Tickets are running out for to this once-in-a-lifetime event. Experience Rome’s stunning Sistine Chapel up-close and personal.
You’ve never experienced the Sistine Chapel as you will at Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition. Imagine having the opportunity to stop and admire the breathtaking frescos the famous Italian master painted across the historical Sistine Chapel. Now, imagine being able to do so without the price point of a flight to Italy!
That’s exactly what you’ll do at Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition which is open until February 27, 2022.
This amazing event, coming from the LA-based SEE Global Entertainment (SEE™), a family of companies that specialize in global touring exhibitions, utilizes state of the art technology that showcases every detail of one of Rome’s most beautiful and famous landmarks with breathtaking, 360-degree replications. And tickets for this unique exhibit are running out!
The space, covered in true-to-size replications of the Sistine Chapel’s artwork, takes you on a stunning ride through the incredible works of one of history’s greatest artists. Admire the frescos in silence or pair the experience with an audio guide (which we highly recommend for a deeper understanding!)
And since the exhibit is digital, it’s entirely hands-free, making it a perfect COVID-19-safe and socially distant activity. And made for all ages to enjoy!
The fresco method of painting makes the work blend into the plastered surface it is painted on over time. Thanks to the state of the art technology, this enchanting experience replicates that with vibrant 360-degree, floor-to-ceiling replications of the full body of work. Michelangelo finished his work between 1535 and 1541 with the renowned piece, titled The Last Judgment, which visitors can also marvel at in this innovative and cutting-edge interpretation of one of the world’s most iconic paintings.
Prepare to be totally immersed as you walk through the works of history’s greatest artists.
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