Doświadczenia immersyjne

I was totally blown away by the music and the lights. Don’t wear shorts – it’s chilly inside! The Monet section was my fave. Would come again for sure.

Quarry is beautiful and the projections are next level. Arrived early, parked no problem, but by the time we left people were fighting over spots! Rousseau’s jungle was so vivid – my husband loved it. Monet’s water scenes super calming. Only issue: café was slow, bring your own water.

Took my boyfriend, we both enjoyed the show. It’s cold, so don’t forget a jacket! We stayed for two rounds. Wish they had more seating inside.

Went with my sister while road tripping in Provence – honestly, didn’t expect to get goosebumps but I did. The whole quarry is just… MASSIVE. Like, you feel tiny inside it. Projections all over, and the music gets you right in the feels. Monet part was my jam, not so much Rousseau (just personal taste, I guess). We got there at 10am, barely any crowd yet, but an hour later it was starting to pack up, so come early if you hate crowds.

Never did anything like this before. The projections are MASSIVE, you feel like you’re inside the painting. Staff were super helpful when we got lost in the quarry (it’s bigger than you think!).

Went with my art class and everyone was just stunned. The movement in the paintings, and the way the music matches, it’s like a dream. Stayed for two rounds. If you’re sensitive to cold, bring a scarf!

Family trip – 2 adults, 2 kids. Kids loved the jungle animals and the crazy lights. Hard to find parking (seriously, get there early) but the show made up for it. Didn’t stay for coffee, too many people waiting.

So, the immersive art thing is cooool, but bring a coat even if it’s hot outside – it’s like a fridge in there. I forgot and shivered the whole way through. Still, the projections are wild and the sound is EPIC. Not the cheapest outing tho, especially with parking. Def worth it if you’re into art, but maybe skip the gift shop (priceyyyy).