I found this a really enjoyable exhibition, which brings Monet's art to life by clever use of technology. I think that the curators did a great job and this is a good example of how technology, including mobile phones and social media, can be used to enhance traditional museum experiences.

The experience is nothing but projectors showing Monet’s work. Very small location with no real depth. A complete waste of money and time. Not recommend!

Pinsamt dåligt, liten lokal och dyrt. Absolut inte värt 260 kronor

It was just Ok. 290 kr for an hours worth of projections (which did not include the most famous works of Monet by the way, maybe they didn’t have the rights?).

Disappointing. Not bad, just very small and not worth the price.

A really nice show displaying great works of money, with a few interactive activities outside the main room and a nice place to take pictures! Really recommend

A poorly accomplished initiative. I’ve seen Monet’s work in L’Orangerie, so in my mind experiencing it in an interactive way seemed like worthwhile. Sadly, it was a complete and absolute disappointment. The venue is a tent in the middle of ice, and the whole exhibition can be visited in 15 min if it wasn’t for a video. Waste of time and money, unfortunately.

It's over before it even started. Felt like half a museum - at most.

Save your money. Buy yourself a nice meal instead and Google "Claude Monet Paintings" for more value for your buck.

Horrible experience. Went there for my kid's 11th birthday. We're both fans of Monet's work. This exhibition was awful. Loud music and narration boomed across the entire tent, screens with digital versions of his work and pixels swirling around like a screensaver.. the "garden experience" was fake flowers above and around you as you walk through an empty and cheap looking Monet's house.. The QR codes for Monet painting filters were a joke too. Oh and the whole place stinks like air freshener instead of his garden which I've visited in France. We want our money back.

Beautiful

Disappointing. My expectations were not high but this was lower than expected. Good for children I guess. Some of the displays with information and "the immersive experience" itself were only in Swedish, not very inclusive considering the variety of visitors to an event like "never seen before". Cold venue. Nobody checking (the expensive) tickets when entering to the exhibition.