The museum preserves natural exhibits and the innovative work of the local scientists and encourages the young scientists to carry out innovative work, displays exhibits showing the history of scientific and technological advancement of human society, and creates a scientifically educated citizenry.

The National Museum of Science and Technology is a museum dedicated to the history, evolution, and development of science and technology. Located in Milan, Italy, the museum opened in 1953 and is now one of the most important science museums in Europe. The museum consists of four main sections: the first is dedicated to the history of science and technology from the 18th century to the present day; the second is dedicated to the history of transport and communication; the third is dedicated to the history of astronomy and physics; and the fourth is devoted to the history of electricity and electronics.

The museum’s permanent collection includes more than 5,000 objects, including scientific instruments, scientific books, and models. It also hosts temporary exhibitions covering a variety of topics, such as scientific discoveries, technological innovations, and the history of science. The museum offers a range of interactive activities, such as workshops and guided tours, designed to engage the public with science. It also has a multimedia library, a planetarium, and a science theater. The museum also runs educational programs for schools, universities, and institutions, as well as special events such as conferences, lectures, and seminars.