Throughout the project, we digitized over 2,000 square meters of exhibition space, encompassing 14 rooms—some with ceiling heights up to 16 meters—and nearly 200 objects ranging from medium-sized to very large. By amassing terabytes of data from more than 30,000 images, LiDAR scans, and measurements, we built a digital twin of the entire museum, complete with audio commentary and accompanying texts in multiple languages.

The museum itself will remain closed for extensive renovation and structural work. Until its reopening, not scheduled until 2037, the digital twin and interactive web app will ensure continuous access for visitors from all over the world in stunning photorealistic quality.

We kindly invite you to visit one of the world's largest fully digitized museums.

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