The exhibit consists of a wide stepless ramp that spirals upwards. At the bottom it showcases the pre-history of Sedunn, and as one continue upwards, important events in Sedunnic history are explained and various objects are showcased. Several smaller rooms can be accessed along the way that exhibit certain objects, such as original scrolls describing events in the Mediterranean region in antiquity, early navigation instruments, elaborate paintings or the development of democracy and human rights. Reaching the top, the visitor can look down and see the entire ramp. As they see the latest Sedunnic innovations showcased there, it is meant to give the visitor a sensation of continuity of exploration, cultural and scientific progress in Sedunn's long history.

This exhibit explores the latest research on human impact on the climate and environment through interactive booths. Among other things, the visitor can tweak global CO2 emissions and watch the climate change on a giant model of Pacifica. The visitor can test employing some Sedunnic-led innovations and policies and see the projected impact. The visitors can also explore the contribution to combatting climate change by different Sedunnic companies and organisations, such as the Sedunnic Space Agency, universities, Hejerr Opalen's battery businesses, solar farms and the super computer research by Vis.

Sedunn is one of the renowned Mediterranean culinary nations. This exhibit showcases traditional Sedunnic food, wine, liqueur and deserts. The visitor can sample these and also explore options that take extra care of the environment. There is a kitchen where the visitors can get a crash course in Sedunnic cuisine by cooking a full meal with star chefs.