Exhibitions for sale

Photo: David Trood.

The Danish Experimentarium is a world class science center. Did you know that we can build copies of almost all our amazing science exhibits?

We have built science exhibtions since 1991 and gradually refined our skills and understanding of narration of science. We know how to make complicated science easier to grasp and understand for a wide audience of curious kids and grown ups.

Our philosophy is that true learning demands the engagement of both mind and body, and that interaction and senses are crucial to facilitate learning.

This is the concept behind all of Experimentarium’s 15 new exhibitions that opened in January 2017 – The Port, Tunnel of Senses, Bubblearium, The Beach, Pulse Plaza and more.

Our skilled exhibition designers and craftsmen are ready and able to create exact copies of these interactive science exhibitions.

Please contact us if you are interested or have any enquiries:

Kim Gladstone Herlev
Executive Director

kimh@experimentarium.dk

T +45 39 27 33 33
M +45 22 87 07 93

Sheena Laursen
Program manager, International activities

sheenal@experimentarium.dk

T +45 39 27 33 33
M +45 40 54 37 13

Advanced tracking of visitors creates unique interactive stories. Together with other visitors, you create a surprising, personal and meaningful interactive experience in the film theatre. Exercise and health are the focus of this film. The aim of the experience is to motivate the audience to reconsider their daily health and exercise choices.

In the Bubblearium visitors can experience the fascinating science behind soap bubbles, while they make and play with soap bubbles of all sizes. The exhibition’s rounded walls are lined with LED lights that are controlled individually to play a film with floating soap bubbles.

A playful phenomena area, that gives the visitor insight into physical and technical phenomena. Engage in hands-on and full-body learning experiences about rotations, gears and power transmission with fun and surprising exhibits.

Two exhibits on visibility and on traffic safety. They focus on the connection between sight, the ability to react, light and colour. It becomes apparent that bright colours and reflectors are crucial if you want to be seen, when there are poor lighting conditions.

A crane, a conveyor belt and ball tracks in many forms. At the construction site, our youngest visitors pretend to work. They use mechanical principles to move, lift and lower – just as at a real construction site. They experience gravity, friction and speed on their own bodies while they are busy organizing their teams.

Yeast and yeast cells have been humans’ friends for thousands of years. In the exhibition, visitors can learn how yeast cells play an important role in the production of food and medicine. Visitors can nurture a colony of huge yeast cells, and relax in the lounge area while flying through a lump of dough.

The Port focuses on global trade: how transport of raw materials and goods has changed production and consumption all over the world. The Port consists of three areas: A huge ball track, a ship and an oil platform.

The exhibition allows visitors to discover that mathematics is exciting, fun, and even achievable. Adults and children alike discover that they have the mental strength and ability to engage in mathematics.

The exhibition is designed as a factory that makes ideas. The exhibition area is divided into two parts. One has five activities that are devoted to generating ideas and visitors can train their brain using methods from the latest research on creative thinking. The other is a hands-on workshop where visitors develop ideas with real materials.

The Labyrinth of Light is a sentient exhibition without a fixed script. It is up to the visitors to create their own experiences. Visitors work with different forms of light – and without light alltogether – in seven rooms, each with its own scenographic character.

All inventions stand on the shoulders of other inventions – which might surprise visitors who only connect technology with present day digital inventions. The exhibition illustrates how a wide range of inventions was created.

Each member of the family or group needs to participate to succeed. The activities are intergenerational and target each member of a family. The activities are entertaining and focus on a positive approach to good health. The physical level of activity is high in all eight activities.

Everyday life is combined with a scientific full-body experience of human beings’ fascinating and evolving senses. The Tunnel of Senses is an immersive experience for all ages.

In a sea of real experiments visitors experience the physical and chemical properties of water. Water’s properties become relevant because the exhibits are brought together by a framework that everyone can relate to – the beach.

Open-ended experiments with the visitor in the middle, focusing on; the cell, the musculoskeletal system, the circulatory system and the brain. Several exhibits are built into alcoves with organic shapes that support the personal experience and create room for contemplation.

The Interactive Film Theatre

Bubblearium

Circus Physicus

Be Seen, Be Safe

The Construction Site

The Yeast Cell

The Port

The Puzzler

The Idea Company

The Labyrinth of Light

House of Inventions

PULSE Plaza

The Tunnel of Senses

The Beach

Under Your Skin