"Located on Yeongjongdo Island, Incheon Student Science Museum is an experiential science museum where visitors can see, feel, and explore science firsthand.

The first floor begins with Kkumdori Hall, where visitors can explore science principles through play, discover the wonders of life at the aquarium, and take part in math activities. The second floor houses the Natural History Exploration Hall, where visitors can explore the history of Earth and life, along with marine and terrestrial ecosystems. The third floor has the Basic Science Experience Hall, designed to help visitors understand the conservation of mechanical energy and pendulum motion. The fourth floor is home to the Future Science Hall, where visitors can explore future technologies—from mini robots dancing to music to various forms of energy. On the fifth floor, the Science Experience Hall invites visitors to explore topics such as a space body weight scale, human senses, and sensors.

The museum also operates a planetarium, which projects celestial bodies and astronomical phenomena onto a dome screen, along with a range of science-related activities and educational programs.

The outdoor area includes the Traditional Science Garden, which displays rain gauges, rain gauge pedestals, and other instruments. Visitors can also find a Geology Garden introducing various rocks, along with a playground and traditional play area made with natural materials such as soil, water, grass, and trees."