Tutankhamun — The Immersive Exhibition

Tutankhamun — The Immersive Exhibition brings ancient Egypt to life in an unparalleled way. Discover the secrets of Pharaohs & Pyramids in this multi-award winning interactive experience for all ages. During your visit, Tutankhamun will be central and you will unravel secrets from ancient Egypt. Immense projections and various VR applications make this experience unique and unforgettable. Experience it yourself in a large and comfortable exhibition pavilion in the middle of the iconic Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam. Only on display for a short time, don't miss it! Tutankhamun — The Immersive Exhibition takes visitors to the heart of ancient Egypt where gods awaken in the land of the pyramids and temples emerge before the eyes of the public. The techniques used for this – including VR and projections – make the experience lifelike and unforgettable for all ages. The VR metaverse is extra special. In this part of the exhibition, visitors walk around in a virtual world, a unique experience. The music used was composed exclusively for this project by René Merkelbach. He is known for his work for Efteling, Krezip and Racoon, among others. The exhibition combines fun with education. Visitors learn everything about Egyptian civilization and the time of the pharaohs. Tutankhamun appeals most to the imagination. The discovery of his lavishly decorated and almost untouched grave on November 4, 1922 made British archaeologist Howard Carter instantly world famous. The exhibition tells his story and lets Carter himself speak. An interactive experience takes the audience to Tutankhamun's burial chamber in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor. In this experience space, visitors can delve into hieroglyphic writing and immerse themselves in the world of archaeology. Discover life-size treasures for yourself. Just like Howard Carter did in 1922. In virtual real