Discovery Centre | Bendigo

Discovery Centre | Bendigo Discovery Centre | Bendigo

Discovery Science & Technology Centre

DISCOVERY is a leading regional science centre that seeks to inspire & nurture scientific curiosity.

Discovery Science & Technology Centre is regional Victoria's largest not for profit educational science centre and one of only seven science centres in Australia.

With over 100 fascinating exhibits to explore, Discovery is sure to have something to capture every imagination!

Our Planetarium is capable of screening mind-blowing educational & creative shows.

Face your fears with a 7 metre drop down the Southern Hemisphere's biggest VERTICAL SLIDE!

For curious minds 5 and under we have Kaleidoscope, a space full of colour and tactile play experiences fenced in to keep curious adventurers safe.

Established in 1995 within a beautiful historic Railway Goods Shed near the Bendigo Railway Station, the Discovery Science and Technology Centre is a not-for-profit educational and inspirational facility.

Discovery has come to be seen as both a centre for learning and a place where science is hands-on and fun for regional families and visitors. Our vision is to break down barriers and make STEM accessible, inclusive and representative for all, by inspiring and nurturing scientific curiosity.

OPENING HOURS


Discovery is a not-for-profit, community-based organisation that is open daily. Discovery is closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and during the month of February. On Australia Day Discovery closes and re-locates to Lake Weeroona.

During Term:10-4pm Tues-Sun

School Holidays: 10-4pm everyday

Closed All of February & National Public Holidays

Getting here


Travelling by public transport
Discovery sits right opposite Bendigo Train Station and the bus depot, making it quick and easy to reach by public transport for all visitors.

For Bendigo train timetables, fares, maps and travel information visit the V/Line website or phone V/Line on 1800 800 007.

For Bendigo bus timetables go to Public Transport Victoria regional buses or Christian’s Bus Company Bendigo bus timetable.

For more information visit Public Transport Victoria.

Travelling by car
Estimated travelling time from Melbourne to Bendigo is 90 minutes and via the Calder Freeway (M79).

Car parking
Bendigo Marketplace carpark via Mitchell Street, Edward Street and Arthur Street and has over 1,200 free car park spaces including disabled car park and parents with prams parking spaces.

Bus parking
Bus parking is available alongside the Marketplace loading bay, enter via Arthur Street. There is additional bus parking behind the Marketplace.

Tickets


Enjoy full access to Discovery’s hands-on exhibits, interactive science experiences and daily activities throughout the centre, perfect for curious visitors of all ages.

General Entry + Planetarium Tickets
Get the complete Discovery experience with full access to all exhibits plus an immersive planetarium show, combining hands-on exploration with a stunning journey through space. You can add a Planetarium show to your General Entry for a reduced price at checkout!

Adult $22.00
Concession $18.00
Child (3 - 17yo) $18.00
Family $72.00

Planetarium Tickets
Settle into our immersive full-dome planetarium and journey through space with captivating shows that blend science, storytelling and stunning visuals for an unforgettable experience.

All ages (3 and above) $12.00
Concession $11.00
Family $40.00 (2 Adults + 2 Children, or 1 Adult + 3 Children)





❊ What's On ❊


CURIOSITY: Building Breakthroughs in LEGO Bricks



❊ Address ❊


 Dja Dja Wurrung
 ⊜  7 Railway Place,   Bendigo   3550 View Map
✆ Telephone: +61 (3) 5444 4400
7 Railway Place,BendigoVictoria+61 (3) 5444 4400


❊ Web Links ❊
www.discovery.asn.au

www.discovery.asn.au




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