LVLup is one of the most unique places in the whole Baltic counties, even, perhaps of all northern countries. It is one of the only video game museums there is across thousands of kilometres. It has retro consoles, arcades as well as the latest Playstation and Xbox consoles. The most important is that they're not just there for display, you can actually play all the games. That's right, it is interactive and most of the games and consoles that are in the museum are working and playable.
The friendly staff can suggest you the games and help with any question you might have as the atmosphere is super friendly, with the cosy couches and shelves full of old pocket consoles, cameras, books and toys. You can spend hours not only playing but browsing the space.
It has a separate space for parties so if you want to hold an event such as a birthday or just a gathering, it is totally possible. It's a great place not only to hang out alone or with your friends but actually to learn the history of gaming culture.
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