Universeum spreads 11 themed exhibition areas across ten floors. In the Rainforest, plants and animals live in a warm, humid environment; The Wilderness focuses on species from Sweden’s two climate zones. The Ocean area has sharks and fish, while the Reptilarium houses venomous snakes and lizards. Space has 40 stations for exploring the universe. Other areas include Humans, with physical activities and puzzles, and Miniverseum, where younger visitors can learn through play. The centre also runs shows, guided tours and activities. [3]

At the top of the building, Wisdome Gothenburg uses 360-degree visuals and advanced sound across a 443-square-metre projection surface. You can book a screening as part of a Universeum visit or as a separate experience. [1][3]

The venue’s website advertises annual passes at 395 kronor (about $37/£30) for children and 545 kronor (about $51/£42) for adults, with a 50-kronor discount through 8 January. The pass includes year-round entry, exhibitions, activities, shows and guided tours. [1] The website says Universeum is open every day of the year. Its current notice says Miniverseum and floor 0 are closed for maintenance today. [1] Västerhavet, one of the large aquariums, is undergoing a full renovation expected to last just under a year; the other aquariums remain open. [1]