This museum is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in the city, whether for tourists or local citizens due to its amazing location. It was designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, and built alongside the waterfront at Pierre Mawa. The Science Museum is distinguished by its distinguished scientific exhibits. The Museum helps to understand current global trends and visualize potential scenarios over the next 50 years through audiovisual presentations, interactive activities and games available to the public in Portuguese, English and Spanish. The museum also contains areas designated for temporary exhibitions, an event hall, a café, a restaurant and an antiques store. The museum also contains the Laboratory of Tomorrow and the Observatory of Tomorrow. This museum is one of the most enlightening in Rio.