At over 100,000 square feet, the Wonders Center & Science Museum is the largest Science Museum in Tennessee, and the largest in the world that upholds biblical values. Just 35 minutes from downtown Nashville, each exhibit is designed to inspire visitors as it highlights wonders in the fields of science and history.
Catch a show in the #1 Planetarium experience in America! (And one of the top 10 planetariums in the world!)
Experience a one million volt musical Tesla Coil show. Hands-On activities. See full size dinosaurs. Visit the Java Man cafe. Kids will dig in the Dino sand pit and race cars as they learn physics. Gift shop contains over 2,000 books, toys, and educational resources! 1,000 year old Bible Scrolls. Live Geckos and lizards. A 55 foot-long Camarasaurus in the Rotunda. Plasma Globes. Watch a mini-movie in Seventy Hall. See actual fossils and models of dinosaurs, including the skull of the largest crocodilian ever discovered, a giant sea dragon mosasaur, Jurassic Park-style Dino models, 65 foot outdoor kids Gem Mining experience, and more!
An EXPERIENCE for ALL AGES!
Our first time at this Museum. It was wonderful! The people were so nice! We had a good time, and we will be back. Thank you.
Sherry MillerVery welcoming! Great job on the collections and displays. A lot of hands-on activities. We plan to visit the newly opened aquarium soon.
phillip hicksMy kids raved about their experience here! The Africa exhibit was simply amazing!
Maricia AbercrombieWell put together operation. Well presented science. Good children and adults.
William Hunterexcellent time. 3 adults 1 child (5) Everyone loved it. Much to see and learn. Coffee bar also! AND the observatory is a must see. Looking forward to going back.
Lisa PellechioMy family and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Wonders Center! We were extremely impressed with the quality and variety of the exhibits as well as how interactive it was for kids and adults. The planetarium was amazing and I especially liked the literary section . All of the staff were amazingly friendly and helpful and it was great to hear how Mr. David Reeves catapulted his childhood interests for anthropology and astronomy into what he is doing today for the glory of Yahweh! It was really a satisfying and fulfilling experience for our whole family! Highly recommended!
Brett GrippWe had a blast at the wonder science center. It was a full day of learning and fun for all my kids.
Ashley BenjaminEnjoyed everything very much. Informative and interesting. Especially like that creation is included in e erything. Will definitely recommend to others and will be going back!
Sheila MullinicksWe spent the whole day open to close. It was awesome and we had a wonderful time! There were lots of hands on activities for the kids. I need to go back on my own to see everything I missed! 5 stars we highly recommend!!!
Sherry FrateVery informative museum. Awesome Tesla coil!
Robert BWe weren't planning on going to this museum. We were planning on going to the Nashville science center but it was closed. I'm so glad we went here. Interactive displays and lots of information, biblically based with science. If you're in the area I highly recommend you visiting. If you have time plan a trip here. You will not regret it. My whole family thoroughly enjoyed it.
Stacey RobertsLove this place ! So much fun for the kids
Alex DillardExtremely kid friendly and clean facilities
Ashley KuhnThis is a nice museum that’s fun for kids of all ages. We had fun here with my one year old.
Jeremy HarrisGreat, kid friendly place! My kids love exploring and learning here with interactive games and videos! 🥰
Breanna BarkerI was invited to a Pastor Appreciation Luncheon at the Wonder Center. I was not sure what to expect. To my amazement from the time I entered the property until I left. My experience was nothing short of amazing. The planetarium was breathtaking, and so surreal. The Tour was amazing. The museums were amazing. The Luncheon the food was delicious. If you are looking for something to do, a visit to Wonder Center Science Museum will be well worth the visit.
Frances WadeWe had a great time. Loved the interaction displays for a 2 year old and all the information signs. Definitely want to come back with him and finish looking at everything but also want to come back for me to read everything.
Marsha LotridgeIt was the best. The kids loved it
Jessica LynnThis was our first time visiting but definitely not our last! This museum is amazing and has so many cool exhibits. I love that there’s a lot of hands on experiences for all ages. Bring your kids and have a fun filled day!
Diana d'ArtenayGreat hidden gem for kids and parents alike! Some might find the heavy religious messaging surprising for a science museum as it is incorporated into every exhibit pretty heavily and, in some ways, a very anti-science mindset. Exhibits are a good size for kids to enjoy but also small enough that they don’t have to stay focused on one thing for too long. Biggest drawback is that I bought tickets online thinking it would save time upon arrival, but I still had to stand in line for wrist bands for over 15 minutes.
Sarah SharpAmazing museum with incredible exhibits that also glorify all of Gods creations. This is a must see location on your visit to the Nashville area.
Tyler CampbellThe littles had a great time!
Jennifer DennisHomeschool mom's alert this is a great place for you to be able to take your children. I highly recommend recommended as a former homeschool mom.
Shelia ErwinGreat turn out today!
Aprielle RajdlFar exceeded my expectations. I cannot wait until I can go again.
John AndrewsMe and my family had an AMAZING time here So much to see Need to come back and soon! Thank you DoMore615
Kendra WatsonThe coffee touches my soul.
Lily TylerI took my grand children and we had the best time. Will definitely go back!
Kimberly SligerThe best!!! So blessed to have the Wonders Science Center and Museum in Dickson!! A true blessing!! We have a membership and come all the time. The new ocean exhibit is just amazing! Don't miss out!
PauletteWe absolutely love this place. All the new exhibits. And the dinosaur that walks
Samantha Moore