Van Gogh - The Immersive Experience in York: photos, reviews

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Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience in York transforms art into a living, breathing spectacle. This captivating attraction offers a unique opportunity for both adults and children to dive into the world of Van Gogh. With its impressive displays, masterfully projected paintings come alive, offering a beautifully relaxing atmosphere. Visitors can recline in comfortable deck chairs adorned with printed paintings while enjoying the vibrant visuals. The interactive experience is not only engaging but also educational, providing deep insights into the life and works of Van Gogh. Perfect for families, even young children find the show mesmerizing.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Recommended buy tickets ahead, Toilet

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Stonebow Tour Bus

Bus stop 227 m walk

Clifford Street

Bus stop 123 m walk

Low Ousegate

Bus stop 174 m walk

Tower Street

Bus stop 231 m walk

Piccadilly

Bus stop 152 m walk

Clifford's Tower

Bus stop 187 m walk

3.9

based on 223 reviews

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3.9/5 223 reviews

Elizabeth Clark

Provided a relaxing and soothing immersive experience. Projections were good but not necessarily easy to follow as an observer to ensure you saw everything on offer as there were different things going on in different places. We feel like we missed some of the things projected. Expect to spend 30-40 mins or so at the experience. We booked on the day but there weren’t many people in there so you could likely just turn up. Considering that it was the same cost for entrance into the Jorvik Viking Centre though, it was expensive for what it was.

Christine Apsey

Was lovely. Recommend sitting in one of the centre seats. A lovely projection of Van Gogh's works. Very calming.

Magdalena Konopczynska

I expected more from this exhibition. I think that at the beginning more paintings should be presented and in different way. Actually there are more Van Gogh self portraits there than his work which is a shame. With sach waste number of paintings only fewer were chosen and that was quite repetitive. VR experience was good but you need to pay additional £3 but it worth it. There is as well space where you can colouring. I think the tickets are quite expensive for what you got. I was really excited to see this exhibition and I am not fully satisfied.

Van Gogh - The Immersive Experience in York

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