Free kids' workshop at the Physicians’ Gallery with biologists from the University of Edinburgh

About the workshop

What do parasitic worms look like when we zoom in? How can you tell male and female mosquitoes apart? What does the wing of a bee look like up close?

Get hands-on with microscopes and discover the answers for yourself!

Join our friendly biologists from the University of Edinburgh and make your own incredible discoveries. You’ll learn how to use a microscope to look up close at a range of weird, wonderful and disgusting samples..

How it works

Book a free, 1-hour arrival time slot

Arrive at the workshop at any point within your chosen time slot

Stay for as long as you'd like - the workshop will run until 2pm & the Gallery is open until 4:30pm

All children must be accompanied by an adult during the workshop and while in the Gallery

Good to know

Best suited for children age 7-12 but all ages are always welcome

As well as the workshop activity, the Physicians’ Gallery has a children’s medical library, colouring-in, worksheets and a dressing-up station available every day.

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Workshop activity running from 11am to 2pm

Physicians’ Gallery open from 10am to 4:30pm

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