Both children and adults enjoy visiting exhibitions offering the chance to look, explore and discover. Many years experience in museum education enables us to cater for particular visitor groups thereby employing the  didactic elements we create in our atelier to their greatest effect.

	The flood basin demonstrates the effects of heavy rainfall on rivers whose originally meandering course has been later channelled into a man-made bed. At the press of a button the level of the water flowing through the basin is raised, simulating the effect of the water on various model landscapes. River Salzach Exhibition Haus der Natur/Museum of Natural History, Salzburg
	The course of a river is made easier to understand thanks to a current basin. The displacement of animals and stones alters the speed of the water-flow – and the course of the river. River Salzach Exhibition Haus der Natur/Museum of Natural History, Salzburg
	A beam-balance demonstrates the value of salt – “the white gold” of the Middle Ages. The salt casks were placed on one side of the balance and a horse, sheep, hen or car on the other until the two sides balanced. Europäisches Burgmuseum Ehrenberg, Reutte