When can the exhibition be visited on October 9, 2026?

The curiocity Pop-up Science Center is publicly open on Friday, October 9, 2026, from 14:00 to 19:00.

How much does admission cost?

Regular admission costs 9.60 euros. Reduced tickets are available for 6.80 euros, and a family ticket costs 22.40 euros.

Who is the curiocity Pop-up Science Center suitable for?

The offering is aimed at children, teenagers, adults, families, school classes, seniors, and all curious people without necessary prior knowledge.

How long does a visit take?

Visitors should plan about one to three hours for their visit. The stations can be explored at their own pace.

Is the Science Center accessible for people with disabilities?

The pop-up retail space is accessible at ground level.

How is the venue reachable?

The Science Center is located at Untere Hauptstraße 25 in the Freising pedestrian zone. It takes about ten to fifteen minutes on foot from Freising train station. Free parking is available at the train station and at the Luitpoldhalle.

curiocity Pop-up Science Center Freising 2026

Name: curiocity Pop-up Science Center
Start: 2026-10-09T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-09T19:00:00+02:00
Location: curiocity Pop-up Science Center

curiocity Pop-up Science Center: Science becomes an experience

In the curiocity Pop-up Science Center in Freising, natural science transforms into an immediate artistic experience of research. Over 60 interactive experiment stations invite children, teenagers, and adults to discover, question, and experience surprising moments of realization.

An interactive exhibition for curious people of all ages

A lively exhibition atmosphere is created across approximately 400 square meters, where touching, trying out, and asking questions is explicitly encouraged. The Science Center combines cultural education with playful learning and makes complex relationships in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, and technology understandable.

Mechanics, optics, perception, and artificial intelligence

The stations cover topics such as movement and mechanics, nature and environment, light and optics, perception and senses, as well as computer science, AI, and simulation. The fog tornado makes swirling movements visible, the point dance station invites interactive control, and the polarization exhibit makes colorful light phenomena directly experienceable.

Aesthetic experience through light, movement, and materials

Reflections, optical illusions, forces, and movement sequences create a sensory examination of the work beyond classical museum routines. Shapes, light, materials, and changing spatial effects combine to create an aesthetic experience that links scientific knowledge with playful exploration.

Cultural education with sustainable moments of realization

curiocity sees itself as an extracurricular learning and experience place. Independent experimentation strengthens observation skills, logical thinking, and the joy of asking questions. Additionally, workshops, science shows, and supervised offerings are part of the concept; school classes, kindergartens, and after-school groups can participate in the morning by prior registration.

Visit on October 9, 2026

On Friday, October 9, 2026, the curiocity Pop-up Science Center is open from 14:00 to 19:00. The regular admission is 9.60 euros, reduced tickets cost 6.80 euros. A family ticket is available for 22.40 euros. Visitors should plan about one to three hours for their visit and explore the exhibition at their own pace.

Well accessible and ground-level access

The pop-up is located at Untere Hauptstraße 25 in the Freising pedestrian zone, just a few minutes' walk from Marienplatz. The train station Freising is about a ten to fifteen-minute walk to the Science Center. Free parking is available at the Park-and-Ride lot at the train station and at the Luitpoldhalle parking lot. The retail space is accessible at ground level.

Conclusion: Curiosity as a shared artistic experience

The curiocity Pop-up Science Center offers an unusual artistic experience between exhibition, laboratory, and educational space. Those who want to not just observe science and technology but grasp them with their own hands will experience an inspiring examination filled with light, movement, and surprising insights in Freising. A visit enriches families, school groups, and curious adults alike.