The Puzzler exhibition provides the peace and quiet you need to concentrate when tackling and trying to solve niggling mathematical and logical challenges.

The PULSE Plaza is a team experience in a fun universe comprising eight crazy rooms inspired by the rooms normally found in our homes.

The Interactive Roof is open and offers fresh air, a spectacular view and fun activities for both body and mind.

At the Construction Site, small children and their parents can discover what it takes to make everything at a construction turn and move.

At the Beach, you can play and carry out experiments to learn more about water. At the edge of the ocean, you learn how to respect the sea and to find out what life on the beach can be like.

The interactive Film Theater is showing the world premiere of ‘Pigen, der ikke ville sidde stille’ (The girl who wouldn’t sit still) – in which you play an important role yourself.

The game is on! Compete against yourselves and one another – and become inspired by the stories of the Danish athletes.

Try our massive marble run, take the helm and steer the large ship in the port and learn about global trade, shipping and oil extraction.

The Miniverse is Experimentarium’s adventurous science exhibition for our young visitors aged 1 to 5 years and their parents.

In the Bubblearium, you can create soap bubbles of all sizes and learn about the amazing science behind the bubbles.

Under your Skin takes you on a journey of discovery into the human body. Hear the sounds of your body, take a 3D look at a brain, and fight an evil virus in the immune game.

The Yeast Cell brings you right in close to the fascinating world of micro-organisms, while the enormous clock takes you back in time and tells the history of the Tapping Hall.

Take a trip through the Idea Company’s idea-wringing machine and emerge with lots of new brainwaves.

Try out the truck simulator and see for yourself how difficult it is to see what is happening on the road when it is dark.

In the Energy Zone, you will get a clear sense of how much energy is required to watch TV – and you can try lifting your own carbon footprint.

In the Labyrinth of Light you can play tunes on the laser harp, examine the colourless room and try moving faster than your own shadow.

Immerse yourself in fun and amazing physics phenomena, and find out about the science behind them.

Take a trip through the Tunnel of Senses, a voyage of discovery into your own senses where you feel, listen, see and smell your way to new knowledge about yourself.

CLOSED UNTIL EASTER 2020. On The Wave - Experimentarium's new maritime exhibition - you have a full 360 degree view of the Sound and Copenhagen. You can zoom in on the many ships sailing through the Sound and you can learn about navigation and life at sea.