Museum of Digitized Heritage

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September 17, 2025

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Future Museum Media Innovation Studio

Museum of Digitized Heritage is a non-profit project to share archives of 3D-scanned cultural heritage sites from around the world. Walk around these huge spaces or teleport from the comfort of your chair. As you travel, you can trigger audio guides, informed by current historical research, in areas within each site.

This first edition shares 4 exceptional sites, all within the La Mancha region of Spain:

Calatrava La Nueva Church (c. 1217) An amazing example of late-Romanesque and early Gothic architecture, this medieval church served as the religious center for the Calatrava order of warrior-monks for almost 600 years.

San Vicente Church (12th cent.) This beautiful Romanesque church, dedicated to Saint Vicente, has served the community of Siguenza Spain for more than 8 centuries.

Sanctuary of Las Virtudes (chapel vestry, c. 1694) The baroque frescoes decorating this sanctuary are some of the finest examples in the La Mancha region. We tour the vestry, and its exceptional frescoed ceilings and walls.

Grand Prior's Bridge (c. 1799) This neoclassical bridge was part of a major Spanish renaissance construction project, the Gran Prior Canal, designed by the famous architect, Juan de Villaneuva.

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PunchySphynx3706

December 19, 2025

5/5

It is truly extraordinary. The way heritage is brought to life through immersive technology is both powerful and moving. The visuals felt rich and carefully crafted, and the sense of presence made the cultural elements feel alive rather than distant or static. It’s a beautiful example of how digitisation and storytelling can work together to preserve and share heritage in a deeply engaging way. This experience stayed with me long after I took the headset off. Thanks

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