Family interactive exhibition with elements of an escape room.
The story of the new exhibition is based on the theme of the cult book by Jules Verne, "Around the World in Eighty Days," whose main character is the eccentric and wealthy English gentleman Phileas Fogg. Visitors find themselves at the end of the 19th century, specifically on October 2, 1872. Mr. Fogg bets with other gentlemen that, thanks to modern means of transportation, he can travel around the world in just eighty days. On the same day, he embarks on an adventurous journey, the outcome of which is uncertain, and his entire fortune is at stake.
The exhibition draws visitors directly into the story. They travel across continents, where they encounter a total of nine thematic stops symbolizing different corners of the world. At each station, they solve various tasks and puzzles, gain clues for the next part of the journey, and utilize different types of transportation. Those who successfully complete all the challenges can win a part of the prize from Phileas Fogg himself at the end.
The appeal of the project is enhanced by the scenic representation of the environment, incorporating light elements and interactive exhibits, which create an authentic and immersive experience for both children and adults.
The exhibition is a collective work of the Creative Zone DEPO2015 in Plzeň and is complemented by a rich accompanying program. Guided tours for schools and organized groups, weekend and outdoor thematic games, and creative workshops for children are prepared.
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