Reviews for Audiovisual experience “Remastered”

The foyer and the first room created high expectations. The rooms after that were futuristic images without any cohesion.
You are required to be bored for 15 minutes per room before you are allowed to move to the next room.
Even the famous masters disappointed! Cleaning up your house is more useful!

The first room was promising. Beautiful visuals and interactive. The rooms after that were mostly lengthy and increasingly curious. Mandatory fifteen minutes of watching moving, absurdist and lurid phalluses did not appeal to us. No explanation whatsoever, just waiting until you were allowed to go to the next room. Terrible repetitive sounds and images. It seemed as if the creator of this had been in an lsd trip. Really not worth the money. Sorry.

We were overwhelmed by image and sound, very special!
Special to see the Dutch Masters in this way!
Outing with our granddaughters.

Minus I found, that there were too many people in the rooms at the same time!!!!

It was very fun and surprising, also wheelchair friendly. Beautifully put together and definitely worthwhile

Very nicely made and very special how they managed this technically. In the beginning we understood that you would walk through the various rooms with a small group (8 people) but in practice this was a bit messy and in our opinion there were too many
People present in the rooms at the same time which made the experience a little less good. Small improvement perhaps but otherwise very cool to experience. Especially if you know a bit more about the art of painting it is highly recommended. Enjoy!

Very nice experience, you don't know where to look because so much is happening around you
I had a wonderful adventure with the grandchildren

Very nice experience, you don't know where to look because so much is happening around you

Very nice experience, you don't know where to look because so much is happening around you

Fascinating and beautiful!

There were too many people too alike in the 1st 2 halls to take a few pictures, there were always people walking into the picture who also wanted to take pictures.