Sense Quest Discovery transforms a visit to Museum of Senses Bucharest into an interactive way to discover science. Created for students, educational groups, families with teenagers and independent visitors aged 14 to 18, the game challenges participants to observe, ask questions and discover scientific principles through hands-on experiences in the museum. From the brain and memory to light, sound, balance and spatial perception, each mission combines information with exploration and practical challenges π
Science Becomes a Challenge
π¬ Each mission challenges participants to discover how a particular scientific principle works. After learning the basic information, they complete a challenge and explore the museum to find examples that demonstrate what they have learned. They then record their observations before moving on to the next challenge.
Observe, Question, Discover
π§ The 10 missions cover different topics, from memory and visual perception to sound, balance and reaction time. Participants are encouraged to look closely at the exhibits and discover connections between their experiences in the museum and the concepts they encounter in everyday life. Once they complete all 10 missions, participants receive a certificate and a reward for their effort π
Discover Science Through Experience
Sense Quest Discovery shows that science does not have to stay only in textbooks. Through observation, questions and hands-on experiences, participants can discover how scientific principles appear in the world around them and in their own experiences at the museum π¬
What Awaits You in This Experience?
π Over 30 interactive exhibits
π 10 missions based on scientific principles
π§ Topics such as the brain, memory and perception
π‘ Challenges about light, colour and sound
β‘ Challenges involving reaction, balance and coordination
π Discovery Notes for your own observations
π Certificate and reward upon completing the missions
ποΈ 10% discount on your next visit
π° Price: 10 RON / participant
π Museum of Senses Bucharest β AFI Cotroceni, 4 General Paul Teodorescu Boulevard