Standing in front of a huge painting is always a special experience. But what if it suddenly starts moving and comes to life with sound effects? Immersive exhibitions invite visitors to experience art and culture through multimedia, while interactive museums allow them to actively engage with the displays. An overview.
- Van Gogh Up Close
- Magic Bavaria
- Titanic Immersive
- WOW Museum
- Studio of Wonders
- Game of Dragons
The exhibition takes an in-depth look at the final years of Vincent van Gogh's life — a period marked by inner turmoil, passionate creativity and impressive letters. In an impressively staged environment, his masterpieces are reinterpreted through projections, music and movement. The result is not a classic museum tour, but a multi-sensory experience in which colours, sounds and words merge to provide immediate access to Van Gogh's soul.
Van Gogh Up Close, Heßstraße 132 (at Utopia)
Bavaria is turned on its head - because this museum is an upside-down world of experience. The idea behind it is to turn all the motifs upside down in order to create surprises and illusions. By travelling through the highlights of Munich and Bavaria, adults as well as children and young people can get to know the museum concept from a completely new perspective. ‘Magic Bavaria’ invites visitors to join in and try things out - with the city's largest ball pool, 30 interactive photo spots and magical illusions. You can also discover local art from Bavaria and exciting fun facts! Such as: Who actually invented the pretzel?
Erlebniswelt Magic Bavaria, Pelkovenstrasse 145 (in Mona Shopping Centre)
Get up close and personal: In this immersive exhibition, you can experience the history of the Titanic up close - from the euphoric departure to the tragic end. The legend of the Titanic takes adults and children on a journey into one of the most moving events of the 20th century, which still haunts mankind to this day. Visitors can expect many exciting experiences from the construction of the ship to an emotional experience with the band that played until the end. If you want to delve even deeper into history, you can explore the wreck in the Metaversum.
Paketposthalle, Arnulfstraße 195-199
An unforgettable experience awaits here, as optical illusions, amazing exhibits and creative installations beckon in this interactive world. Across 500 square metres, the rooms put visitors' perceptions to the test, leaving them wondering time and again what is illusion and what is reality. In addition to the 19 exciting worlds of experience, there are several photo booth spots to capture the adventure with friends or family. There are also puzzle stations with competitions and interesting experiments for children.
WOW Museum, Tal 27
This immersive exhibition is the new hotspot for creative minds! Primarily aimed at those who want to put themselves into the limelight, it's perfect for capturing really cool social media pics. In the interactive rooms, visitors can explore a mirror maze, a colourful ball pit or a huge dance floor with countless lights and photo opportunities. The interactive photo studio is the ideal place for (budding) influencers and anyone who just wants to have some real fun.
Studio of Wonders, Sendlinger Strasse 10 (at Hofstatt)
The immersive outdoor exhibition ‘Game of Dragons’ brings over 20 life-size, animatronic dragons to life – they roar, snort and immerse visitors in a fantastic world full of magic. An experience for families, fantasy fans and adventure seekers, accompanied by mulled wine, punch and hearty snacks. Suitable for children aged 3 and above.
Game of Dragons, Moosacher Straße 70 (at Lucky Star @Das Anders Quartier)
