Sabina is a science center in Santo André, São Paulo, dedicated to generating, preserving, and sharing knowledge. It offers visitors an engaging way to explore science, culture, art, and technology through interactive exhibitions, educational activities, and special programming. Its exhibits cover topics including scientific processes, technology, living systems, Earth’s development, rocks, digital culture, and the experience of time.

Visitors can also explore the Aquarium and Planetarium, with sessions that introduce astronomy and the universe. The center’s facilities include a sensory garden, a sensory welcome space, and the PRAÇATEMPO learning area. Its astronomy resources include the Núcleo de Observação do Céu, equipped for observation and learning, and an astronomical laboratory.

Sabina welcomes the public on weekends and holidays and receives school and philanthropic groups by prior arrangement on weekdays. Admission includes access to exhibitions and programming, with ticket options that can include one or two Planetarium sessions. The center also provides free parking subject to availability, a food area, restrooms, drinking fountains, first aid, and baby-changing facilities