Leipzig Panometer

The review is not about Asisi himself, the son of Iranian parents – his works are brilliant. But a panorama like this without an elevator? I don’t know what the full bus of retirees thought when they arrived just as I was entering. The whole point is to see the artwork from above – that’s how the artist intended and designed it. You don’t really experience it properly from below. I’m glad I didn’t bring my mother – she would have struggled with all the stairs. Otherwise, it’s a beautiful piece of work, although I found Asisi’s installations in Berlin and Dresden even more impressive.

Truly beautiful, enough parking space, tickets can be purchased at the counter, I didn’t have to wait so long before buying the ticket. I went on a Sunday during the time when NY9/11 was showing and it was indeed beautiful. The yearly compilation of different stories that have happened throughout the years, the build up to the moment , the sound effect and lighting… AMAZING TRULY. First time entering one of those and I look forward to another one.

I didn’t have a lot of expectations for this visit. however as it is a building that catches our eyes, it was one of the chosen ones for the nachmuseum. the exhibition is incredible, and all gets even better when you get into the central building and you have a video mapping presentation of a beautiful painting. I really enjoyed the experience and recommend the visit :)

I visited during the Christmas holidays. It was raining and they only had the indoor part of the venue open. The exhibition is quite limited. The panoramic view of the New York City was great but not that immersive. It's a decent experience, nothing to rave about.

What an experience! Enjoyed it more than I expected. Great visuals accompanied by great background music. And the theme (Carola garden) was presented very intriguingly, to the point that you start experiencing it as if you're there.

Great exhibition space giving an intense impression of the topic. We had been in Asisis latest exhibition about 9/11 and the message and logic were impressive and very emotional.

This was spectacular! I went during the Cathedral of Monet exhibition It was amazing to see Yadegar Asisi panorama artwork in full Recommend it fully if visiting Leipzig

Strange exhibition but it worth of visiting. Parking is available, as well as a small coffee inside. The exhibition itself is strange but it can bring you to the the place they want to show you, in our case to the World Trade center area in NY

A brilliant idea - someone has converted a former gas works (gasometer) into an exhibition space for displaying giant panoramic pictures. The exhibition I happened to see was The Great Barrier Reef. As a visitor you are first stunned by the exhibits of different corals and sea creatures, then bombarded with facts about the different symbiotic interactions of sea creatures, before being led into the centre, and the piece de resistance - a 360 degree, 30 metre high picture of the Great Barrier Reef, complete with viewing platform (to see from different angles), changing light levels and relaxing music. Well worth a visit if you're in the area(though the exhibition changes on a regular basis so check in advance to find out what it is)