CroatiaIn the center of Zagreb, a new experiential entertainment destination called Wandia has opened, combining virtual reality (VR), interactive storytelling, and educational content into a unique experience for all generations. Located at Vlaška Street 9, near the European Square, Wandia allows visitors to actively participate in stories rather than just observe them. The space spans over 600 square meters and uses VR technology to immerse users in virtual worlds through movement, exploration, and interaction. The project is led by entrepreneurs and investors Maja Jelisić Cooper and Jonathan Cooper, known for ventures like Klasik TV, DOX TV, Cluville, and the Museum of Illusions. Wandia offers two initial VR experiences: 'Evolution of Life' and 'Land of Pharaohs: Secrets of the Great Pyramid of Khufu,' developed in collaboration with experts in history, archaeology, and science. These experiences allow visitors to explore 3.5 billion years of Earth’s development or uncover hidden parts of the Great Pyramid inaccessible to most tourists. The venue is designed to be accessible, accommodating individuals with limited mobility and wheelchair users. Wandia aims to promote immersive content,
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