The public exhibition, with free admission, begins with a series of informative panels illustrating the historical evolution of Virtual Reality, from its earliest precursors and proto-VR concepts to the many experimental attempts that shaped its development—some successful, others less so.

One of the most engaging aspects of the exhibition is the display of the major generations of VR headsets, allowing visitors to observe firsthand the technological progress that has led to today’s most advanced devices.

Visitors’ curiosity is further stimulated by audiovisual installations featuring advertising campaigns and promotional videos from different periods, offering a fascinating insight into how Virtual Reality has evolved over time.

The exhibition is complemented by a collection of movie posters related to Virtual Reality, as well as books and publications dedicated to the subject.

A dedicated section also celebrates the pioneers and innovators who have contributed to the development of this revolutionary technology, presenting photographs and biographical information about the key figures of both the past and the present.

Our virtual reality experiences span a wide historical range, with reconstructions of Medieval and Roman Bologna, as well as Egyptian scenarios centred on the figure of Tutankhamun, alongside a literary experience based on Dante’s Inferno.

The digital offering is completed by an artistic experience that allows visitors to step inside famous paintings, a scientific journey through the human body, and the dramatic final voyage of the Titanic.