Virtual discovery tour: Experience Marienburg Castle in a new light!

Virtual discovery tour: Experience Marienburg Castle in a new light!

Pattensen, Deutschland - Schloss Marienburg in Pattensen, a real insider tip for fans of the series "Maxton Hall", is just getting right with new digital offers. An exciting and educational digital tour is now being offered for the friends of historical heritage, which enables the castle to explore the castle from home or during a walk outdoors. According to haaz.de Gunnar Kothrade pointed out that the new digital tour is accessible to the bridge portal via a QR code board. This leads to the "Pattensen Time Travel" app.

The app is a real treasure chest full of historical backgrounds, pictures and films. It offers 360-degree panoramas and even acting contributions in which the characters of King Georg V and his wife Marie tell the history of the castle alive. This multimedia trip is not only informative, but also entertaining and is ideal for families or those interested in history.

virtual experiences during the renovation work

Currently, the castle is completely closed for visitor traffic due to extensive renovation work - a state that is supposed to continue until 2030. In order to make the cultural heritage tangible, digital solutions have been used. According to bg-press.de , users can explore the 15 stations along the 500 meter long circular route.

The tour that takes about 60 minutes is designed in such a way that it can be used without a mobile data connection. It is not only an entertaining way to experience history, but also an opportunity to understand the unique architecture of the neo -Gothic building from inside and outside. Users can call up multimedia content via QR-CODES, including impressive 360 ° panoramic images and informative texts.

cultural highlights and technical refinements

The initiative for the digital tour is supported by various players, including Hannover Marketing & Tourismus GmbH in cooperation with the city of Pattensen and other institutions. The technical implementation comes from the Extended Vision agency from Freiburg. Future history emphasizes that the digital tour is an extension of the existing app and that the content is also available in English and French.

A special highlight in the tour is the story about the blind king Georg V, who could only feel the castle via a cork model. These and many other stories offer users fascinating insights into the history of the Welfen and the Castle itself.

The Marienburg will continue to remain an important tourist destination, and it is clear that those responsible have a good hand to offer visitors an unforgettable experience during the renovation work. If you are interested in the digital tour, you can find out more about further details on the Hanover region.