Want to immerse yourself in ancient Egypt and experience the world of Tutankhamun? The successful show “Tutankhamun – The Immersive Exhibition Experience” is attracting visitors in Berlin and Munich this autumn with a special highlight: the metaverse: interested people travel through time and space and wander around the Valley of the Kings.
The exhibition series about Tutankhamun is entering the next round. Last year, the famous Egyptian pharaoh came to life in Hamburg, Stuttgart and Vienna, and now his fate is also tangible in Berlin and Munich: In a virtual reality and an audiovisual spatial installation, interested parties can immerse themselves in the legendary ancient Egypt and its secrets. In the metaverse, visitors literally travel through time and space and wander around the Valley of the Kings.
The fascinating world is presented in the exhibitions entitled “Tutankhamun – The immersive exhibition experience” is vivid and tangible. The show, which has already attracted millions of visitors worldwide, is visiting Munich and Berlin for the first time. In a mixture of art and the latest technology, it offers its visitors a unique experience that brings the mythology and culture of ancient Egypt to life.
The exhibition, which has already enjoyed success in international cities such as Madrid, Barcelona and Giza, relies on immersive technologies to enable a multi-sensory journey through ancient Egypt. Interested parties can interactively explore the secrets of the pharaohs in a digitally created world, visit the magnificent burial chambers of Tutankhamun and experience the fascinating cult of the dead up close. Through the use of virtual reality and 3D mapping, images, animations and sounds become a living, tangible reality.
Journey into the past: Ancient Egypt visits Berlin and Munich
In Munich, the exhibition will open on October 9, 2024 at Utopia Munich. Until January 26, 2025, visitors can expect several experience rooms in which, among other things, a detailed replica of a sarcophagus and replicas of artifacts from Tutankhamun’s tomb will be presented. The virtual journey takes guests through the Valley of the Kings, Howard Carter’s expedition camp and finally to the mythical trial of Osiris. The exhibition promises an intensive experience that both conveys historical knowledge and captivates the senses.
In Berlin, the exhibition begins on September 6, 2024 in the New Media Art Center on the RAW site and ends on December 29, 2024. Here, too, visitors can immerse themselves in ancient Egypt and experience the spectacular story of Tutankhamun and his contemporaries in a completely new way. The Berlin exhibition places particular emphasis on an immersive staging: six intertwining narrative strands take visitors on a journey along the Nile, past imposing temples and through the vastness of the Egyptian desert.
Tutankhamun in Berlin and Munich: Prices and schedule
So if you are planning a trip to Munich or Berlin next autumn and are looking for something useful to do on grey autumn or dark winter days, the Tutankhamun exhibitions are an entertaining way to pass the time. Tickets can be booked online in advance and normally cost 24 euros per person, or 22 euros in Berlin. With these tickets, visitors are tied to fixed time slots. Flexible tickets that are independent of time slots cost five euros more each. Admission is every 15 minutes, and the tour lasts around 75 minutes.
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