Be surrounded by 360° visuals, music, and light in a 21-meter-high space.

A must-visit for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and Instagram seekers alike.

Discover Seoul’s most immersive media art experience inside a grand 1960s theater.

Walk through digital exhibitions featuring Ancient Egypt and Korean artist Lee Ungno.

Looking for a unique art experience in the heart of Seoul?
Théâtre des Lumières is more than just a visual exhibition – it’s a fully immersive media art show that transforms a historic grand theater into a canvas of light, sound, and storytelling.
Located on the B1 floor of Walkerhill Hotel, the venue was originally built in 1963 as the Walkerhill Grand Theater. Now reborn as an immersive digital art space, it spans over 5,000 square meters with 21-meter-high ceilings, equipped with 120 projectors and 60 speakers to deliver a breathtaking multi-sensory journey.
Exhibitions:
1. Pharaoh’s Egypt
Travel back 3,000 years to the age of pyramids, temples, and ancient wonders. This immersive show reinterprets murals, treasures, and scenes from Egypt’s greatest museums (Louvre, Metropolitan, Egyptian Museum) into a stunning audiovisual narrative that blends art and archaeology.
2. Lee Ungno: A Great Artistic Journey from Seoul to Paris