The Cluny Museum, located in Paris, is dedicated to the Middle Ages. It encompasses the Gallo-Roman thermal baths and the Cluny Mansion. It houses the famous tapestry “La Dame à la Licorne” (the Lady and the unicorn).
The scenography has undergone a complete redesign, and digital mediation tools have been concentrated into a mobile guide, available to visitors at the museum reception.
Advanced features are provided, such as indoor geolocation to contextualize information. The narrative for young visitors is also based on a script featuring a dialogue with a well-known magician. Extensive attention has also been given to the specific needs of audiences with disabilities.
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The Cluny Museum’s mobile guide is available at the reception. It is ready for use and offers various types of tours tailored to different visitor profiles.
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The guide has been designed to ensure the originality and quality of the mediation content. For young visitors, for example, the guide takes on the role of a magician in a highly scenarized version.
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Special attention has been given to activities designed for children. Young visitors can freely explore the artworks and place them within a rigorous chronological narrative.
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The museum has been fully equipped with geolocation beacons. The guides are set up so that visitors can find their way around the exhibitions and be guided by the programme.
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This project has been carried out with the Wezit Mobile solution.
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