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Three-dimensional and mostly interactive exhibits are arranged on the exhibition area of the iQpark into mutually interconnected thematic groups: Man, Environment, Plays, Objects of Interest. Creative workshops and a children's corner are situated in the entrance part of the iQpark. The tour continues through rooms that deceive our senses, such as an inclined room, a stroboscopic corridor or a passage through a rotating tunnel. These are followed by the water world with a number of pumps and pumping units, water wheels, a fountain, submarine, water wall and various water features.

On the next floor of the iQpark, there is a hall where there are mainly exhibits that you may operate to test your physical abilities and to verify in practice how a number of natural principles work. Visitors who want to learn more are sure not to miss other expositions on the elevated floor, with various puzzles, logical games, knowledge tests and skill tests at their disposal. In the dark zone of the remaining premises, you will be surely attracted by plays with light, optical illusions and equipment.

The visitors to iQpark play and experiment with the exhibits, seeking solutions. Often, the right solution, its description and explanation of the underlying reason are hidden. Solvers themselves make decisions as to whether and when they will find out a solution, or they verify if they have proceeded correctly. Thus you may verify various effects and phenomena in practice, understand natural connections underlying various processes, and gradually realize the usefulness of the natural sciences knowledge and their application in common life.

The educational exhibits are complemented with a number of interesting things, games to test skills, and curiosities. The complexity of the exhibited items and their difficulty is usually on the level of primary school knowledge. The average time of experimenting with one exhibit is about 5 minutes.