Atelier des Lumières

A great place for kids to enjoy interactive art! My kids loved being able to play with the moving Lumières for about an hour. The experience really depends on the theme and event at the time — during our visit, it featured Astérix, and they were thrilled to watch and interact with the display. Definitely worth checking out if the exhibit appeals to you!

It’s undeniably a pleasant and quite enjoyable experience, but it also leaves a lot of mystery for me. The projections are shown in a gigantic hall, but it’s hard to understand what’s being projected, why, and where it’s coming from. There’s no explanation about the projections, no historical context, no informational panels or anything. Basically, you walk in, marvel at the grandeur and the lights, but that feeling fades after about five minutes. It’s a bit disappointing. I felt like I stayed just to get my money’s worth, as I didn’t really have any other reason, in truth. There were a lot of people sitting on the floor against the walls, in the middle of the room, upstairs... I personally didn’t find that very agreeable on the day I visited. That said, I’m still giving it 4 stars because, once you understand what I just explained, it’s more about settling in comfortably and spending a few hours observing, I guess. I personally didn’t come with that mindset, so that’s something to keep in mind. It’s still a very pleasant experience, though. Plus, there's a photo booth! Loved that. By the way, a lady at the entrance told me that they don’t really check the time on our ticket or the session we come for. So, you can buy a ticket and stay inside all day. I’m not sure if this info is useful to anyone, but I’m putting it out there just in case!

The place in itself is wide and impressive. The expos are changing frequently and may offer opportunities to everyone, including kids. I would say that the place would need more sitting options for the visitors who can not sit on the floor - most people found a place to lean on a wall, but 1 hour is a bit long...

We visited this museum in November 2024. We had a lot of expectations, but we remained really disappointed by this museum. You don't get any explanations about this museum, you see just the screen and the relative projections on it. For sure it is nice to see, but it doesn't justify the price of the ticket. However, if you wanna visit this place, I suggest you buy tickets online to avoid any queue.

I spent around a half hour just sitting on the balcony watching as the music and art drift in and out. For around $20, this place isn't expensive and it's nice to just have a chill experience. It might not be worth it if it's too crowded though.

Very cool way to experience art! Just a small warning to prepare yourself if you suffer from motion sickness. The Studio was my favourite part and the photo booth was fun too although the line took a while.

Loved being immersed in vibrant and colourful brasserie of lights..somehow i thought it would me more physical..but I was happy for the digital experience, the displays, the choice of images, "no story told which to me could have added something to the experience", the music and all the acoustics behind the show..Big enough to swim through the lights, and closing to be inside or over see from up stairs..Will definitely recommend..family trip/small and big kids are all invited..

We went on Van Gogh exhibition and it was super cool, first time seeing something like that. Totally worth visiting. On the other hand, kids were kinda disturbing.