The Teens’ Science Garden offers an engaging, hands-on, and exciting approach to science. It is a place where learning science becomes an enjoyable and entertaining experience, far removed from rigid rules and complex formulas. At the Teens’ Science Garden, visitors can sit in a real airplane and pilot it, enjoy watching the night sky, watch an exciting science show, try laser shooting, and take photos with the skeleton of a killer whale. The Teens’ Science Garden features three main galleries, each centered on a key scientific concept: Levers, Mirrors, Electricity, and Optical Illusions. Most of the devices and interactive exhibits are designed around these themes. All of them were designed and built by Fan Amooz, a completely Iranian company, with equipment created by Iranian engineers and specialists. When it first opened, the garden had 20 devices, but now it includes more than 40 interactive exhibits that transform the laws of physics into tools for play and exploration. All exhibits in the Teens’ Science Garden are interactive, allowing visitors to touch, experiment, and explore while receiving explanations from science guides. This approach helps teens gain a deeper understanding of scientific phenomena and stimulate their creativity.
Visitors can explore fascinating aspects of waves, matter, mechanisms, sound, mathematics, light, life, flight, vision, electricity, mirrors, and energy—all presented in visually appealing and engaging ways. The excitement doesn’t end there! After exploring and interacting with all the scientific games and exhibits, visitors can enjoy a spectacular science show held in the Science Garden’s theater hall, located at the final section of the exhibit. Here, teens can sit back, immerse themselves in the magic of science, and even learn the tricks behind scientific illusions and experiments.
