See a display of the protection gear used by CERN's fire and rescue service.

Visit one of CERN's largest experimental buildings, housing multiple experimental zones and four particle beam lines.

Join CERN's firefighters and use a fire extinguisher to put out a real fire.

Marvel at these simple but entertaining experiments, often bordering on the magical, which demonstrate different states of matter and magnetism in a fun way.

Come and play the classic game "Guess Who?" but with the fundamental particles described by the Standard Model of particle physics.

Find out how surveyors align accelerators components with a high precision using sensors and adjustment systems.

Go inside the LHC-tunnel simulator, the place where new CERN staff learn the safety procedures for underground emergency evacuation.

Discover the NA61/SHINE experiment, which studies the properties of particles produced in collisions of protons, or other hadronic particles, with an assortment of fixed targets.

Discover the NA62 experiment, an experiment in CERN's North Area that directs particle beams onto fixed targets. The experiment aims to precisely test the Standard Model by looking for rare transformations of particles called charged kaons.

Discover the NA64 experiment and how it directs a proton beam from the Super Proton Synchrotron into a fixed target to search for an invisible form of matter called dark matter which makes up the most of the mass of the Universe.