The National Science Museum was first opened in Seoul in 1926, and moved to its current location in Daejeon in 1990. The museum is considered one of the largest in South Korea, and is also considered one of the most modern. The museum is suitable for all ages, as it provides educational facilities and exhibitions for children in which they learn about complex scientific concepts using interactive games, and also provides exhibitions for adults. Visitors will find among the exhibits dinosaur skeletons, rockets, astronaut suits, and much more.