Micropia

Very interactive exhibition with lots to see. Takes less than 2 hours to see everything, even if you do want to read every word on every sign.

Got to know variety of viruses and how they are omnipresent. It's impressive to visually see there are literally billions of bacterias and viruses surrounding us. Really loved this museum. I would say if you have kids, it's a good showcase for them to ignite their interest in science and microbiology. When you visit the place, don't forget to receive a blank piece of paper and stamp it with as many bacterias as possible before exiting this place.

Lots of interactive exhibitions. My favorite is the living ant colony.

Fun and interactive gallery all about microbes and the benefits of studying them. Educational as well, especially for aspiring microbiologists. I took away not only an expanded appreciation for microbes but also an adorable little tardigrade plushie. Great experience!

Highly entertaining and educational museum. The exhibition itself follows along a storyline from the first living organisms to more complex life forms. There are live small animals, fungi and bacteria that you can look at in all its beauty and ugliness. We spent a good hour in it and liked it a lot. Everything is wheelchair accessible but some of the microscopes might be too high up to have a look into it while sitting.