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Tutankhamun

The Immersive Exhibition

Travel to Ancient Egypt and experience the history of an absolutely magical civilisation. The immersive exhibition closed its doors in Madrid in July 2023 with more than 300,000 visitors and after winning three Telly Awards. If you have not yet visited the exhibition, you can still do so in other European cities.

Exhibition Areas

Exhibition Room

In the exhibition areas there was information about Tutankhamun and Ancient Egypt, with an introduction to understand the period and an exhibition of original and replica pieces.

Immersive Room

In the immersive room, with 1,200 m2 of projection, MAD offered a unique experience through the life of Tutankhamun, a 360-degree visual spectacle with an exceptional soundtrack.

Augmented Reality Room

This room was designed for the public to interact and explore Tutankhamun’s tomb. Through an augmented reality game, visitors competed with other visitors and companions.

Virtual Reality Room

In the largest virtual reality room in Europe (50 seats with VR goggles + headset) MAD proposed a journey back thousands of years in which to immerse oneself completely in the universe of Ancient Egypt.

Soundtrack

Embark on a musical journey to Ancient Egypt with the official Tutankhamun soundtrack, composed by musician and composer René Merkelbach.

Get swept up in the magic of Tutankhamun’s kingdom on Spotify and Apple Music.

Testimonials

‘If you are a lover of mysteries and ancient cultures you can't miss Tutankhamun, The Immersive Exhibition.’

‘Thanks to virtual reality goggles you can experience, in first person, the journey of the Egyptian dead through the afterlife to reach the judgment of Osiris and eternal life.’

‘Viewers are completely immersed in a half-hour narrative that places them in Egypt around 1300 BC’.

‘An unrivalled tour of the tomb of the world's most famous pharaoh - Tutankhamun - at life-size, plus the interactive activity room and the second largest virtual reality room in Europe’.

‘Visitors are immersed in a combination of cinematic storytelling and imagery through state-of-the-art projection mapping.’

‘We will be able to discover first-hand how one of history's iconic figures lived, visiting his tomb, temples, treasures and secrets’.

‘A journey in space and time that takes us, through projections, original soundtrack and an exhibition of pieces, to the time when the child pharaoh reigned and died’.

‘The space will feature immersive projections, 1,200 m2 digital reality screens, exhibition spaces, virtual reality goggles and interactive tools that will allow visitors to feel as if they are inside the pyramids themselves.’

Valencia

Ongoing

Brussels

Coming Soon

Zurich

Ongoing

Brasilia

Coming Soon

Rio de Janeiro

Coming Soon

Belo Horizonte

Coming Soon

Malmö

Ongoing

Curitiba

Finished

Madrid

Finished

Cairo

Finished

Barcelona

Finished

Vienna

Finished

Curator and scriptwriter of the exhibition at MAD

Nacho Ares (León, 1970)

He holds a degree in Ancient History from the University of Valladolid and a Diploma 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 the Revista de Arqueología, has published more than 300 articles in magazines and was a reporter for 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 of ‘The last days of Pompeii’.