Experimentarium is a hands-on science centre, and a good part of it is built for children too young to read the signs. The Miniverse is a science exhibition for ages 1 to 5 together with their parents, and a grown-up has to stay with the child the whole time. The Valley is a nature-inspired play universe for ages 3 to 6, and at The Beach children play and experiment with water. Families who bring their own lunch and snacks can eat them in the picnic area; there is also a restaurant on the 1st floor, and water bottles can be refilled on the ground floor. Accessible toilets are on every floor, reached by lift, and you can leave and come back the same day on a valid ticket. The thing to plan around is the ticket: it is tied to one date and cannot be refunded or moved, so booking online for the discount commits you to that day.
Family FAQ
What are the opening hours of Experimentarium?
Open daily 9:30 am to 5 pm; on 24 and 31 December it closes at 2 pm.
How much does Experimentarium cost?
Buying tickets online gives a 10% discount.
Can you bring a stroller to Experimentarium?
Strollers are allowed everywhere except inside The Miniverse and The Valley.
Is there baby changing at Experimentarium?
Baby changing and breastfeeding facilities are available.
Can you bring your own food to Experimentarium?
You can eat your own lunch and snacks in the picnic area.
Is there parking at Experimentarium?
Underground parking under the centre, or under Waterfront mall five minutes away: free for two hours, then DKK 20 an hour.
