Visited when I was in college and I loved how much there was to see. The only downside was lack of seating so my legs were killing me when I finished. Good for a day out and a workout.
Absolutely brilliant! The 1 hour tour is free. Same goes for the museum. Perfect for university students but a bit hard to understand for physics plebs. Still it is incredible to see how everything is made and of what incredible size the components of the LHC are
Seriously in need of Disney magic. I could get a better explanation of what's going on here by watching the BIG BANG THEORY show.
Additionally, this is a very small exhibit hall that tried to offer too much in tight spaces. I can't imagine how this might be in a post Covid world with more people.
Sadly, they also display CERN hard hats in the gift shop, but they are not for sale.
It's great to have free guided tour. But the queue is long, 5 person per tour and the registration is 2 hours before the tour. No option to reserve online. I ended up visiting only the brief but comprehensive Microcosm exhibition.
It is my second home 🏡