ENIGMA has something for all ages. You can not only see, read, and listen, but also touch, slide, play, and build. Right now, you can experience a special exhibition about DR, the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, and meet iconic characters from children’s television.
Recreate inventions of the past with electronic building blocks. This takes place in the museum's invention workshop, where you'll go on a treasure hunt, play with new technology, and build your own remote-controlled car. There is a limited number of spots in the workshop, and waiting time may occur.
Visit ENIGMA's children's area Teleportalen, where you will find an analogue playground that plays with the fascinating power of the digital screen. Here you can crawl, slide, type, send, write, draw and much more. You can also create your own stamp and get a completely personal stamp sheet. A stamp sheet with 36 self-adhesive stamps costs DKK 35 and can be purchased at the museum's ticket office.
Arcadeum is not just a historical exhibition about video games and gaming culture. It is also an active arcade, where you can play on the machines and gaming consoles of the past. Some machines are free to try, while a playcard gives you unlimited playing time on all the machines. A playcard costs DKK 50 and can be purchased at the museum's ticket office.
