Art Gallery

Put on the headset and step into a museum that never closes. No queues, no ropes, no glass in the way: lean into The Starry Night until you see the brushstrokes, stand alone with Las Meninas for as long as you like, and turn your head to find a nine-metre Stegosaurus breathing beside you.

FOUR MUSEUMS IN ONE

MASTERS OF PAINTING. Ten rooms, one per artist: Van Gogh, Da Vinci, Monet, Vermeer, Rembrandt, Klimt, Goya, Velázquez, Botticelli and Hokusai. Forty masterpieces at gallery scale, each with its own spotlight, gilded frame and plaque.

INVENTORS. Fifteen rooms from Gutenberg to Fleming: the printing press, Galileo's telescope, the steam engine, the telegraph, dynamite, the telephone, the first automobile, the Tesla coil, cinema, radio, the first flight and penicillin.

JURASSIC PERIOD. Eight rooms from the Triassic to the asteroid, two of them on how predators hunted and how herbivores fed. Plus a portal to the JURASSIC WORLD: a forest clearing where the dinosaurs are alive, animated and life-size.

WONDERS OF THE COSMOS. The Pillars of Creation by James Webb, the first photograph of a black hole, Saturn, Andromeda. Plus a portal to the SOLAR SYSTEM: float in space, watch the eight planets orbit around you and fly freely between them.

HOW IT WORKS. You walk with the stick and turn in comfortable snaps that won't make you queasy. Point at any piece and pull the trigger: its full record opens, with verified fun facts. Every room has its own original music.