The discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb is one of the world’s greatest historical events. When the archaeologist Howard Carter opened the tomb in 1922, he unveiled an unprecedented trove of treasures: gleaming royal jewellery, sacred artefacts, ancient weapons, musical instruments and the world-famous Golden Mask.
To this day, Tutankhamun’s legacy continues to fascinate people in their millions around the globe.
Tutankhamun: His Tomb and His Treasures has sought to maintain this unique cultural heritage in its original form through expertly crafted, true-to-life replicas. This exhibition is the only opportunity to experience the Pharaoh’s treasures in their entirety as they were found.
Don't just learn about history - live it.
Photo by Linus Harwig
Photo by Linus Harwig
Photo by Linus Harwig
Photo by Linus Harwig
Photo by Linus Harwig
Photo by Linus Harwig
Photo by Linus Harwig
Explore the world of Ancient Egypt and the legacy of Tutankhamun up close through virtual reality. Step through a secret time portal into the life of Tutankhamun — from his daily rule to the judgment of the afterlife and the discovery of his tomb.
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| Day | Time |
|---|---|
| Everyday | 10 am – 7 pm (last entry 6 pm) |
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Pavilion 5.1
1 place de la Porte de Versailles,
75015, Paris
METRO
Line 12, Porte de Versailles station – exit 1
TRAMWAY
T2 and T3a, Porte de Versailles - Parc des Expositions station
BUS
Line 80, Porte de Versailles - Parc des Expositions station and line 39, Desnouettes station
BIKE
Vélib' station on avenue Ernest Renan
Parking SAGS - Porte de Versailles : 44,
Boulevard Victor,
75015 Paris
Millions of visitors have been fascinated by the reconstruction of the boy king's tomb, featuring around 800 replica artefacts crafted in Egypt. The exhibition offers you a once-in-a-lifetime insight into the archaeology of ancient Egypt. You are taken on a journey of exploration to experience the treasures of Tutankhamun and his famous tomb chambers exactly as they were when discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter. Through the exhibition, you relive that magical moment of discovery.
The visit will take between 90 and 120 minutes.
This exhibition is recommended for all ages.
Yes, there will be an opportunity to buy exclusive merchandise at the experience.
Feel free to take photos and share them. When taking photos, please make sure not to use flashes or disturb other visitors. Professional equipment and tripods are not permitted.
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Pavilion 5.1
1 place de la Porte de Versailles,
75015, Paris
The exhibition will be held in an indoor venue.
Yes, toilets are available to the public.
No, food and drinks are not permitted inside the exhibition. If you need to take special food or medication due to a pre-existing medical condition, please provide appropriate medical proof.
No food and drinks will be offered for sale on site.
No, there will be no strobe lights.
If you lose something during your visit to the exhibition, please inform a staff member. They will connect you with the exhibition manager to assist in locating your personal belongings. Otherwise, they will take your contact details and provide you with the production team's contact information.
Due to the reinforcement of the Vigipirate plan, suitcases or bags larger than 20x30x20 cm are not allowed inside the exhibition.
We have free lockers at the exhibition entrance. The deposit of valuable items is the responsibility of the person depositing them. However, these lockers are available in limited quantities and cannot be reserved. We recommend not bringing large or prohibited items, as access to the exhibition may be denied.
Single pushchairs for one child are permitted. Large single, double or triple pushchairs are not permitted.
If the venue or the exhibition organizer deems it necessary to implement a security check at the entrance, requiring a visual inspection or a search of hand luggage and/or a pat-down by specialized staff, each attendee is required to comply, or access will be denied without the possibility of a refund.
Any object likely to be used as a projectile, constitute a weapon or endanger the safety of the public, or any object likely to disturb other visitors, in particular:
If the owner of an unauthorized item refuses to part with it, access to the room will be denied, without the possibility of a refund. The venue reserves the right to remove anyone disturbing public order or not following these rules, without refund.
Additional health and safety rules:
Careful checks may slow down access to the room, so we thank you for your patience. If you refuse to be stopped, you will be refused access to the room.
For any information on the application of the reinforced Vigipirate Plan, please consult the Ministry of the Interior: Vigipirate Plan website.
It is not permitted to bring dogs or other animals into the exhibition, except by prior arrangement. This is only possible for guide or assistance dogs.
The exhibition route is fully accessible to people with disabilities or reduced mobility.
Please note that we do not provide wheelchairs for visitors to tour the exhibition, so you will need to bring your own wheelchair.
To learn more about the PRM (Persons with Reduced Mobility) access and conditions at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, we invite you to visit the website: viparis.com/nos-lieux/paris-expo-porte-de-versailles/acces
A PRM/PSH (Persons with Disabilities) ticket is available at the price of € €22.90. This rate also applies to one companion per PRM booking. If you are accompanied, you will need to book two PRM tickets.
You can book directly on the website: tickets.toutankhamon-exposition.fr
Proof of eligibility will be required to access the exhibition. Accepted documents include the Mobility Inclusion Card, MDPH certificate, or disability card.
For any additional questions, you can contact us at: XXX@XXX
Visitors are guided through the exhibition with the help of written information so that deaf people can also enjoy the exhibition. The exhibition has rooms with film screenings that are not subtitled. Nevertheless, there are numerous artifacts that are accessible to everyone.
The replica exhibition about King Tut's treasure does not feature any strobe effects. The immersive room at the end of the exhibition contains flashing effects and lights. This may trigger seizures or discomfort in people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.
It is possible to skip this part of the exhibition. Please contact to our staff on site if you wish to do so.
Tickets for the exhibition are on sale attickets.toutankhamon-exposition.fr and at all the usual sales points. A ticket office will be available on site from July 3rd. However, sessions may be sold out by the time you arrive at the event, so we strongly recommend that you book your tickets in advance on the website.
It is possible to buy a ticket at the exhibition box office. A ticket office will be available on site from July 3rd. However, the availability of time slots for immediate access cannot be guaranteed. Tickets on sale at the box office can be purchased by credit card or in cash on presentation of proof of identity.
Dated and open tickets, family pass, VR experience ticket.
Children under 4 can enter the exhibition free of charge. Child rate (ages 4 to 15): €18.50.
Discounted group rates are available for groups of 10 or more. If you would like to visit this exhibition together as a school class or as a company, or if you are interested in more than 10 tickets in total, please send an e-mail to gruppen@eventim.de. You can also call the group booking service on 0421 37 67 2000 (Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.).
Press representatives can apply for accreditation by stating the planned contribution in the planned medium at koeln@tut-ausstellung.com.
