The Last Days of Pompeii
The Immersive Exhibition
Travel in time into the city that was a symbol of the emerging power of the Roman Empire. Discover the city, lifestyle, customs, gastronomy and live in first person the tragic end brought to them by the fury of the Vesuvius.
Exhibition Spaces
Exhibition Room
Begin your journey by delving into fascinating displays of original Pompeian pieces and lifelike replicas. Gain a deep understanding of Roman life, society, and the events leading up to the eruption. This context will enrich your immersive experience tenfold.
Immersive Room
Enter the immersive room, with 1,200 m2 of 360ª projections, and lose yourself in the sights and sounds of ancient Pompeii. Stroll cobblestone streets, peek into bustling shops, and marvel at the grandeur of temples and public spaces. Feel the energy of this dynamic city, then witness the terror and chaos as Vesuvius unleashes its fury.
Metaverse Room
Dive deeper into Pompeian life with our groundbreaking metaverse experience. Become a virtual avatar and explore the legendary Villa of the Mysteries. Uncover the secrets of daily Roman life and witness the villa come alive before your very eyes.
Virtual Reality Room
Enter Europe’s largest virtual reality arena and prepare for an adrenaline rush! Take a thrilling chariot ride into a packed amphitheater and experience the roar of the crowd as you witness epic gladiator battles and spectacular naval clashes.
Soundtrack
Now you can relive the excitement of The Last Days of Pompeii at any time with the official soundtrack, composed by musician and composer René Merkelbach.
Enjoy the epic Last Days of Pompeii on Spotify and Apple Music.
Testimonials
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Barcelona
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Beijing
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Vienna
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Buenos Aires
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Madrid
Finished
Shanghai
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Exhibition Professionals
Curator
Míriam Huéscar (Murcia, 1989)
She holds a degree in Art History and a Master’s degree in Production and Management of Artistic Projects. Expert in Cultural Management and Audience Strategy, her professional career revolves around exhibition design and art curatorship, where she combines different technologies with didactic and informative purposes.
In recent years, she has advised on the influence of classical culture on contemporary art projects, as well as on innovation projects applied to culture for the development of new audiences.
Screenwriter and historical advisor
Nacho Ares (León, 1970)
He holds a degree in Ancient History from the University of Valladolid and a Certificate in Egyptology from the University of Manchester. He has dedicated his whole life to the dissemination of history through television and radio programmes, historical novels and essays.
He has been director of Revista de Arqueología, has published more than 300 articles in magazines and was a reporter on the television programme Cuarto Milenio.
Director and presenter of the programme SER Historia (SER channel), he is curator of our international exhibition “Tutankhamun, the immersive exhibition” and scriptwriter for “The last days of Pompeii”.
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