The Immersive Expedition “Vanished Worlds” is an unprecedented adventure made possible by virtual reality, enabling an in-depth exploration of the evolution of life over more than 3.5 billion years.
This fascinating 45-minute experience offers a captivating plunge into the history of the Earth and living things. Accessible from age 8 upwards, this innovative concept, halfway between education and entertainment, transforms participants into fully engaged actors, both physically and emotionally, in an adventure in which they play a central role.
In close collaboration with the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, this initiative ensures exemplary scientific rigor, with every detail validated by experts. “Disappearing Worlds” goes beyond a simple virtual tour, offering a total collective immersion in key periods in the history of life. Equipped with immersive devices, participants can move freely and share realistic sensations with family and friends in spaces ranging from 500 to 1000 square meters.
Address : 19-21 rue St Sernin 33000 Bordeaux
Opening hours : Tuesday to Friday 2pm to 8pm, Saturday 10am to 9pm and Sunday 10am to 8pm
For more information : https://eclipso-entertainment.com/bordeaux/mondes-disparus/?gad_source=1
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