Step inside Esplora’s Haunted Hospital where history meets spooky science. Discover atmosphere-laden rooms inspired by the building’s past, together with spooky-themed science shows and workshops, while enjoying interactive activities for curious minds of all ages.
This themed event will offer an immersive, educational experience set in the site’s historic hospital building. Over five days, the Interactive Science Centre will transform into zones loaded with atmosphere where guests can explore the story of the building, learn about medical and health sciences through playful workshops and shows, and enjoy hands-on activities designed for everyone to enjoy.
Planetarium Films will also be included.
Event Dates: 1–5 November
Opening Hours: 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
For tickets visit: https://www.showshappening.com/esplora-interactive-science-centre/the-haunted-hospital
* Adult: €15
* Child (3 to 15 yrs): €13
* Infant (0 to 2 yrs): Free
* Concessions: €10
* Individual Membership (children and/or adults): Free
* Group Membership (up to four children and/or adults): Free
* Educators’ Card: Free
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🔬 Science Show
Our Body Under Siege
Step into an interactive science show that reveals how our immune system protects us from invaders like bacteria and viruses. Packed with lively demonstrations and audience participation, this show makes medical science fun and easy to follow. With its spooky twist, Our Body Under Siege is exciting, educational, and perfect for children and families.
🛠️ Workshops
Trick or Treatment
Learn practical first aid skills in a hands-on workshop designed for young learners. From bandaging, to safe handling and emergency basics, this session builds confidence while teaching life skills in a playful way.
Red Alert!
Discover what makes our blood unique in this colourful and interactive activity. Children will explore the components of blood and the differences between blood types through engaging experiments and teamwork.
Anatomy At War
Set in a WWII field hospital, participants role-play medical apprentices. The session blends history and science to show organ function under stress.
