A SERVICE

Virtual Tours for Museums and Heritage Sites


Museum, local authority, site operator: I create 360° virtual tours of your underground spaces. They integrate seamlessly into your website as well as your exhibition tour, showing what is most often inaccessible to visitors.

This site now documents twenty-eight underground places across eight countries — France, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Malta and Egypt: mines, quarries, shelters, waterworks, crypts and museums. That personal body of work is the measure of what I can produce for you.

Timbered gallery in the Rammelsberg mine, Lower Saxony, Germany
Rammelsberg Mine, Germany

What You Get

A tour that visitors navigate freely, point by point, in full screen if they wish. It integrates into your website, an interactive kiosk, or mediation media, and remains accessible from both computers and smartphones.

Locations Already Photographed

The catalogue features the twenty-eight tours produced to date, including twelve mining museums. Each leads to an article placing the site in its historical context.

Let's Talk About Your Project

Describe the site, its accessibility, and how you wish to use it: I will reply with a tailored proposal.

A few documented places

Chamber carved into rock salt, Wieliczka mine, Poland
Wieliczka Salt Mine, Poland
Gallery in the underground quarry of Kanne, Limburg, Belgium
Caves of Kanne, Belgium
Consolidated slate gallery, La Mine bleue, Anjou, France
La Mine bleue, Anjou, France

See also: Photographs: prints, licensing, and commissioned shoots