
Named for Philly's own founding scientist, the Franklin Institute has run hands-on science since 1934 in a temple-fronted building on Logan Circle. Its walkthrough Giant Heart has thumped for generations of school kids; today's halls cover physics (Newton's laws playground), space (planetarium), the brain and rotating blockbuster exhibitions. The Benjamin Franklin National Memorial sits in the central rotunda, free to visit.
Yes — field trips book through the group sales office, weeks ahead for spring dates.
A designated bus lane runs along 20th St beside the museum; drivers stage in posted coach areas.
The Benjamin Franklin National Memorial in the rotunda is free; exhibits require admission.
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