The Panorama
History
The Panorama, a building constructed in 1912, immerses visitors in the heart of the battle through a monumental and immersive artwork. This vast circular painting offers a spectacular reconstruction of the battlefield and helps visitors understand the intensity of the fighting on June 18, 1815.
Practical information
- 360° immersive experience
- Limited PRM access (persons with reduced mobility)
Key figures
Measuring 110 metres long and 12 metres high, the Panorama completely surrounds visitors and creates a striking perspective effect, giving the impression of being in the middle of the action. It is one of the last complete panoramas still accessible to the public.
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