The iconic CERN Science Gateway was designed by architect Renzo Piano. The exhibitions are housed in striking, tubular structures connected by suspended glass bridges, set amidst a bustling campus that also features works of art and other exhibitions.

Upon entering, visitors are immediately immersed in an interactive journey of discovery. Here, the cosmos is not a static image, but an active experience. Visitors immediately realise that we are all made of stardust and can calculate the exact distance from their own home to a star.

Or by peering deep into the cosmos through a telescope; by analysing the light spectrum of distant galaxies, it becomes immediately clear whether the universe is contracting or expanding.

Even the most fundamental mysteries come within touching distance. Visitors discover in a fun and interactive way what the famous formula E=mc² really means for our daily lives, how to make protons collide, and how the elusive Higgs boson works.