What makes it 59% Baby-Friendly: Strollers are allowed and headphones help, but the site itself advises against visits for under-2s, offers no published changing tables, and dark projections may startle infants.
Why 1.5–3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: This gives enough time to explore all projection halls and pause for baby naps without rushing.
Discover the 'Dutch Masters' program:
See 17th-century artworks projected onto walls and water surfaces.
Tip: Pause between scenes to let your baby adjust to light changes.
Experience The Cube:
Enter the sound-insulated hall for intense, moving projections.
Tip: Use complimentary noise-canceling headphones for your baby here.
Capture water reflections:
Walk along the central basin and watch art ripple on the water.
Tip: Turn off your camera flash and hold your baby securely near railing edges.

madalene bonvini-hamel
Absolutely fantastic! The magic is the fact the exhibition is in a World War Two submarine building. History at its best. The Ocean exhibition is outstanding.
Grace Trinkl
INCROYABLE!!!! We visited this amazing site on a sunny day in September…and we were awestruck! Culturespaces has done an outstanding job of creating something beautiful from something truly ugly from a very ugly time. And the main exhibitions change, which would support regular visits! It is simple to get to this art center from the heart of Bordeaux…an easy tram ride and then an accessible wal...
Kathy T
Given the location and historical uniqueness, this is the perfect venue and acoustics for the light and sound show. Plan to stay 2 hours or more to thoroughly enjoy it
John Abrahamson
One of the coolest art exhibits ever. Similar to the one in Las Vegas, but what makes this one special, is that it's within a WWII submarine bunker. Absolutely fantastic! Love how they're revitalizing the surrounding area too. A must see with your Citypass
Deb Fitzpatrick
Not for us. The day we went, the exhibition we went to see wasn't on as it was a Sunday they had a special presentation. The little princess, we should have known just by the name, it was a childrens fantasy exhibition. We asked before we paid $54 if it was suitable for older people and the teenager said it would. The redeeming feature was it was housed in a WWII submarine bunker and the story ...
Weekdays outside school holidays are quieter, making the experience smoother with a baby.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 Adult tickets | EUR 32 |
| Baby admission (under 6) | EUR 0 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 32 |
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