Best Immersive Art Experiences In London: 2026 Exhibits

From free multisensory experiences to Instagrammable rooms and disruptive shows shining a light on legendary artists, I’ve rounded up the very best immersive art exhibitions in London that you won’t want to miss in 2026.

The capital has cemented itself as a hub for groundbreaking shows that blend creativity, technology, and storytelling, and it’s not just any old gallery or museums that are commanding sell-out runs. Read on for everything you need to know, including wheelchair accessibility, baby changing and SEND enhancements.

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Immersive Art Experience Tickets In London

Banksy Limitless

Inviting you to step inside some of the most famous paintings in the world (literally), this tribute to the national treasure is one for your list.

With over 250 works that include certified originals and one-of-a-kind pieces, Banksy Limitless covers sculptures, photos, murals and an Instagrammable infinity room with iconic installations such as Cinderella’s Carriage. Finish your journey by spray painting your own t-shirt for a unique souvenir at London’s latest exhibit.

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📍Sussex Mansions, 79 – 85 Old Brompton Road, SW7 3LD.
💸 adult tickets from £19.95, children under 5 go free.
📅 bookings now open.
♿️ wheelchair accessible; service animals welcome.
👶 pram-accessible, possible storage in the cloakroom but not guaranteed.

Moco Museum

With outposts in Amsterdam and Barcelona, it was only a matter of time before Moco Museum came to the UK. Housed in a unique 3-storey building, the iconic collection features artwork from huge names including Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Yayoi Kusama.

There are over 100 modern, contemporary, digital and immersive works of art here. Moreover, exhibits have seen icons like Robbie Williams in the spotlight. My top tip? Bring your headphones to access the free audio tour.

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📍1-4 Marble Arch, London, W2 2UH.
💸 adult tickets from £15.90, children under 5 go free.
📅 bookings now open.
♿️ venue is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator. Service dogs are also permitted.
👶 all ages are welcome, and strollers are allowed inside. There is also a cloakroom and lockers are available free of charge.

Bubble Planet

Situated in Wembley, Bubble Planet implores you to discover pastel landscapes, a hot air balloon flight simulator, ASMR rooms, the giant “bubble bath” and multisensory domes filled with projections.

More of a fun interactive experience than one dedicated to art, this is one for the whole family. Those of you with babies will be happy to know this is one of the few exhibits where you can wheel a buggy around and don’t need to leave it in storage.

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📍Fulton Road Industrial Units, Wembley, HA9 0NP.
💸 adult tickets from £17.90, children under 4 go free.
📅 bookings now open.
♿️ wheelchair accessible, though some areas are not step free.
👶 pram-friendly rooms, 1 baby change.

Paradox Museum

If you’re searching for the best immersive experiences for kids in London, look no further because Paradox Museum promises an adventure for all ages.

Make your way to Knightsbridge for a range of funky rooms, photo-worthy areas and all sorts of optical illusions at this unique venue, as well as a balcony with views of Harrods across the street. My top tip? Visit mid-week if you can, it gets busy at the weekend and during bank holidays.

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📍90 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, SW3 1JJ.
💸 adult tickets from £18.50, children under 4 go free.
📅 bookings now open.
♿️ wheelchair accessible, though some exhibits are not step free.
👶 not pram-accessible, must leave in the storage area, 1 baby change available.

Frameless London

One of the most fun interactive exhibitions in London, Frameless Marble Arch will have you immersed in iconic masterpieces from Surrealism to Abstract and the Romantics. The designers have really done this space justice; from motion sensors, which will have you changing the artwork, to the mirrored floors that reflect the pieces all around you.

What else can you expect from the UK’s first permanent large-scale digital art exhibition? Themed rooms with unique interpretations from the likes of Kandinsky, Monet and Rembrandt. This is definitely one of the best immersive art exhibitions in London for adults and children.

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📍6 Marble Arch, London W1H 7AP.
💸 adult tickets from £25, children under 2 go free.
📅 bookings now open.
♿️ fully wheelchair accessible.
👶 £13 parent & toddler mornings, SEND sessions, pram-accessible galleries, storage area available, 3 baby change areas.

Twist Museum

Opened in 2023, the Twist Museum near Oxford Street is a playground of illusions. Created with the help of artists, neuroscientists and philosophers, this impressive space features everything from mirrored hallways to spaces filled with hanging lights and interactive exhibits. Don’t miss this immersive art gallery in London.

📍248 Oxford Street, London, W1C 1DH.
💸 adult tickets from £19, children under 3 go free.
📅 bookings now open.
♿️ wheelchair accessible except for 2 exhibits.
👶 not pram accessible but there is storage available. A great choice for toddlers and children of all ages as this is an interactive exhibit.

Free Immersive Art Exhibitions In London

Outernet

When it comes to free immersive art exhibitions in London, the Outernet is my first port of call. Located at the Now Building, this stunning installation brings music, art and entertainment together through a series of giant outdoor screens that are available to the public.

Yes, you can actually see this immersive art gallery from London’s Tottenham Court Road. Better yet, those of you after a party can head to HERE at Outernet; the massive underground venue that combines cutting-edge audio and video, and plays host to DJs through the year.

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📍6 Marble Arch, London W1H 7AP.
💸 free entry.
📅 open now.
♿️ wheelchair accessible.
👶 pram-accessible, no baby change. Great for babies and children of all ages.

Immersive Science & History Experiences In London

The Legend of the Titanic Exhibition

Prepare to be transported back to 1912 as this unique experience in London is bringing you a slice of the infamous voyage for a limited time only. You’ll experience 360º projections, AI elements, virtual reality, and even props from the movie.

There’s the iconic Grand Staircase and the charming Café Parisien, where you can sip tea and eat pastries just like the original passengers would have done. So, whether you’re a history buff or taking the family for an alternative day out, this offers something a little different.

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My top tip: Download the augmented reality app in advance here.

📍Dock X, Unit 1 Canada Water, Surrey Quays Rd, London SE16 2XU.
💸 adult tickets from £27, children under 4 go free.
📅 bookings now open.
♿️ wheelchair accessible, service dogs are welcome, and there is one wheelchair available to use.
👶 the exhibition is child-friendly but prams/buggies are not allowed inside so you will want to leave prams at home. Large bags are not permitted and will need to be left in a locker which costs £3 to hire.

Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs

If you’ve been searching “immersive art experience near me” then prepare for a unique experience that blends bespoke illustrations and extended CGI sequences. Taking over the space that housed Tom Hanks’ Moonwalkers exhibit, this 360° space transports you to the prehistoric era.

As for music, Apple TV+’s Emmy-nominated Prehistoric Planet is set to an original score by Anže Rozman, Kara Talve and multi-Academy Award winner Hans Zimmer.

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📍12 Lewis Cubitt Square, King’s Cross, N1C 4DY.
💸 adult tickets from £25, children under 2 go free.
📅 booking until March 2026.
♿️ wheelchair accessible & hire available, BSL & sensory-adapted shows.
👶 family discount available, not pram accessible but there is storage available, multiple baby changes.

Our Story With David Attenborough

Nothing says nature like a David Attenborough documentary, and the Natural History Museum is bringing the British icon to life with a 50-minute show. Think humpback whales, families of gorillas and snippets from outer space.

Produced by Sir David’s award-winning filmmaking team, this exhibit combines projections of real-world footage with cutting-edge animation. Whether you’re a lover of the planet or just came for a glimpse of the main man, this cinematic experience won’t disappoint.

📍Jerwood Gallery, Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London, SW7 5BD.
💸 adult tickets from £20.
📅 booking until August 2026.
♿️ subtitles, step-free access, accessible seating, a visual guide and relaxed viewing times available.
👶 recommended for children over 8, NOT suitable for children under 4. Pushchairs and baby carriers cannot be accommodated due to space restrictions.

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