Digital Hunaudaye
Film
Digital Hunaudaye is an innovative concept that combines film, an interactive terminal, and tablets to give visitors an in-depth look at the Château de la Hunaudaye’s 800-year history.
The 5-minute film La Hunaudaye 3D introduces viewers to the major stages of the castle’s construction and explores the history of the Tournemine family, who built this castle to the scale of their ambition.
3D models
3 3D models are available on the tour route (on the ground floor). They are the realization of a photogrammetry project intended to “digitize” the departmental domain in order to make a “virtual copy” of it.
– 1 large model with a mapping allows you to better perceive the castle as it might have been in the Middle Ages.
– 2 manipulatable models make it easier to understand the different volumes of the castle and its evolution over time.
Augmented reality
The large model with mapping also supports a video, which allows you to enter the rooms of the castle and visit them at different times.
Discover the beautiful paneled framework of the state room in the 14th century before visiting in detail an apartment fitted out at the end of the Middle Ages.
It’s also an opportunity to see the drawbridge in operation.
Facilitate accessibility
Two screens are continuously available at the end of the tour (on the ground floor, near the reception-boutique).
One of them was specifically designed to allow the restricted public to have access to various contents. The film “La Hunaudaye 3D” translated into LSF is broadcast there, as well as all the information on the castle presented on the floors of the castle.