Exhibition’s topics
The purpose of the exhibition is to demonstrate the amazing functions of those parts of our bodies that are often forgotten. Some of the exhibition’s topics, such as intestinal bacteria, are currently the subject of extensive research. The latest research information has been utilised in planning this exhibition, and the contents will be further updated as new research results become available.
This exhibition is opened as part of Heureka’s main exhibition and has been designed in co-operation with the Finnish Medical Society Duodecim in honour of its 130th jubilee year in 2011.
In cooperation
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Heureka's tips for spring
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Science Camps in English for Children born in 2...
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Finland's most curious class
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Thursday evening ticket for 10 €
Note! The discount does not apply to Thursday evenings 20.2., 27.2., 17.4., 1.5., 29.5., summer season 23.6.–10.8., 16.10. and 25.12. On Thursdays from 15:00–20:00, all entrance tickets are 10 €/each. Children under 5 years of age can enter Heureka free of charge accompanied by a guardian.
