A novel experience in the Castle Hills!
A walk that reveals a world from lost times ...
Equipment
The device is a virtual reality system which is comfortably handheld. Can be used even if you wear glasses. Preferably use contact lenses if its an option.
The journey of discovering time views
Throughout the route, it is possible to view a medieval augmented reality world. Stop and raise the device to your eyes, and you will see a time view from that place.
Experience
The augmented reality viewed through the device provides a meaningful impression of what the order castle might have looked like hundreds of years ago. The sounds of the era and snippets of information from the audio guide can be heard through the ear-mounted speaker.
To experience the augmented reality, you need to raise the device to your eyes while standing still. Throughout the journey, you can choose where to look. The sounds of the era and snippets of information from the audio guide can be heard through the ear-mounted speaker.
It is clearly stated that the VR scene should only be viewed when you are stopped and standing still. This removes the risk of tripping in areas with steep slopes.
The experience is specifically designed so that it is not comfortable to walk while viewing the content, primarily due to safety considerations and technical nuances.
The entire journey is approximately ~ 1 kilometre and lasts 50 minutes. The journey includes all the outworks and the courtyard of the excavation hill.
About 70% is accessible with a standard wheelchair.
The experience is also available in rainy weather, provided you have an umbrella. Initially, we do not offer one, but as the season progresses, we will provide an umbrella if needed.
Yes, tickets can be purchased on-site during our opening hours. The exact time when the service is available on a first-come, first-served basis is reflected on the website. Since the number of places is limited for each session, we recommend booking your ticket in advance through our website to secure a spot at your preferred time.
Yes. The device is designed in such a way that it is possible to participate in the service while wearing glasses. However, if possible, we recommend using contact lenses. Additionally, if the glasses are very large in design, it may not be comfortable to look into the device.