Did you know that off the coast of the small polish town of Puck there was once one of the biggest harbours in the Baltic Sea?

Did you know that Hallstatt is Europe´s oldest industrial zone?

Did you know that there are non-visible World Heritage sites in the marsh of Ljubljana?

Did you know that there are unique medieval mines beneath the german town of Dippoldiswalde?


Although the rich and diverse archaeological heritage of central Europe is in parts known and excellently researched, a broad share of this heritage, even of international importance, is very often hardly visible and tangible for the public and faces increasing menaces.  The VirtualArch project unveils regional archaeological heritage – located underground or submerged – to local and regional stakeholders that are responsible for economic development. Activities focused on the sustainable use and protection of non-visible and little known archaeological heritage by increasing the capacities of public actors and by introducing innovative visualisation approaches and methods. The project developed innovative and trendsetting visualisation tools in the field of virtual and augmented reality supporting both development and protection of archaeological heritage. 

Visualisation of Pilot Heritages

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Project duration

Start Date

1.7.2017

End Date

30.06.2020