What a wonderful experience. Loved that it was in an old submarine base. Great use of space and ideal for an art presentation. The cube was also very enjoyable and I loved the bean bags so you could soak it all up in a relaxed position. We had a young toddler in with our group who was so entranced with the nature scene and wanting to chase after the rowing boat! Lovely experience.

A truly amazing light show set in some WW2 submarine pens. Yes, it sounds bit bizarre but the scale and delivery in a unique setting was amazing. Staff friendly and helpful.

I saw the Dalí, Gaudí, and Cube exhibits, all of which where fantastic and unique. The Dalí presentation was set to a range of Pink Floyd songs, and it was incredible to see how they linked the art works and moving images with the music. This section was about 35 minutes I believe. Gaudí was set to a variety of songs and the visuals were spectacular, but this section was only 10 minutes. The Cube was a large square room with two different 10 minute stories that looped, and you could sit on bean bags on the floor to watch the beautiful imagery. The physical space of the building was like a boardwalk in the complete darkness, surrounded by water, with the images all around on the walls. Cannot recommend this enough.

Absolutely fantastic. I could’ve stayed there all day taking it all in. We saw the Dali and Gaudi exhibits. Look forward to coming back to Bordeaux too experience the next one. Best interactive art I have been to.

amazing city . use public transport trams really quick and efficient also river bus but not the river tours. Cite du vin, Bacalan market and all waterfront. 3 days not enough as didnt manage a vinyard tour which would probably good use for a whole day. too many good small restaurants even with one for lunch and another for dinner each day.

One of the coolest things I have ever seen! If you like immersive art or Pink Floyd music this should not be missed. The Dali exhibition was my favorite. Plan for around 2 hours and don’t miss the immersive cube either.

Amazing light & sound show. The powerful Pink Floyd music & beautiful moving art projections on the concrete bunker, provided an amazing sensory experience. The best tourist attraction in Bordeaux for me. Don’t miss it. Even if you are not a Dali or Pink Floyd fan, you’ll still enjoy it. I am now a new Floyd fan. We walked from city du vin in September in the heat & it was a little too far, down ugly streets. Not a pleasant walk. Get a taxi or the bus. It’s well worth the effort.

Knockout. An extrordinary place, four huge submarine bays, still filled with water, with walkways between, lit by a huge dynamic 3-d illumination of world-famous artworks. it is unique. On the day we visited, it was Dali, l'egnime sans fin'. His artworks are perfect for such a setting: the surreal imposed upon the surreal. And even more powerful considering that this base was built by the Axis for one purpose, for war. It's dull inside to maximise the effect of the extraordinary show, but if you look carefully, you might notice signs or instructions here and there, in traditional German script, painted onto the walls by the Nazis. Eerie to a point but a powerful repurposing for good over evil.

AMAZING!! At first we were disappointed cause Tin Tin wasn't in exhibition but once inside we forgot all about it. We walked into a pitch black area and next thing we know there's digital lights and music everywhere. A truly impressive experience one should immerse in.

This is an amazing museum and we all loved it. It is a little way out of town but absolutely worth the trip. We were warned to take something warm to wear as it can be cool inside. It was cool and after an hour (no idea where the time went) we were looking for our jackets.