Various hands-on physics experiments in the field of optics and particle physics. Have you always wanted to know how an accelerator works? Or how elementary particles are made visible and stored?

Let yourself be surprised by the secrets of the sky!

Our #teamspace gives you an insight into the everyday life of a space company!

Our #teamspace gives you an insight into the everyday life of a space company!

Take part in our quiz on various current topics and find out how objectively you really approach facts!

In addition to guided tours and an exhibition, we also offer hands-on activities for young and old...

What do you need to travel? A suitcase, train or walking stick? Our language is enough. We invite you on a journey into our past, present and perhaps even future.

Windows, drinking glasses, mirrors - but glass is so much more. We present well-known and special glasses, from their manufacture to their properties.

What is the state of democratic culture in Thuringia? Find out more about the attitudes of the Thuringian population towards democracy and right-wing extremism as well as the development of right-wing extremist structures and activities in the state.

In some parts of Germany, red cabbage is called blue cabbage. Why does it change color when cooked? The experiment shows the different colors of red cabbage. The influence of vinegar, for example, on the color change is explained.

The density of food can be used to answer various questions. Using two examples, we show how you can easily draw conclusions about the sugar content of cola and the age of eggs.

It's not usually a good sign when milk takes on strange colors or even starts to move. Unless, of course, it's part of an experiment! We would like to show you such an experiment today!

How clean is my water? How do I make my plants happy with sensor technology? Which substances threaten our drinking water? Where is water everywhere? Experience innovative water research from Thuringia at interactive stations.

Bee dwellings in centuries-old trees? Daredevil climbers on the way to their bee colonies? All this and much more awaits you at the stand on the history of beekeeping.