Immerse Yourself in the Heart of the Myth
With your headset securely on, you are transported more than 3,800 meters deep, right in the midst of the legendary Titanic wreck. But the experience doesn’t stop there; you also travel back in time to discover the splendor of the ship during its maiden voyage in 1912. Lavish cabins, monumental staircases, cozy lounges—all have been recreated with astonishing precision. You can move around freely, explore every corner, and even relive the tragic moments of the sinking. Thrills guaranteed!
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Two Years of Research to Recreate the Titanic
Behind this adventure is the French studio Small Creative, which spent two years documenting every detail of the ocean liner. The teams relied on the archives of the Cité de la Mer in Cherbourg and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in the United States. The result: a faithful recreation that blends historical accuracy with emotion. As explained by Voyelle Acker, co-founder of the studio: “Thanks to virtual reality, visitors can relive the story of the Titanic with unprecedented emotional intensity.”
Nantes, the First French Stop
After being presented in England in February, and before heading to Spain or China, it is Nantes that has the honor of being the first French city to host this extraordinary adventure. This choice makes perfect sense as the city has long maintained a strong connection with the sea and great maritime adventures.