Tutankhamun – The Immersive Exhibition arrives in Finland for the first time
GATES OPENS IN 10 OCTOBER 2026
Helsinki, Malmi Ice Hall
Step into ancient Egypt and experience the world of Tutankhamun like never before. Seen by over 2.5 million visitors worldwide, this award-winning immersive experience now arrives in Helsinki.
The mystery of ancient Egypt
The discovery of an almost untouched tomb in 1922 remains one of the most significant archaeological finds in history, and more than a hundred years later, the mysteries surrounding the pharaoh's life and death still captivate millions of people around the world. Now historical knowledge and modern technology bring this fascinating history within reach.
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Treasure chambers, virtual reality, and the story of Tutankhamun in one experience
TREASURE CHAMBERS
The exhibition takes visitors into the Egypt of the pharaohs, the era of Tutankhamun, and the ancient treasure chambers. Historical knowledge, together with precise replicas of original artifacts arriving from Cairo, opens a window into the culture, beliefs, and astonishing splendor of ancient Egypt.
360° AUDIOVISUAL EXPERIENCE
At the heart of the experience is a striking 360-degree audiovisual spectacle that surrounds visitors with the landscapes, temples, and stories of ancient Egypt. Projections up to six metres tall, music, and storytelling carry you back thousands of years and into the world of Tutankhamun.
STEP VIRTUALLY INTO ANCIENT EGYPT
Modern technology takes the experience even further. A VR experience transports visitors to the ancient Egyptian afterlife, while an interactive virtual world lets you travel to the Valley of the Kings in the year 1922 to follow archaeologist Howard Carter's expedition and the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb.
HISTORY MEETS IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING
Created in collaboration with Egyptologists and historians, the exhibition is grounded in historical and archaeological research. Under the direction of curator Nacho Ares, the history of ancient Egypt, storytelling, and modern technology come together into a whole where history is not just observed, but experienced.
Event details
Date: October 10 2026 – January 24, 2027
Opening hours: 10 Oct–25 Oct
- Mon–Sat: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
- Sun: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Last entry: 1 h 15 min before the closing time
Duration: Average 75–90 minutes
Tickets: from €22.90 for adults, €16.90 for children, and €18.90 for discounted groups. Family tickets from €74.90.
Location: Malmi Ice Hall, Helsinki
Age: Suitable for ages 6 and up.
Language: Finnish and English
Accessibility: The exhibition space is mostly accessible. However, there may be low thresholds in the space.
How to get to the exhibition at Malmi Ice Hall
Malmi Ice Hall
Talttakuja 6, 00700 Helsinki
Tutankhamun – The Immersive Exhibiton takes place at Malmi Ice Hall in Helsinki. The exhibition is easy to reach by public transport, car, bicycle or on foot from nearby areas.
Bus: From Helsinki Central Railway Station, bus line 77 takes you directly next to Malmi Ice Hall in approximately 35 minutes. Other bus lines serving the nearby area include 73, 74, 560, 561 and 562.
Train: The nearest train station is Malmi Station, located about 1.5 kilometers from the venue. There are several bus connections from Malmi Station that stop right next to the hall.
Car: Navigate to Talttakuja 6, 00700 Helsinki. There is a large EuroPark-operated parking area in front of Malmi Ice Hall.
Bicycle / On Foot: The venue is also easy to reach by bicycle or on foot from nearby areas.
Please check up-to-date routes and timetables via the HSL Journey Planner.
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Frequently asked questions
The Metaverse is a virtual experience that may cause dizziness, nausea or temporary disorientation. The experience is not recommended for people with epilepsy, a tendency to experience panic attacks or balance disorders.
Purchase the appropriate ticket for yourself, such as an adult, child, concession or family ticket, from the online store. Your personal assistant or interpreter may enter the exhibition with you free of charge.
Yes. With an open ticket, you can visit the exhibition at any time during the ticket’s validity period without booking a specific date or time.
An open ticket is ideal as a gift or when you do not yet know the exact date of your visit. The ticket is valid until 22 January 2027 and entitles the holder to one admission.
The exhibition’s historical and narrative texts are in Finnish and English. The main language of the immersive room is Finnish, with English-language sections subtitled in Finnish. The VR and interactive metaverse experiences are also in Finnish, with English audio options available on a limited basis.
Each ticket is valid for one admission to the exhibition.
Yes.
A birthday package is available for 10 people.
The package includes admission to the exhibition and dino trainer passes for the birthday group.
The birthday group must include 1–2 adults. Adults are responsible for the children throughout the visit.
If the group has more than 10 people, additional participants must purchase separate tickets at the regular price.
Catering for birthday groups can also be arranged separately with Raptor Cafe.
For more information on catering:
mika@sportcenterservice.fi
Tickets can be purchased in advance using certain culture or recreational benefits through Lippu.fi’s online store. When purchasing, select the benefit available to you as the payment method and follow Lippu.fi’s instructions.
For questions about culture or recreational benefits, we recommend contacting Lippu.fi customer service. Epassi is also accepted as a payment method at the exhibition entrance.
The Museum Card is not accepted as payment for the exhibition.
Eating your own food during the exhibition tour is not permitted. However, bringing your own water bottle is allowed. Small snacks and drinks are available for purchase at the exhibition.
Please note that the final admission slot of the day begins 1 hour and 15 minutes before the exhibition
closes. Advance tickets can be purchased up to 15 minutes before the selected admission time.
10–25 October 2026
Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00
Sun 10:00–18:00
26 October–20 December 2026
Mon closed
Tue–Fri 12:00–19:00
Sat 10:00–19:00
Sun 10:00–17:00
Exception: Sun 8 November, Father’s Day, 10:00–19:00.
21–25 December 2026
Closed
26 December 2026–6 January 2027
Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00
Sun 10:00–18:00
Exceptions: Thu 31 December, New Year's Eve, 10:00–16:00 and Fri 1 January, New Year's Day,
12:00–18:00.
7–22 January 2027
Mon closed
Tue–Fri 12:00–19:00
Sat 10:00–19:00
Sun 10:00–17:00
23–24 January 2027
Sat–Sun 10:00–19:00
Yes. Please note that the coat rack is unattended and all items are left at your own risk.
Unfortunately, there is no café or designated area for eating your own food. Eating your own food during the exhibition is not permitted.
Yes. A defibrillator is available at the venue for emergencies.
The exhibition is completely cashless. We accept major debit and credit cards as well as other electronic payment methods.
Advance tickets
- Mon–Fri: adults €21.90, children aged 3–17 €16.90 and concessions €18.90
- Sat–Sun and holiday periods: adults €24.90, children €19.90 and concessions €22.90
- Family tickets from €74.90
- Group ticket for 5–20 people: €20.90 per person
- Children under 3: free
Advance tickets can be purchased up to 15 minutes before the selected admission time. After this, tickets may be purchased at the exhibition entrance, subject to availability.
An order fee applies to tickets purchased through the Lippu.fi online store or app, starting from €1.50 + 0.65% of the order value. No order fee is added to tickets purchased at the exhibition entrance.
Open tickets
Adults €29.90, children €24.90, concessions €26.90 and family ticket €94.90. An open ticket is valid for any admission time until 22 January 2027.
Door prices
Adults €27, children €23, concessions €25 and family ticket €85. Door tickets are sold subject to availability.
Yes. You are welcome to take photos and videos of your favourite moments.
Pets are not permitted in the exhibition. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome.
Yes. The exhibition shop offers a selection of books, figurines, magnets and other souvenirs related to Tutankhamun and ancient Egypt.
Eating your own snacks during the exhibition tour is not permitted. Carrying your own water bottle is allowed. Small snacks and drinks are available for purchase at the exhibition.
Yes. The exhibition uses sound, lighting and video effects.
The exhibition space is largely accessible. However, there may be some low threshold edges in the space.
Accessible toilets are located on both the first and second floors. The second floor can be reached using an accessible lift with assistance from staff. A personal assistant may enter the exhibition free of charge with the person they are assisting. This also applies to sign language interpreters. Please note that there is no induction loop in the venue.
Yes. During busy periods, staff may ask you to leave your pram or stroller in a designated area for the duration of your visit.
Touching the exhibition’s finished builds and models is prohibited, unless otherwise stated in the signage or by the staff. You are, of course, welcome to build and participate at the interactive building stations.
We recommend arriving approximately 5–10 minutes before your admission time.
Yes. There is a EuroPark car park in front of Malmi Ice Hall.
The exhibition takes place at Malmi Ice Hall, Talttakuja 6, 00700 Helsinki. You can reach the venue by public transport, car, bicycle or on foot.
The nearest train station is Malmi, approximately 1.5 kilometres from the venue. Several bus services also run from Malmi station to stops near the ice hall.
Bus 77 takes you from Helsinki Central Railway Station to Malmi Ice Hall in approximately 35 minutes. Buses 73 and 74 take you from Hakaniemi Market Square to stops near the venue in approximately 20 minutes.
For questions about tickets, payments and orders, please contact Lippu.fi customer service.
For questions about your visit, arrival or practical arrangements, please contact the event customer service team at: asiakaspalvelu@fullsteam.fi
The exhibition is particularly suitable for school groups and offers an immersive way to learn about ancient Egypt, the story of Tutankhamun and historical research. The exhibition is recommended for children aged 6 and over, making it best suited to school groups and groups in pre-primary education.
Yes. Groups of 5–20 people can purchase group tickets in advance through the Lippu.fi online store for €20.90 per person. For enquiries about larger groups, school groups and private events, please see Groups and private events.
The exhibition is organized by Fullsteam Agency Oy.
The exhibition brings one of the most fascinating periods in human history to life. Historical information and detailed replicas of original objects brought from Cairo offer a glimpse into the world, beliefs and splendour of ancient Egypt.
At the heart of the exhibition is an impressive 360° audiovisual experience, where six-metre-high projections, music and storytelling surround you with the landscapes and temples of ancient Egypt. The journey continues with a VR experience into the ancient Egyptian afterlife and an interactive virtual world that takes you to the Valley of the Kings to follow Howard Carter's expedition and the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922.
There is no time limit for your visit, so you can enjoy the exhibition at your own pace. On average, a visit takes approximately 75–90 minutes.
Tutankhamun – The Immersive Exhibition takes place at Malmi Ice Hall in Helsinki from 10 October 2026 to 24 January 2027.
Tutankhamun – The Immersive Exhibition is an immersive exhibition that brings the story of Tutankhamun and the world of ancient Egypt to life through striking 360° projections, audiovisual storytelling, virtual reality and interactive experiences. You can also explore the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb and detailed replicas of its treasures.
The exhibition is suitable for anyone interested in the history of ancient Egypt, visual experiences and interactive and virtual experiences. It offers something for adults, young people, families and a variety of groups. The exhibition is recommended for visitors aged 6 and over, as some of the audiovisual content may feel exciting to younger children.
Yes. A family ticket includes admission for four people, no more than two of whom may be over 18.
Children under 3 are admitted free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult.
You can move your ticket to another available admission time through Lippu.fi up to 24 hours before the original admission time.
For questions about tickets, payments and orders, please contact Lippu.fi customer service. Lippu.fi Ticket Insurance can also be purchased with your tickets.
Please note that only the original purchaser may request changes to a ticket.
Lippu.fi customer service: https://www.lippu.fi/campaign/en/contact-information
No. A digital ticket is sufficient. You can show the ticket on your mobile device at the entrance.
Yes. Tickets can be purchased at the exhibition entrance. However, we recommend buying tickets in advance, as advance tickets are less expensive than door tickets.
Don’t worry. Please arrive as soon as possible and we will admit you at the next available time. During busy periods, you may need to wait for a short while.
If you expect to arrive significantly later than your booked time, you can check the ticketing page to see whether tickets are still available for your preferred time. Please note that availability can change quickly.
We recommend booking a ticket for a specific date and time. This guarantees admission at your preferred time and helps you avoid unnecessary waiting.
You can also purchase an open ticket, which is valid for any admission time until 22 January 2027. Door tickets are sold on site subject to availability.
Admission times on the hour are often the most popular. For a quieter arrival, we recommend choosing another time whenever possible.
The exhibition’s official ticketing partner is Lippu.fi. We recommend purchasing tickets online in advance to make your arrival as smooth as possible and to guarantee admission at your chosen time.
https://www.lippu.fi/artist/tutankhamun-the-immersive-exhibition/
Wheelchair tickets can be purchased through the Lippu.fi online store. The ticket includes admission for a personal assistant. The assistant does not receive a separate ticket and must arrive together with the wheelchair ticket holder.
Please purchase a suitable ticket for yourself (e.g., adult, child, discount group, or family ticket) from the online store. Your assistant or interpreter can enter the exhibition with you using the same ticket.
A personal assistant may enter the exhibition free of charge when accompanying the person they assist. Proof of the need for an assistant may be requested at the entrance, for example an EU Disability Card.