Vikings: The Odyssey to the Ends of the World at Cité Immersive Nice Tickets

Your Experience Explore “Vikings: The Odyssey to the Ends of the World” on a self-guided immersive parcours with audio guide in French and English. Getting started Enter Cité Immersive Nice and scan your ticket for access to the temporary Vikings exhibition. Pick up your audio guide in French and English, then set the volume and language before you move on. From here, you follow a self-guided visit at your pace through the dedicated immersive spaces, with no fixed group or start time. What to expect Vikings: The Odyssey to the Ends of the World This temporary exhibition is set across a 1,000 m² space and invites you into the world of “Vikings: The Odyssey to the Ends of the World” until August 31, 2026. You explore an immersive parcours of about 60 minutes, divided into 5 themed rooms that combine history, archaeology, and Nordic legends. Features A live welcome by a costumed Viking Skald introduces the story and sets the tone for your journey, so you start the parcours already immersed in the narrative world of the exhibition. Access to the full immersive parcours lets you move through all 5 themed rooms, each contributing a different chapter to the odyssey, within an overall experience designed to last around 60 minutes. Throughout the visit you are surrounded by 360° video mapping and sound design, with large-scale projections and audio environments that recreate ships, landscapes, and mythical Nordic settings. Historical content, scenography, and interactive installations are integrated into the sets and artifacts, so you can engage with the material at your own rhythm while deepening your understanding of Viking culture. With the audio guide in French and English and a fully self-guided visit at your pace, you choose how long to spend in each area and which parts of the story to focus on more closely. The experience is family-friendly and recommended for visitors aged 4 and above, with accessible content tailored for both adults and children across the different rooms.