Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum

Good place to visit… children will learn more about science and different project…

There is science show which is of 15 min but very informative and way it is presented gets you engaged…

Visit all floors where each floor has different knowledge to grasp.
Very good place to visit

It's nice museum.
I recommend city council make more efforts to provide this museum more modern.

Amazing place for kids and grown ups. I loved the space science section and Life Sciences section. The smart displays are great. The movies on Evolution of Ape to Humans is mind blowing. You can book the tickets at a kiosk and pay through Gpay or paytm or any other app.

Lovely place to visit if you love science. Some things are not working. Also, we need to make sure kids do not destroy the experiments placed there. Parents should keep an eye

Visit this place if you have curiosity about how engineered things works. It has sections from different engineering streams. Also has special kids section. Must visit if you are in Bangalore.

It's one of the best and informative museum in Bengaluru City. It's a science, industrial museum. You can get all type of information about industrial and other revolution in detail. There are total 4 floor in the building to explore. School trip also comes to visit for students. Overall is good but four wheeler parking is not available.

Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum is an absolute gem for anyone intrigued by the marvels of science, engineering, and technology. Nestled in the heart of [City], this museum is a tribute to the genius of Sir M. Visvesvaraya and a beacon of knowledge and innovation.

From the moment you step inside, you're immersed in a world of discovery. The exhibits are nothing short of exceptional, offering a captivating journey through the history and future of technology. Whether you're fascinated by vintage machinery, awed by space

exploration, or curious about robotics, this museum caters to all ages and interests.

What truly sets this museum apart is its + interactive approach. Visitors aren't just passive observers; they can engage with hands-on exhibits that make learning a thrilling adventure. From experimenting with physics principles to understanding the intricacies of industrial processes, the museum fosters a deep appreciation for STEM subjects.

The dedication of the staff and curators shines through in the meticulously curated displays and informative presentations. They are always eager to share their knowledge and spark curiosity.

Visvesvaraya Museum is a testament to human

ingenuity and an inspiration for future innovators. It's a place where you can lose track of time while gaining a profound understanding of the technological world around us. Whether you're a student, a tech enthusiast, or simply a curious mind, this museum is an absolute must- visit that will leave you inspired and informed.

Certainly! Technology related to machines covers a broad spectrum of subjects. Here are a few key areas:

1. **Automation and Robotics: ** This involves the development of machines and systems that can perform tasks with minimal human intervention. Examples include industrial robots and autonomous vehicles.

2. **Machine Learning and AI: ** These fields focus on creating algorithms and models that enable machines to learn and make decisions based on data. Applications include natural language processing, image recognition, and self-driving cars.

3. **Manufacturing Technology: ** Advances in manufacturing techniques and materials have led to more efficient and precise machines. 3D printing and CNC machining are notable examples.

4. **IoT (Internet of Things) : ** IoT involves connecting everyday objects to the internet, enabling them to collect and exchange data. Smart home devices and wearable technology fall into this category.

5. **Aerospace Technology: ** Advancements in aircraft and spacecraft design and propulsion systems have revolutionized travel and exploration.

6. **Medical Devices: ** Technology has greatly enhanced medical equipment, from diagnostic tools to surgical robots, improving patient care and outcomes.

7. **Energy Technology: ** Developments in renewable energy sources, energy storage, and grid management are crucial for addressing climate change.

8. **Transportation Technology: ** Innovations like electric vehicles, hyperloop, and high-speed trains are transforming the way we move people and goods.

Is there a specific aspect of machine-related technology you'd like to know more about, or do you have any particular questions?

It's may be one of the most attractive place in banglore. The museum is may be very good. Once visit when you're in banglore

Great hands on museum with very understandable explanations of even the most common things we use daily like pen and lock. It is not just for science enthusiasts but everyone will find something interesting. The space section is very India focused and great to know about all the space conquests and missions of ISRO.

It is one of the greatest museum for learners it showcase for mechanical engineers.museum demonstrates various theorems n experiments u must visit it

It is a good place to visit if you want to know fun things about science then you should give a visit over there

Museum is good and kids/adults will enjoy it as a day trip. Few exhibits seem to be added in space section but rest seems to be same over 15 years! It would be good if museum keeps pace with technology. Also some sections need maintenance.

Absolutely loved it. Lot of educational stuffs to learn for both kids and adults. Worth every penny.

It's a must visit place for School children, So many things get to learn. An entire day required to patiently fo through all the sections. Entrance fee is Rs. 75 for above 5 years. There are few 3D theater as well inside for which Ticket range from Rs. 25 to Rs. 40. The cafeteria is not great.

Entry fee is Rs. 75 worth every penny. Really good place. They have fun science for kids. They have biotechnology, space, electronics, etc. They have clean washrooms. There were some 3D showes also at time interval for which we had to pay again. There is a canteen at top for lunch. Good place.

Great place to visit for science lovers and school students. Free entry provision is there for the defence and police professionals.

Even being in Bangalore, if not visited here, then you have missed a lot. For the future of your children, you must take them on a voyage to the scientific journey of this museum. A must visit and enriching place in Bangalore.

Must visit place.
If any educational institute like schools or college planning for IV trip.
Please take students here to experience the science and technology.
Informatice things not only for students, also for adults.

Nice museum for science and technology. Its must visit place in banglore especially for students and science enthusiastic.
There having prototypes, still and working models of various departments of science and technology.
It exibit in a four four floor and each floor having 2 departments.
There having Rs 75/- entry fee.
Also there having a cafeteria at the top floor.

Worth every penny. Its just marvelous. You can Easily spend Quality 2 to 4 hours without getting bored. A must visit place in Bengaluru.

Very interactive and informative visit. If you want to explore science should surely visit this place!

We can learn here so much very informative place every school going students must visit this place and it is helpful for college going students as well who want to know information about science

This is the best place for the spending time for those who are keen to know about technology, mechanism, astronomy, space satellite, bio technology. Perfect day out and a good time for family preferably with kids.

A full day can be spent here admiring the science place.so many things to show science is FUN.children and adults both come here to see the marvelous things
Very well maintained place and there are volunteers to explain

The Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, Bangalore, India, a constituent unit of the National Council of Science Museums, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, was established in memory of Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya.

Excellent museum. Can't believe I didn't know about this place despite being in Blore for more than 10yrs. It has 4 floors of tons of stuff divided into sections. Each section is large enough and has lots of artifacts. Some of the artifacts are interactive and hence you are given gloves at the entrance. There are lots of things to do for adults, and there's a section for kids as well. A must visit for museum lovers. Please carry enough sanitizers as there aren't any of the floors. There's limited parking in the premises.

Good to see they have the same setup after nearly many many years makes us nostalgic. Some things don't work. They have added also new areas like biotech, kids zone etc. Kids can have good time

Nowadays no crowd like before due to covid but good to spend time with kids for 2-3 hrs which would be great for their studies.

One of the best museums in Bangalore with awesome technology and many other things to look forward. Throughout explore the place and can take quite a while to explore it fully and cover everything. Recommend coming to this place very early cause it mine definitely take time.
The place of the museum makes it more accessible. There is parking near the end of cubbon park. Opposite to the tonic where you can parking lot of vehicles. Must visit museum if you come to Bangalore.

Good things:
1. Temperature check, hand sanitizer and hand gloves will be provided at the entrance.
2. Parking place is available for 2 wheeler and 4 wheeler.
3. Discount is available on entry fees for the people who are having BPL card on providing a zero copy of the same.
4. Dedicated cafeteria is available at 4th floor.
5. Can spend 3-4 hours if interested in science and technology.

Bad Things:
1. Parking charge need to be paid, 10 rupees/2 hour for 2 wheeler and which will be collected while exiting. But if we don't aware about the parking amount then person who collect parking fee will collect 20 rupees for 2 hour.
2. For getting BPL card discount we need to provide hard copy of BPL card (Xerox copy). Government is supporting all kind of digitalization but still in this museum they demand of hard copy of BPL card being government managed museum.
3. Museum is having collection of technical stuffs but some are not working.
4. Cafetaria is not having variety of food and taste/quality also need improvement.
5. Price of the food is in the cafeteria is little high.
6.3D show is having same short movie (15 min), same movie was shown in my last visit (2 year back).

Very Nice Place, much more information is available to learn. Soo fun, Rs. 75/- Entrance Ticket, Need 3-4 Hours to cover everything,

Great To see that kind of Museum in Banglore.its Good for students to took inspiration from past to present development.

So many shows aren't allowed to watch. Every switch button was a mess, not working. They have to maintain a lot

Located next to Government Museum. Entry fee is 75 rupees and this place really worth for it. In ground floor kept items related to mechanical engineering like different type of Engine, power plant, turbine, boilers etc. In 1st floor some fun elements in one side and Electrical engineering and computer related items one side. In 2and floor one side Aerospace, rocket and satellite etc. On the other side materials related to human body and biological systems. This place is most recommended for kids and specially for Engineering students.

Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, Bangalore (VITM), a constituent unit of National Council of Science Museums (NCSM), Ministry of Culture, Government of India, was established in memory of Bharat Ratna Sir M. Visvesvaraya. A modest building with a built up area of 4000 sq.mtrs, was constructed in the serene surrounding of the Cubbon Park, housing various industrial products and engines, which was opened by the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on 14.07.1962. The first gallery set up at VITM on the theme Electricity was opened to the public on 27.07.1965 by the then Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting & Bharat Ratna Indira Gandhi.

VITM has a Dinosaur Corner with mobile app facility & a 1: 1 scale replica of the Wright Brothers Flyer Kitty Hawk along with Flyer Simulator providing an immersive and entertaining experience to the visitor. The Science on a Sphere at VITM, the only one in Asia, is a large visualization system that uses multimedia projections to display animated data on the sphere converting it into an immersive animated globe showing dynamic, animated images of the atmosphere, ocean's and land area of a planet, combined with narration. VITM has 7 permanent exhibition galleries titled Engine Hall, Fun Science, Electrotechnic, Space Emerging Technology in the Service of Mankind, Biotechnological Revolution, BEL Hall of Electronics and Children Science.
VITM has Mobile Science Exhibition with 24 participatory exhibits mounted on a bus. Launched in the year 1970, the Mobile Science Exhibition travels through the length and breadth of the whole of South India. Simultaneously, VITM organises several education extension activities to supplement science education in the schools like Science Demonstration Lectures, Hobby Centres, Sky Observation Programmes, Popular Science Lectures, Teachers Training Programmes etc, for the benefit of students and new programmes like Science Fairs, Science Seminars, Planetarium Programmes, Science Drama Festival, Story Telling and Special programs in commemoration of achievements in science and technology. During this period the first HAM Radio station was also set up in VITM and that became a passion for the children and adult alike.
Between 1982 and 1993, NCSM set up three more science centers at Gulbarga (Karnataka) in 1984, Tirunelveli (Tamil Nadu) in 1987 and Tirupati in 1993, which are functioning directly under the administrative control of VITM. Thus, VITM became the southern zone headquarters of NCSM.
While celebrating its Golden Jubilee during the year 2014-15, VITM stands tall as a major landmark in the city of Bangalore attracting people from all walks of life with the visitor footfall touching 1 million. It is a matter of pride that the cumulative visitor footfall to the Museum for the past 50 years has crossed 4 crores.
VITM has been assigned with the task of setting up new science centres in the Southern Zone by NCSM. The Regional Science Centres at Dharwad, Coimbatore and a Sub-Regional Science Centre & Planetarium at Puducherry were developed and handed over to the respective State Governments/UT. All these new Science Centres are equipped with the state-of-art exhibits and activities that children can perform and learn science in an out of school mode. VITM is currently assigned with the task of setting up a Regional Science Centre.

Every student should visit this place, students like this place.
Well defined arranged Informatic museum with branch vise (like space, automobile, mechanical, electronics, biotechnology) in 4 floor building.

They charges 75 rupees per head- it's worth for the charge, they issue hand glows, sanitizer is available,
They have taken necessary precautions for the COVID situation.

Since Museum located in main road (kasturaba road), it's very easy to identify. There is enough parking place.

Hey Science enthusiasts! It's your stop! Get down here! Go gain knowledge in enjoyable way!? Learn while you have fun!

Loved this place. Well maintained. Liked the invention and more. Nice place to visit with your family.

Really very nice place. Loved it must go. 3 floor and kids science park is on 3rd floor rest all floor for toddlers and adult

You'll be surprised to see the quality of exhibits at the Visvesvaraya Museum, especially the Biotechnology gallery and the Space gallery.

The museum has tons of interactive exhibits and is a phenomenal learning experience, not just for kids, but adults too.

The Dinosaur model is very nice and makes for a lovely picture to take along with.

You can easily spend half a day here.

Pro tip: dont miss out the Government Museum adjacent to the Visvesvaraya Museum.

Good place to see all the technical things starting from old wright brothers aeroplane model to new researches in bio technology

Staff is so aurogent.even security staff. I don't know for what they have so much attitude.

It needs upgradation in terms of technical aspects, like providing digital vedios audio's, thro wifi information as & when visitors steps in a paricular section.
When it is named after sir M. Vishveshraya his name bust/statue should have unveiled.
In 4th floor eatery is provided but rates much exorbitant & digital payments not not implemented.
There 3 buildings one venkatappa art gallery, middle building is old antiquity's north side building is technical museum
Car parking available two ticket counters technical museum bit expensive

Very nice place to visit. Science enthusiastic. Focuses mainly on mechanical, electronic, electrical, biotechnological, space topics. ₹75 per person

It was an awesome experience. Kids loved and were getting inspired by the things and all the science experiments over there.

This science museum is located at cubbon park. It is 5 storied building. Every floor has different types of activities. Specially children will enjoy the activity. Whoever is very keen to science should come here once. Entry fee is only 75rs. Must visit place in Bengalore. I recommend this place.

Good place to visit and great place to learn from fun to education all types of great inventions and equipments that changed the world are displayed here.

Good for sci-fi lovers. 75/- entry fee. One can.go with friends and family. Near to cubbon park and UB city mall

Ticket price is Rs. 75 and very reasonable. Crowded during weekends and peak hours. Has parking facility. Also has special 3D shows for which you have to buy seperate ticket. Biotechnology centre and fun science centre are very attractive. Need 2-3 hours for a complete tour. Two Cons: 1. Due to covid restrictions few models are not operative so real fun is missing, 2. Ambience in the Cafeteria is not up to the mark. Better to skip it.

One of the best science museums I have seen ever. The museum has displays covering Mechanical, Electronics, Biotechnology and Space departments. The interaction with the displays makes the tour more interesting. If you want study of these departments and need to get motivated in your studies a best place to visit. The ticket price is Rs. 75 which is worthy. To cover all the exhibit keenly you atleast need to have 2-3 hours.

Excellent knowledge centre for childre. Banglore visiting people especially students must viait the science museum.it is established in 1962.different blocks for space, engines, fun science, computer engineering block, electicity block like some more. We can spend full day to visit all the blocks.especially we can operate some equipment to perform experiments to get hands-on experience.it is very enjoyable time to spend science loving people to know the history of science.

The Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, Bangalore, India, a constituent unit of the National Council of Science Museums, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, was established in memory of Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya.
Awesome place. Good value for money. RS. 40 entry fee. Various science experiments worth a watch. I would suggest all schools and parents to take their kids to this place atleast once in their lives.

Wonderful Technological advancements Illustrating to common man.

It is really a good place to Kindle interest in science in young ones. You get lot of information with working and interactive models where people can actually see how it works. There are separate floors for different topics. It is really well maintained. You get a detailed description of each and every model clearly and also the principle just below the model is mentioned. You have another building dedicated just to the history. There you can find historic artifacts and paintings. You get to know some fundamentals of many sciences like physics, astronomy, mechanics and space.

Superb place. We went in unwillingly hoping to come out in 30 minutes, ended up spending more than 3 hours. Lot of working models to explain the various principles as well as shows to explain concepts. Please visit, it will surely get you hooked. Children especially will like it very much.

Nice museum with various concepts explained in detail. Good place for kids to enjoy and learn as well as for adults. Food court is also good.
Half day can be spent very well.

Very informative with working model of daily used instruments. Good place for young one scientists.
Full day can be spend here.
3-4 small video shows are there.
U can experience Wright brothers aircraft

Pros -
1) Good for students of all standards.
2) Separate space for #Mechanical #Electrical #SpaceScience #Biotechnology #Physics and many more.
3) Books stores for kids and elders are also available.
4) Mini toy store is also there.
5) Security check.
So this place is nice for people of all ages.
Cons -
I didn't find any downside of this place.

Nice place for science lover. Few tools n experiments were not working. So missed the fun of that. And few place is under renovation. But all over with kids it's worth to go for 50 rs per person ticket.

Its one of the technical museum and it has a more games related to technic. We were enjoyed a lot in this museum. 3d shows also available in this Vivesvaraya museum. We spend more time in this place.

The place is nice but the way that stage behaved over there was very rude if anything happens from us by mistake the shouted and said do that in your state is this the way they should reply to their visiters they should be polite with there toungh and they should be tought that we all are indians I hated the place

One of my favourite place in Bengaluru. It is very helpful & important for kids as well as mechanical enthusiasts. Fabulous demonstration of all kinds of chronological of engines and other science activities. Isro department and fun science department is particularly interesting.

The museum is excellent for science and tech enthusiasts. It has 6 different departments in biology, applied sciences, electronics and mechanics. The atmosphere is excellent and there's ample parking space outside the museum.

Best museum in Bangalore.must visit places in Bangalore.it contains mainly scientific knowledge resources.life sciences and aeronauticals, warcrafts, war planes, physical science, and soo much other. Best place for children too.

Excellent place for kids interested in Science. Lot of science experiments are demonstrated.
Lot of exhibits like rocket, satellite, life size replica of first air plane of Wright Brothers etc are displayed. A must visit for young minds.
Some of the science experiments in the fun zone are not maintained properly. But overall it's an excellent place for an Educational weekend!
Worth the time and Money!

Really great to show everything at One place. Apact naming Visvesvaraya Sir
Excited alot at Electronics and Science zone.
Please take Children, may they feel like play ground to gain knowledge!

Wonderful place to visit and bring the young kids. The museum is designed to make awareness about the Science to the general public. The concepts and the principles are explained with various models and activities. The entertaining science movies are also played during the day.
The complete visit to the museum takes atleast 3-4 hours so prepare accordingly and be ready to walk a lot. However, it's a worth visiting.

This place has variety of fixtures to offer. A must visit place for a science enthusiastic, in fact anyone. You can visit with anyone whether a friend colleague, family or IV of college (in my case) and have the same fun! They showed us a lot of demos related to working of many machinery in a funny, entertaining way. That means whether you are a hardcore science lover or not, you will find it amusing. They also allow us to use camera, so you can capture photos and relive it later. The topmost level was my personal favourite in the museum (Science for children). Attaching a snap, hope it is useful

Good place to take your kids to show them a variety of science and technological concepts in action. There are a variety of exhibits kindle scientific temper in people of all ages. It can be overwhelming for kids to grasp every thing in one day. It's a good idea to take them once every six months/one year between class 5 and 10 so that they can understand concepts of increasing complexity incrementally. It also helps in reinforcing the understanding of academic lessons.
The place does not have clean restrooms.

Very crowded during weekends and public holidays, good for children and adults who are interested in science and technology, food court is there at the top floor, parking is available Rs 50 for adults entry tickets

Really awesome place to go through with kids. Own experiment with science and technology. Do visit with kids. Such a neat environment
. They can learn things practically

Mind blowing museum. Here you can find magic of mechanisms, wonders of chemistry, about nature, about space almost everything. It is like a scientific world at one place. For around 50/- it is an awesome place to visit. You can know how machines works practically. Must and should visit place in Bangalore and it takes around 2 hours to cover whole museum.

Musiam is very good, no maintains system, Bhoomi tharalaya no Kannada spachs only English Kannada people not understand expalan word's tell Kannada and 3 hd video supers maintains good food court not clean not indian food South Indian food no, food is very high rate