How to bring ruins back to life

Several routes to make the most of cultural heritage

An archaeological park open all year round, a very large area and a small team. A site of great value, to protect and to promote.

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Archaeological site
How to bring ruins back to life

Telling what daily life was like two thousand years ago is hard. Yet today the bigger challenge is another one: making that story available to everyone, in their own language and with the involvement every kind of visitor expects.
It is certainly not a matter of skills: the problem shifts to the tools and to what it costs to keep them running every day.

The problem EarStory solved

The challenge

The challenge

Visitors of every kind: families, scholars, tour groups

An audience in several languages

A small team of staff

The EarStory solution

The EarStory solution

The staff built separate tours to fit different kinds of audience. Each one only required writing the topics, told in more or less detail. A guide for the youngest visitors was made too. All of it, of course, in every language EarStory offers, with a single click.

The result

The result

The ruins "come to life" through narration that fits and involves.

No logistics at all (no returns, no cleaning, no batteries)

EarStory guides can be updated on the spot, whenever a new discovery turns up!

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