The Museum of Science and Technology in Accra was established when two lecturers from the Legon Campus of the University of Ghana, identified a need  to create awareness of past and current developments in science and technology in Ghana, and presented a proposal for the development of the institution to Kwame Nkrumah, the then president of Ghana. A short time later, in 1965, the Museum of Science and Technology opened its doors.  The institution endeavors to inspire those who visit, particularly its more youthful guests, with a desire to discover more about the sciences and technological development in the world around them.

Exhibits include a human heart and a piece of stone from the moon. The museum incorporates a library, and provides educational activities for children.

Opening hours are 9:00am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday.

Entrance fees are as follows:

Non Ghanaians can pay the Cedi equivalent of their respective foreign currencies.

*Entrance fees were reviewed in 1ST January 2015.

Contact details:

Street Address:      Liberia Road
Postal Address:      P.O. Box GP 3343, Accra
Telephone:            +233 302 223963

Note: The museum is located near the TUC Hall at the traffic lights on the intersection between the Barnes Road and Liberia Road.

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