The castle of Kisnána was built on the spot of an 11th century rotunda (rounded church) by Kompolti family during the 13th to 15th century. Nowdays the  keep and the tower of the gothic church remind us about the former glory of the building. Restoration and documentation works carried out in 2010 were financed by the EU, one part of this project was to create the first 3D virtual tour ever shot about a Hungarian castle. It not only documents the ongoing restoration process, but also clarifies building history.

Client: KÖH, Denkmal 2010

Format: offline presentation on touchscreen system

Gyula castle is a medieval fortress built using fired bricks between 1403 and 1445 in Gothic style. During its turbulent history, it was occupied by the Turks for 130 years between 1566 and 1695, later used as a storage unit in the 18th and 19th century and finally restored to its former glory in the recent years.