Admission ticket Treasures of Tutankhamun – 360° Experience

Step into the fascinating world of ancient Egypt during the Treasures of Tutankhamun exhibition in Antwerp. This impressive experience at DIVE Antwerp takes you into the life of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, one of the most famous rulers in Egyptian history. Through modern technology, immersive projections and digital art, you will uncover the secrets behind the legendary treasures that remained hidden for thousands of years.

Experience the unique 360° Experience

At DIVE Antwerp, you can enjoy an impressive 360° Experience, with floor-to-ceiling projections bringing ancient Egypt to life. Surrounded by spectacular projections, age-old stories and golden treasures, you will literally step into Tutankhamun's world. This immersive exhibition was designed by the creators behind some of the world's most acclaimed digital experiences. Thanks to the combination of technology, culture and storytelling, you will experience history in a way that goes far beyond a traditional museum visit.

A unique combination of history and digital art

The exhibition combines historical stories with contemporary technology. Spectacular projections, interactive elements and digital art bring ancient Egypt to life in a unique way. This makes Treasures of Tutankhamun much more than a traditional museum or classic exhibition. It is a complete experience for young and old alike, where history, culture and innovation come together. During the exhibition, you can also admire detailed reproductions of the most precious artefacts from Tutankhamun's tomb. This brings the legendary treasures of the young pharaoh closer than ever before.

Walking VR: step into the burial chamber yourself
Please note! Not included; this can be booked as an add-on

One of the absolute highlights of the exhibition is the innovative walking VR experience. Using advanced technology, you walk through a digital reconstruction of Tutankhamun's legendary burial chamber. You do not look at a screen; instead, you actually move through a virtual environment where you experience the discovery of the treasure chamber up close. This unique combination of free movement and digital depth makes the experience exceptionally realistic and sets DIVE Antwerp apart from other museums and exhibitions in Belgium.

Temporary exhibition in Antwerp

Are you looking for a special temporary exhibition in Antwerp? Then Treasures of Tutankhamun should definitely be on your list. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to discover the world of the pharaohs and the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb. Both history lovers and visitors interested in digital art, contemporary art and cultural events will thoroughly enjoy themselves here.

A special museum outing at DIVE Antwerp

The exhibition takes place at DIVE Antwerp, an innovative venue where technology, culture and experience come together. Antwerp is known for its rich range of museums, culture and attractions, and Treasures of Tutankhamun is a special addition to a day out in the city. The venue is located a short distance from Antwerp Central Station and Antwerp city centre, making a visit easy to combine with a walk through the city, a visit to other museums in Antwerp or lunch in the historic centre.

Ideal for lovers of culture, history and innovation

Whether you are fascinated by Tutankhamun, interested in ancient Egypt or looking for a special exhibition in Antwerp: this exhibition offers a unique experience. The combination of impressive visuals, historical stories, digital art, a spectacular 360° Experience and an innovative VR experience makes Treasures of Tutankhamun one of the most remarkable cultural outings of the moment.

Getting there

DIVE Antwerp is easily accessible from all over Belgium and the Netherlands. Thanks to its central location near Antwerp Central Station and Antwerp city centre, the venue is easy to reach by both public transport and car. Consult Google Maps for the exact route from your departure point and the current departure and travel times. 

For more information, visit the Treasures of Tutankhamun website