On May 7th, the AHHAA Science Centre in Tartu reopened in an enormous, new 10,000m2 building, making it by far the largest science centre in the Baltic states. The building includes an exhibition area and several rooms for rent either for meetings, workshops or exhibitions.
Here curious visitors will find a moving Newton’s apple tree, an elevator ride into the hidden depths of the Earth, a tunnel to Australia, children’s labs, a children’s stock market and a number of other fascinating exhibits.
Other highlights at the centre include a spherical planetarium where millions of stars can be seen and a 4D adventure cinema.
