PROTO – A WORLD OF MAGICAL INVENTIONS
PROTO discovery factory is the first educational virtual reality center that offers a new and unique experience that cannot be seen anywhere else in Europe! 2019. from October, an interactive fantasy world based on your participation awaits you. Great scientific discoveries from centuries ago are revealed – unique prototypes that are breathed into life by the most modern 21st century. century virtual reality technology. There are exciting and educational activities here for both young and old. PROTO awaits explorers and adventurers from all over the world in North Tallinn by the sea, just 500 meters from the famous Lennusadama.
With virtual reality glasses, you get an immediate sensory experience of a fantasy world. You move around in artificial reality, see 360 degrees around you and decide for yourself what to do next. The VR experience starts with a little instruction and is within everyone’s reach.
You can discover the wonders of technology yourself and directly at the hands-on exhibits. This way you understand physical phenomena from a completely new angle, playfully and excitingly.
New exciting spaces for live events! No matter what the format of your event is, you will most likely find a suitable venue at the Noblessner foundry. There is a unique atmosphere everywhere – from the two conference rooms to the 650 square meter Nobel Hall. An exhibition hall with unique items is also a fresh idea for organizing various events. Feel free to ask!
Children’s area – a building area, air cannons, curved mirrors and other small, clever developmental activities await your toddler here.
Access routes and basic support services for people with special needs. In the PROTO discovery factory, no one has to miss out on the joys of discovery.
The PROTO discovery factory is located in the gold chamber of Tallinn’s industrial architecture – in the historic Noblessner shipyard complex. More specifically, in its foundry, where even a few years ago you could enjoy Arvo Pärt’s brilliant “The Passion of Adam” in the production of world-famous lighting master Robert Wilson.
In the form of the new harbor town of Noblessner, a place of truly great cultural value opens up for you and your family, which has been secret and closed since its foundation in the 20th century. at the beginning of the century. You’ve heard of the Nobel Prize, but have you also heard of the fact that Emanuel Nobel, the nephew of the world-famous Alfred Nobel, built a total of 12 submarines here together with Arthur Lessner during a secret program for the Czarist Russian army? This is just one aspect of history that we invite you to discover with family and friends in addition to the main program.