
3D exhibit
The animal kingdom
Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and invertebrates as models you can turn and study.






Explore space, the human body, art, history and ancient civilisations as 3D exhibits you can turn, zoom and walk around.
XRmadrasa is a museum you carry in your pocket: six wings of science, art and history, every exhibit a 3D model you can turn, zoom and explore.
Interactive preview
Look around a hall of exhibits in 360°, turn the wings in 3D, or put on a phone viewer for VR. Hold the circle on an exhibit to open it.
Zain: 1 day trial, then IQD 350 per day

Assyrian reliefs
Archaeology
Organ systems
Human Body
The planets
Space Science
Hermes and Athena
Art
Machu Picchu
Heritage & History
The Great Sphinx
Archaeology
The animal kingdom
Living Things
Classical sculpture
Art
Astronautics
Space Science
The living cell
Human Body
Archaeology
Assyrian reliefs
Carved palace walls from the land between the two rivers, with every figure and inscription labelled.
Drag or use the arrows. Hold the circle on an exhibit to open itDrag to turn the six wings in 3DEnter VR, slip your phone into a viewer and look around
Choose a wing to see what is on show. Every exhibit is a 3D model with labels you can explore.
Science sorts every organism into kingdoms by shared ancestry. This wing walks you through the animals and plants that fill them.
Cells become tissues, tissues become organs, and organs work together as systems. See how it all fits inside you.
From the planets next door to exploding stars and the machines that took us to the Moon.

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Every planet of the Solar System and the dwarf planets beyond them.

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The Sun, black holes, the birth of a star and the remains of supernovae.

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Rockets, rovers and spacecraft, including the Apollo 11 command module.
Famous paintings, sculpture, music and crafted objects, presented so you can study them like a curator.
World heritage sites, the inventions and machines that shaped history, and today's great cities in 360°.

3D exhibit
Machu Picchu, Petra, the Taj Mahal and Chichén Itzá in three dimensions.

360° scene
Stand in Cairo, Marrakech, Paris or New York and look around.

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Aircraft, vehicles and objects from the twentieth century, up close.
The past told through the things people left behind, from Mesopotamia and Egypt to Greece, Rome, China and India.
What makes XRmadrasa different from reading about a subject in a book.
Every exhibit opens on the phone you already have. A tablet or computer works too.
Titles, labels and explanations are available in both languages.
Science, art, history and archaeology all sit under the same subscription.
Stay with one exhibit for as long as you like, or wander from wing to wing.
Built for students who want to see a lesson, and for families who learn together.
The collection keeps growing, so there is always another room to open.
Each lesson is a 3D model you can handle, not a flat picture you look at.
Turn a heart, a temple or a rocket with your finger and see it from every side.
In 360° scenes you look around a city square simply by moving your phone.
Hotspots name each part, from the chambers of the heart to the parts of a cell.
Get close to a carved relief or a planet's surface and notice what a photo hides.
Have a VR headset? Use it for full immersion. If not, your screen is enough.
Finish a visit with a short quiz and see how much you remember.






One subscription opens the whole museum on your phone, tablet or computer.
Have questions about XRmadrasa? Our FAQ section provides answers to help you get the most from your immersive learning experience.