On show in the museum

Not just a UFO, it's a museum

A place where humans, nature, and technology come together and challenge each other. Prepare to be amazed at the Next Nature Museum – the ultimate spaceship that offers a diverse range of future-proof and inspiring experiences. Next Nature's international Future Lab for design & technology is located in the Next Nature Museum, where they explore the nature of the future. Through exhibitions, school, and business programs, Next Nature demonstrates how technology becomes our 'Next Nature'.

Digital Wellness Center

How do you deal with digital stress? The Digital Wellness Center helps us understand that technology is not the enemy, but can be a tool for mental peace and personal growth. On average, people check their phones 150 times a day and send around 110 messages a day. Almost half of smartphone users even say they can’t live without their device. 

Rather than completely disconnecting, the Digital Wellness Center challenges visitors to explore how technology can actually contribute to their well-being. The exhibition offers a combination of interactive installations and soothing environments to understand and deal with digital overload.

Events at the Next Nature Museum – where biology meets technology

At the Next Nature Museum, we regularly host unique events that explore the fascinating intersection of biology and technology. From inspiring talks and interactive workshops to thought-provoking exhibitions and innovative installations – every program challenges your perspective and sparks your imagination about the future of humans and nature.

Curious about what’s coming up? Discover the latest Next Nature Museum events and experience an exciting mix of science, art, and innovation.

Synthetic Reality: a lifelike experience you won’t forget.

Book the Synthetic Reality experience and enter ultra-immersive worlds your brain accepts as real within seconds. No traditional VR with cables or doubt — just lifelike experiences you won’t forget.

RetroFuture

The exhibition ‘RetroFuture’ explores how people in the past envisioned the future and what our expectations of the future are today.The future repeats itself and evolution continues.

What seemed quite strange not long ago is now familiar (think of video calling). What was once unimaginable is now normal (think of flying). Many visions of the future remained science fiction (like time travel). What does this mean for how we look at the future today? What can we learn from yesterday's futurists?