CosmoCaixa has permanent and temporary exhibitions. It also houses a
planetarium and has a free
public square that allows the public to experience natural science through interactive exhibitions. Entry tickets to the
Planetarium are four euros for both adults and students. Tickets can also be bought at the museum on the first floor.
Flooded Forest A flooded forest which allows visitors to experience wet and dry environs of an
Amazon rainforest.
Ceiba trees are reproduced based on molds created by museum staff in
Pará,
Brazil. More than a hundred living species are represented including
birds,
insects,
frogs,
piranhas,
capybaras, and
alligators.
Geological Wall Large cuts of
geological formations are displayed along a wall showing
erosion,
volcanism,
faults,
sedimentation and related processes. The cuts of rock on display are primarily from Catalonia including
potassium salt from
Súria,
sandstone from
Berga and
Mallorca, volcanic materials from
Zona Volcànica de la Garrotxa Natural Park, and
limestone from
Besalú.
The Universe Hall The Universe's Hall, which is the main space in the museum, shows a tour starting with the
Big Bang to the most actuality themes, including
modern medicine,
wastes and
robotics, throw the
human evolution and other shapes of
evolution and science. They all are shown by interactive modules that make easier their comprehension.
Clik and Creactivity One of three interactive based exhibitions for young children, Clik and Flash uses games to encourage children to learn about science. The space is split into two rooms; Clik uses play, observation and deduction through
smell,
touch and
sight and Creactivity uses technology to showcase exploration, environments, construction and electricity.
Touch, touch! Touch, touch! houses living creatures from around the world and the
Mediterranean. Museum staff and scientists present animals and plants from three environments.
Bubble Planetarium An
astronomy based exhibition for children ages 3–8. == Past exhibitions - historical spaces ==