I guess the real problem is that while I really like 'modern art' (picasso and the gang) I can't stand 'contemporary art' where a typical piece is a large room with three TVs lined up showing static. Maybe it's something but it isn't art as I understand the term. The building itself is somewhat interesting - if you like right... More

Great museum but had to wait an hour in line to buy a ticket. Really unheard of for an art museum. More

This museum was an unexpected find for us. It has interesting collections, well displayed. We especially liked the cloud-measurer installation. More

We enjoyed the outdoor exhibits at this museum, and just walking round inside was fun too. You can see the swimming pool exhibit free of charge although it wasn't that effective when we were there as the room underneath it was closed. We weren't particularly interested in the paid-for exhibitions so we just wandered around the public areas. The shop... More

Permanentcollection is worth the trip. The "pool" is fabulous More

Relatively expensive. Big building but limitedd exhibition space... So, make sure you want to see hat is on offer before you go.. More

Love the architecture of this building and the whole feel of it. It is uber modern (circular in shape) The `Voices' exhibition was being staged while we were there and exhibits being mounted outdoors by students. A vibrant place that we didnt expect to find in a city this size. More

Though our time in the 21st Century Museum was brief, my wife and I were able to experience both the famous "swimming pool" exhibit and the fantastic café within, where I enjoyed a delicious slice of strawberry cake. The exhibitions within were as interesting as any I have seen, but the architectural design of the building must be seen! I... More

In September 2011, my husband and I went to the museum with a tour group as part of a contest. We loved the art, and we loved Fusion 21, a cute little cafe that has delicious chocolate cake, strawberry cheesecake, and coffee. More