The world of The Odyssey can be a brutal one, but that makes it no less fascinating. Diving into the epic drama on the big screen has certainly sparked a craving for all of the ancient history we can get – the more immersive, the better.
If you too wish you could step back into these bygone eras for just an hour or two, these immersive experiences in London may be just what you’re craving. Here you’ll get to journey through thousands of years of human history and step right into the heart of ancient empires, where you’ll come face to face with legendary rulers, dark secrets, and incredible artefacts that have survived through the ages.
Embark on a voyage back in time to experience the rise and fall of ancient civilisations at the compelling new Timewalk exhibition. Journey through five immersive rooms that uncover the culture, beliefs, and innovation of 21 ancient civilisations, including Göbeklitepe, Babylon, Ancient Egypt, Maya, and Rapa Nui.
Witness as these lost worlds are brought to life with cinematic, 360-degree visuals, atmospheric soundscapes, and interactive technology. It’s an enlightening, multi-sensory journey that will captivate all ages.
The world of Ramses the Great awaits in a fascinating journey through the largest collection of rare ancient artefacts to ever leave Egypt. Take a step back in time at the Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold exhibition and explore this massive collection of original ancient Egyptian artefacts, including jewellery, the coffin of Ramses II himself, and the golden mask of King Amenemope.
Adding to the immersive experience is the audioguide, narrated by British historian and excellent storyteller Dan Snow, fully transporting you into this incredible ancient world.
Come face to face with Ramses II himself as he takes you on a tour of his domain – the fascinating world of ancient Egypt. An entertaining and fully immersive experience for all ages, Horrible Histories: Live At The Museum will make you laugh through history as you uncover the darkest secrets and strangest occurrences of this ancient civilisation – an incredible history lesson with all the horrible bits left in.
Plus, you’ll get to explore ancient Egyptian artefacts that have survived for more than 3,000 years.
