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Our interactive exhibitions

Our exhibitions are trails made up of several stations that visitors can interact with. Exhibition tours are led by science communicators who are experts in the subject, who will accompany the group of visitors from the welcome desk through all the stations, explaining the scientific phenomena and inviting everyone to get hands-on with the experiment offered by each exhibit. The length of the exhibition can vary according to the needs of the event. In fact, you can hire one of our exhibitions for a festival or a specific event. If you have any questions or special requirements, don’t hesitate to get in touch!

  • One earth, one health

    The recent Covid-19 pandemic reminded us how the whole of humanity can suddenly find itself vulnerable. Above all, it highlighted how the health of humans, animals and the environment are closely interconnected. Step into this journey through the age of the Anthropocene and discover what role you can play in the challenge of sustainability.

  • Biomimicry

    Did you know that the invention of Velcro was inspired by a plant? And that the best-performing swimsuits imitate shark skin? Nature already has solutions to every challenge: it’s up to us to find them and build them into our technologies. A guided trail through 10 stations that tell us about some of the things humans have copied from nature.

  • Giant puzzles

    An interactive exhibition made entirely of very large versions of some classic wooden puzzles. In your moment of need and despair, an animator will come along to rescue your quest.

  • Side effects

    To err is human, to take advantage of it is science! An exhibition that uses panels and objects, to tell how important discoveries came about by chance, if not by mistake, but always thanks to the intelligence and tenacity of researchers. Exhibition in collaboration with SISSA-Scuola Internazionale Superiore Studi Avanzati di Trieste.

  • Esposti al rischio

    What are you most afraid of? An interactive exhibition on risk communication about technology addiction, earthquakes and floods. 3 trails, one for each theme, all leading to a virtual reality experience with 360° headsets.

  • Water

    WATER is an interactive exhibition that tells the past, present and future of this fundamental element for the planet and for humankind. From the states of water to submerged microplastics, by way of the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci and diving into the depths in a sea lift, we’ll discover every aspect of this resource that is so vital for life and yet so endangered!

  • IoT – Internet of Things

    What are 5 billion devices that are neither computers nor smartphones, yet are connected to the Internet at this very moment, actually doing? Come in and visit this exhibition to find out, and discover how you too can easily build objects that communicate with you over the Internet.

  • Tech it easy

    A blend of art and technology in a series of interactive stations created to show the beauty of science. Inspired by the words of writer Arthur C. Clarke: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”. A journey through today’s Lego, Arduino and Raspberry Pi technologies applied to music, entertainment and science communication.

  • Click

    No longer available

    “Click!” was created thanks to the Visionaria project and the Municipality of Senigallia to tell the story of modern photography. A science communicator will show you the technique behind every shot that creates a digital image. A journey through all the key settings found on cameras, interacting with the 7 stations available!