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'Remastered' Audiovisual Experience in Rotterdam: Immersive Dutch Artistry
3.6
103 Ratings
Rotterdam
Immerse yourself in a remastered audiovisual experience in Rotterdam, where the old Dutch Masters are reimagined by the new Dutch Masters. Explore a new world of artistry and interact with unearthly creatures, vibrant scenes, and surreal landscapes.
Immerse yourself in a remastered audiovisual experience in Rotterdam, where the old Dutch Masters are reimagined by the new Dutch Masters. Explore a new world of artistry and interact with unearthly creatures, vibrant scenes, and surreal landscapes.
Duration:
1 hour
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Remastered - REMASTERED\nA WHOLE NEW WORLD\n\nExperience what you have never experienced before. The old Dutch Masters reimagined by the new Dutch Masters. The very best Dutch digital artists have created a new world. A world where you go on parade with the unearthly creatures of Jeroen Bosch, get immersed in the colourful scenes of Van Gogh and…
- Remastered - REMASTERED\nA WHOLE NEW WORLD\n\nExperience what you have never experienced before. The old Dutch Masters reimagined by the new Dutch Masters. The very best Dutch digital artists have created a new world. A world where you go on parade with the unearthly creatures of Jeroen Bosch, get immersed in the colourful scenes of Van Gogh and dance on the beat of Mondrian’s ‘Victory Boogie Woogie’.\n\nThis unique 60-minute experience also includes walking through a waterfall, making your own UFO fly on a gigantic LED Screen, interacting with schools of fish and sailing through the clouds.
What's Included
- Entrance included
- Entrance included
What's Not Included
- Locker
- Locker
Additional Information
Step into a realm of unprecedented encounters. Witness legendary Dutch art transform under the brush of today’s leading Dutch digital artists. Embark on a journey in a newly constructed reality, a place where you’ll join the mystical beings from Jeroen Bosch’s world, soak yourself in Van Gogh’s vibrant palette, and shimmy to the rhythm of Mondrian’s…
Step into a realm of unprecedented encounters. Witness legendary Dutch art transform under the brush of today’s leading Dutch digital artists. Embark on a journey in a newly constructed reality, a place where you’ll join the mystical beings from Jeroen Bosch’s world, soak yourself in Van Gogh’s vibrant palette, and shimmy to the rhythm of Mondrian’s ‘Victory Boogie Woogie’. This exclusive, hour-long adventure also invites you to traverse a waterfall, pilot your own UFO across a massive LED display, interact with swarms of fish, and drift through a sky of clouds.
- Attraction is not suitable for children under the age of 6 years old
- Not recommended for travelers with epilepsie
Location
Remastered
Willemsplein 79
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.6
(103 Ratings)
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Sandbulle22
Feb 28, 2025
Immersion and journey through the mythical Dutch works - An immersive and surreal experience that takes us to strange worlds.
My favorite room was the revisited (Remastered) version of the world of Jerome Bosch.
So many incredible details, references and hidden messages, examples of body horror and distortions of logic and bodies, all I like (is morbid curiosity and interest in psychology and art).
I could have spent almost twenty minutes observing all these scenes and analyzing every detail.
As there was no explanatory book, I bought a box of postcards that I would analyze with interest in my spare time.
It is true that this room might make some sensitive souls uncomfortable or even frightened, but the immersive tour also offers more soothing and beautiful scenes.
Me and my companion would be very interested to learn more about the artists who contributed to this great experience.
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Corinne_i
Dec 20, 2024
Remastered, definitely worth the visit. - Do speak to the room hosts to give you insight to the digital images.
Very thought provoking and interesting experience.
Recognised many of the paintings.
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Travelicious_j82
Oct 18, 2024
Interesting and different - An exciting , audiovisual experience. Rather not suitable for children as there are some creepy elements/representations. At the beginning/end you can design (color) flying objects yourself, they then fly over the big screen in the waiting room.
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268katinkar
Oct 28, 2024
Not really suitable for children or people who may become unwell - The first room was great to see. The second room already less with children, especially the 3rd wall was scary. The third room was always very long. People can get dizzy and bothered by the music. Parts were not suitable for children or just really weird. Some parts were really nice and well done, those were the parts that are advertised and for which we had booked the tickets. So partly special, but too long, too long standing and sharing really not suitable for children.
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Adghubj
Sep 17, 2024
Worth it in bad weather - There is a dark corridor that then ends in a room with underwater world. Coolly done. From there into two more, and then into the last (which we now know). One room was full of creepy animations, not for children. In the last room, the Dutch artists were then "introduced". Some of them are really great, others we didn't understand. Loud music, flashes of light, rapidly changing images. Must be able to have. It's all too long, especially because you stand all the time. The few stools are not enough. For 24,50€ something better expected.
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Funfun2
Sep 6, 2024
Unless you are very familiar famous artists and their work - Unless you are very familiar famous artists and their work, otherwise I suggest you watch two movies with snacks by spending same amount of money.
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Isobelm442
Mar 3, 2025
Not baby friendly - Attempted to visit with a small baby who would’ve slept the majority of the experience but were not allowed in due to it being bright and loud, it does state this on the website but I missed this.
Requested a refund for tickets as we weren’t allowed in and the response I got from staff was unprofessional- ‘Annoying that you were not aware that children under the age of 6 are not allowed at Remastered.’
Made to feel stupid for a genuine mistake.
Maybe if this attraction was made more accessible (quieter/some baby friendly rooms) then it would attract more people.
Only saving grace were the polite and friendly staff on the ticket entrance.
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Travel11114
Mar 5, 2025
Total waste of money - Totally not worth the money, tourist trap. First room looked promising and than it went downhill. You need to know the dutch paintings ofther wise it does not make sense as it is not explained. Would be ok if they d ask 5 euro and a bit more info upfront on the paintings.
Now: Avoid and spend money in a real museum!
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Travisbj7522gs
Dec 28, 2024
Tourist trap! - Worthless art exhibition. Looks nice, but is really just Contentless visual junk.
No Euros and wasting a second of your time.
Avoid it!
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B1006wostephanb
Sep 9, 2024
Miserable - I have no idea what I actually saw on Remastered. The canvases were full of nonsense, indeed completely pointless images, not suitable for children, as there were sexually abstract elements in them, such as adrogynous beings with thick breasts and defaced figures with also depicted, partly disfigured breasts. And horror pictures of mythical creatures. Scary, I can only say. Who comes up with something like that? 24,50 Euro p.P. wasted pointlessly. Feels endless until we were finally out again. Only the last few minutes were quite nice graphics on the walls. Overall creepy.
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