibits on the topics of: human structure, society, discoveries, nature and technology. The complex also includes laboratories and thematic workshops, temporary exhibitions, a restaurant and café, an extraordinary public garden on the roof and a scientific playground. Opened in 2024, it is a valuable initiative but struggles with many children's problems, mainly in the quality of the exhibition.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWiatr W11 January 2025A fantastic place on the map of Krakow. Learning and fun in one for young and old. Ample space, interesting room arrangements – there's no time for boredom. Three hours flew by. The kids loved it, and they're a demanding client.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJan S9 January 2025Posted on GoogleJana K7 January 2025We had really great time there! We spent 4 hours! Free parking, cafeteria, very nice service, wardrobe. It was worth the money 100%Posted on GoogleKatarzyna K3 January 2025Great family trip, lots of cool attractions for older kids, just read the instructions 😊 Very nice and helpful staff 😊 The ladies at the reception are very nice, especially Mrs. Ania, very helpful and smiling, we will definitely come back 😊
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWiktoria J29 December 2024I was there on a school trip on the right, great place, I highly recommend it and the restaurant is brilliant
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAga C28 December 2024I think the bad reviews are from the beginning. I went there on 28. December. Only one thing was not working. I didn't even noticed. We were 2 adults and we had fun. As a kid I would have even more. For sure 1,5 or 2 h or fun .Posted on GoogleKuba S27 December 2024Very nice place for a few hours with children. We were with 4 children (12,9,7,3) and everyone found something for themselves. At the same time, the animations and materials worked in the vast majority. I do not understand why there are so many comments that they are broken. The parking lot is large and free. I recommend it for a nice afternoon and spending even a few hours discovering the world.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSøren D30 November 2024Only rating the balwaria dziecie section, as we didn't visit the full place. Our 4 year old enjoyed this place, different from other play rooms in the city, more focused on animals and light science. The price of 35zl for an hour, is a little expensive however at least as a parent you enter for free with your child.Posted on GoogleAleksandra M24 November 2024We went with my family on Saturday morning, we were surprised by the large space and not too many people, maybe the time of day was not so crowded. Exhibits mainly for older children and adults, but toddlers also found something for themselves. A few exhibits did not work but we still did not have time to test everything, although we spent 3 hours on the tour. On the plus side, the service encouraged us to take part in additional shows but also explained how the exhibits work. Overall, I think it is a place worth visiting, we were not in the Copernicus center so the opinion is based more on our own feelings than on comparison. I deduct one point for those exhibits that did not work 🙂
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePaweł P23 November 2024Everything very interesting and for at least 3 hours. Service very nice and helpful. Minus: no possibility to leave the exhibition for a moment to the restaurant upstairs.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleNaturi N17 November 2024Today we were 4 adults and 4 children (5-11 years old). We were in the mindset that we had to read the instructions and engage the children ourselves (explain phenomena, principles of operation of boards, etc.). And with this mindset, everyone liked it :) And even we were positively surprised by the place (especially after reading all these negative opinions). The only downside was that indeed several exhibits (maybe 10-15%) did not work and there was no indication that they did not work properly. I would give it 4.5 stars with my hand on my heart, but it is not possible ;)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKrystyna J17 November 2024Interesting and well-run activities for the appropriate age group. The caregivers had a great time too.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJusia M16 November 2024We didn't go to the exhibition, but I highly recommend the workshops in the reaction laboratory. Very interesting, very professional and the children were sorry that it was over.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoa R15 November 2024The visit to MCN turned out to be a very interesting point of the school trip. Fantastic learning about the secrets of the anthill, interesting souvenirs, delicious food, engaged and helpful service. The children were delighted.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJan J14 November 2024Due to the low reviews we almost gave up on the visit. However, we tried it undeterred. A great family time. You have to read to understand what the experiment/exhibit is. So I strongly do not recommend it to those who cannot concentrate and read for a longer period of time. We spent almost 4 hours. Individual exhibits did not work.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleJoanna M11 November 2024The place is new and attractive. Lots to do and see. Family tickets are 130 PLN. The devices work. Free parking
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDagmara G9 November 2024I was in the playroom with a 4.5 year old and we were happy. A lot of different attractions for toddlers, cool materials, nothing broken, clean. A lot of wooden toys of good quality. The child could learn many different things about the forest and animals.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSporto C7 November 2024Great fun for the whole family. Our kids were very happy. We will be back:)
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIw_Kas I4 November 2024A wonderful place!!!! A great idea for a class trip! Class 7 used the exhibitions with great enthusiasm, the very helpful and smiling staff made sure that students got answers when they asked questions. Here physics, biology and chemistry are mixed. Someone had a great idea! The sentences that were placed between the exhibits are a great complement to this exhibition. The garden/playground is also amazing. Everything is a big, big PLUS!!! I recommend it
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMar B1 November 2024Fortunately, I didn't read the reviews before visiting the Centre. Good advice for visitors - check it out for yourself, don't be guided by the comments of naysayers. First of all, there is no point in comparing it to other places of this type. I also visited the Copernicus Centre, Hewelianum, Experiment and Hydropolis with my children. Each of them is different, from the space available to the themes of the exhibitions. And this is an advantage, not a complaint. Secondly, it really is enough to read to find out what a given experience is about. If children run around aimlessly and click anything, as someone wrote here, it means that an adult didn't interest them in anything, didn't read or explain. The staff is also very engaged and helpful, you just need to let them tell you and help you. You need at least four hours to experience, that's how much I spent with three children aged 9, and there will be more to do on the next visit. All the stations were working - maybe I'm exceptionally lucky. On the other hand - if parents let their children "run around and click anything", then there's no wonder that sometimes something will refuse to work. Time well spent. Family! I recommend.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMonika W28 October 2024We highly recommend this place! 💪 Everything worked as it should, lots of attractions, free access to each of them :) The children were delighted, they didn't want to leave this place despite the hours passing :) They want to go back there again - this shows that it's really worth it :) 😁👏❤️ Parking, the area around, the playground outside - everything was thought out and well-developed👍👍 The food in the restaurant there was also a big plus 👏😁♥️
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleIza R27 October 2024We were with 7-year-olds at the "Painted Glass" workshop. The children really liked it, and so did we, the mothers, we had fun. A nice and positive approach to children. I highly recommend it. We will definitely go to visit the whole place again.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMonika B26 October 2024Workshops painted with glass. Super organization. Workshops very well conducted. Ideal for children. The ladies leading the workshops with hearts on their sleeves, smiles on their faces, explained everything in a professional way, helped by encouraging children to use their imagination. Not only the children were happy with the classes, but also the parents. We are waiting for the next meeting with a smile on our faces.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMarta N26 October 2024If you don't know how to spend time with your child in an interesting way while in Krakow, I encourage you to spend it at Cogiteon in the Reaction Laboratory. We were there with my 7-year-old daughter on October 12 for classes on the topic - What's in the air? My daughter was delighted. The classes were conducted in a very interesting way. The instructors explained to the children step by step what the individual experiments were about. The children were delighted. The opportunity to experiment under the supervision of the class leaders gave both children and parents a lot of positive emotions and smiles on their faces. Once again, I would like to thank the class leaders for the wonderful time spent and the knowledge conveyed in a simple way to the children. My daughter has wonderful memories of these classes and we will definitely go back there. Such classes are a great idea for a great gift for a child, e.g. for a birthday.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GooglePrzewodnik26 October 2024Perfect place for kids to learn about experiments and other interesting information! The look is great, I really like it, and the location is also good! I recommend it! But I warn you to buy tickets in advance, because they sell out quickly!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMatylda N25 October 2024Very nice place. Lots of attractions. I recommend it to everyone regardless of age. I had a great time.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGrzegorz Ś24 October 2024Beautiful conference and exhibition center. Excellent service and access to rooms. Ample parking.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAndrzej R24 October 2024Posted on GoogleOla H19 October 2024The centre didn't blow us away, but it was nice. On the downside - long descriptions, which may discourage some, and a lack of more interesting exhibits for children and younger teenagers - with water or a lot of manual activities other than clicking and moving something with your finger on the screen. On the upside - a lot of stands other than, for example, in the Experiment, Hevelianum or small SOWA science centres, additionally - there are also several opportunities for construction or "strength" play and a rather unusual mini playground in one of the rooms imitating certain internal organs 😉. Overall, our teenagers aged 12-14 left satisfied. Some were dissatisfied after 2 hours, some were "ready" after 1.5. Despite everything, it is worth visiting - everyone will find something for themselves, the space is visually pleasant, all the exhibits were working, there are places to sit down, there is a café, a great green roof and a nice wooden playground.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRafal C16 October 2024Strong 4 stars ;) Large area to learn about different aspects of science, although in my opinion too large a spectrum of fields, and no field was explained very precisely. There is no leading theme or something extra that would stick in my head. The opinion concerns the permanent exhibition. The prices in the shop and bistro are quite high, so Krakow. It's a pity that the building looks like any other from XXl, it lacks some Krakow accents.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleEwelina S15 October 2024A very interesting place to spend time for both children and adults! Many interesting exhibitions to test, for which two hours of sightseeing is definitely not enough. 🙂
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleWaldek J12 October 2024A very cool, interesting, and inspiring place. The landscaping is stunning. The exhibition was fascinating, and I learned a lot. I'll definitely be back.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleGrażyna B12 October 2024Very nice and interesting object. I recommend reading the descriptions of the exhibits. Delicious food and beautiful greenery.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleBeata K10 October 2024Today we had the opportunity to visit the Cogiteon Science Center with students from grades 4-8 and we can say with full conviction that it was an extremely successful experience! The students were very happy with the visit, and the center itself is a place with great potential. We hope that in the future it will develop even more, especially in the direction of activities in which children will be able to manually create or build something. It is worth emphasizing that in such places it is important to make children aware that they should read the descriptions of the exhibits and understand how they work, and not just intuitively press buttons. Cogiteon is a great way to teach interaction and curiosity about the world, and our group came back happy and full of new experiences. We highly recommend this place and look forward to more innovations!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleValentyna8 October 2024Great place! We were 2 hours short of sightseeing. We want to go back again but with at least 4 hours it would be enough) Yes, many exhibits are not working, but apart from them there is enough to see. I would like to thank you separately for the nice and friendly service! Good luck in your further activity!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRuslan G7 October 2024Posted on GoogleFoni T5 October 2024A great attraction for young, middle and adult people. Everyone will find something for themselves. The most interesting is the dark labyrinth, the Globe with time zones and the exhibition in general. I am taking one star off because 1/3 of the exhibits were out of order or not working
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleSonia J5 October 2024Mega! Really really cool Science Center, everything interactive, presented in a diverse and very interesting way. There were a few broken stands, but there are really a lot of them and it's impossible to get bored. It's great that the employees themselves come up and tell or show something interesting - I don't know if it's recommendations or more personality, but I like it!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleAnna K4 October 2024Great place. For everyone. Creative, e.g. the digestive system. Helpful, friendly service. You can really learn and have a great time.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMagdalena G2 October 2024A beautiful place with huge potential. I like the austerity of the decor, the large space and the calm colors. We visited Coiteon with a group of young people passionate about theater to move to slightly different spaces and give young people time to integrate. This place worked out great. The workshops that incredibly nice instructors conducted for us were very interesting. The main topic was air. The best part was of course the experiments that they could conduct themselves under the watchful eye of instructors. I think it's an ideal place for organized school trips, which can take learning in the classroom to a completely new dimension. The laboratories that the center offers are very well equipped! I recommend checking it out!
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleRafal N30 September 2024We liked this place, 2 hours is not enough to go through the whole thing without rushing, the kids and not only liked it very much - already at the entrance you walk through a track which is a visualization of the digestive system and ofc exiting the rectum 😅😂 - sand modeling of the immune system - conversation with a bot about organ replacement - the best for us: walking in the dark relying only on the sense of hearing - rescue mission in space I see a very low rating and I have a few thoughts - out of the exhibits, maybe two were out of order, so it didn't bother me - if I spent 5-10 minutes on each one, it would probably take a whole day :) - exhibition for children already of school age - someone criticized going down the stairs in many sentences, and after all there are elevators nearby, it is often the case that one thing hurts the visitors and they list every detail in a series as if they were already pouring water and had lost their objective perspective I don't consider PLN 130 for a family ticket to be a lot, a swimming pool or a family cinema will be more expensive or similar.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleMaarten D29 September 2024Great fun for the whole family, an educational journey for both children and adults. The passage with reading and interaction of all educational stations is about 3 hours. The exhibition still requires work but has a solid base. A big plus is the spacious building with a car park with good access. Additionally, the surroundings of the building, i.e. the playground and the park-slipway are a good place to actively spend time outside.
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleKatarzyna28 September 2024An interesting place with a diverse offer. This year my daughter participated in a half-day camp and every day she left happy and smiling. We also took part in workshops in the technique studio (string art). My daughter and her class watched a play about insects. We also went to the multimedia room with a 360° projection. We are planning classes in the laboratories 🙂 I think that the children's satisfaction and the fact that they can experience learning through play and experimentation is very important to me 🙂
(Translated by Google, see original)Posted on GoogleDorota K25 September 2024Great place, the child is very happy, very interesting attractions and a nicely organized outdoor space. I recommend
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours of the Cogiteon Science Center?
Cogniteon Science Center Opening Hour:
- Mondays – closed
- Tuesday – Thursday 9:00 – 17:00
- Friday – Sunday 9:00 – 19:00
Can tickets to the Cogiteon Science Center be purchased online?
Yes, tickets to the Science Center can be purchased online and in stores. More about tickets – Tickets and prices | Cogiteon
What can you see at the Cogiteon Małopolska Science Center?
The center offers an interactive permanent exhibition titled “Man and His Dreams”, laboratories and studios, educational offers – including summer camps for children from 3 years of age and many exhibitions and interactive experiences.
Can you eat something at the Małopolska Cogiteon Science Center?
Yes, a restaurant and a café are available to visitors.
Are there facilities for people with disabilities at the Cogiteon Center?
Yes, the Center is adapted to the needs of disabled people. It has elevators, special parking spaces, as well as amenities inside the building, such as wide corridors and easily accessible toilets.
Can I take photos at the Cogiteon Center?
Yes, you can take photos at the Małopolska Cogiteon Science Center. The center usually allows photography of permanent exhibitions and other attractions, but it is recommended to pay attention to the signs.
Are there educational activities organized at the Cogiteon Center?
Yes, the Science Center organizes educational activities for children of various ages. Summer camps and various types of conferences are also organized.
Can I leave jackets and backpacks at the Cogiteon Center?/ Is there a cloakroom?
Yes, the Center has a cloakroom where you can safely leave outerwear or larger items.
Are there toilets at the Cogiteon Science Center?
Yes, the Małopolska Cogiteon Science Center has toilets, also adapted for the needs of people with disabilities and families with children.