You Imagine, We Create
Content-Driven VR Experiences
We are a University of Tartu spin-off company specializing in custom Extended Reality (XR) solutions for museums, tourist destinations, attractions, and edutainment projects. We also operate three unique virtual reality time-travel experiences, ensuring direct interaction with end users to deliver the best results for your audience. Our expertise lies in content-driven experiences, blending storytelling with technology. Unlike typical gaming experiences, our content is designed for those seeking deeper cultural or educational understanding.
VR History
Our virtual time travel experiences have now moved under a new label—VR History. On the VR History page, you can explore our immersive time-traveling experiences in three unique locations: Tallinn, Toila, and Tartu. Learn more about each destination and easily purchase your tickets to step back in time!
History
#DigitalCulturalHeritage
We take great pride in ensuring that our historical content is as authentic as possible, providing a true-to-life immersive experience.
Education
#Innovative Edutainment
For us, it’s about finding the right balance between immersion, presence, teacher & student expectations, new knowledge, and the technical capabilities of VR headsets. The result is a dynamic and engaging alternative to traditional classroom lessons.
Fantasy
#InteractiveMuseums&ThemeParks
Why visit our time holes?
You feel precence
It is spatial
It is colorful
- We recreate worlds that no longer exist.
- You`ll experience the touch of time with VR-glasses in exactly the same places as you stand.
- The past we have revived is a world of space, sounds and colors, that plays with your different senses.
- We care. VR-glasses are cleaned after each user.
- Take care of yourself too and buy a ticket here contactlessly or pay on the spot with a bank card.
Visitor feedback
Kristiin Roosmäe
"I highly recommend going and admiring Tartu in 1913! Very cool thing!"
Aleksandra Sooniste
Teacher of Tartu Katoliku Hariduskeskus
"Visuals of Tartu hundred years ago were sent by information that explained the situation at that time and offered original historical information that cannot be found in ordinary textbooks and fiction. The students had a very intense, exciting and authentic historical experience and immediately began to think about what needs to be done to create such a virtual reality: to study the archival material, to recreate the historical environment and to model it in 3D."
Airi Hanikat
"Super experience, I and my father really liked it."
