Upon arrival to the Excel London, we found the exhibition was well sign posted and easy to find along the waterfront, considering other events were on at the same time. We were excited to visit this brand-new exhibition due to a keen interest in Egyptology and an upcoming visit to the Pyramids of Egypt. Diving deeper into this legend is always something we have wanted to discover more, so visiting this experience the perfect time to do so. We thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience, with the key highlights being the hologram of the full mummification process and the two VR experiences. The roaming VR where visitors freely explore the Valley of the Kings Metaverse is one of the best we have seen and not to be missed!

Greeted with a warm welcome, visitors enter the attraction and are given a brief introduction about the exhibition. The experience begins upstairs (please note the exhibition is wheelchair accessible, refer to accessible FAQs on Tutankhamun London for more information), where the lessons of the Boy King begin, before entering the Treasure Rooms.

Displaying a range of both original artefacts, replicas and curated Egyptian historical displays, the Treasure Rooms are the ideal place for visitors to learn about this uncovered legend. Captivating stories from ancient Egypt, this selection of artefacts date back to 4000 B.C., showing a glimpse of Howard Carter’s private collection.