The Fort Vauban in Camaret-sur-Mer (France) is a historic maritime fortress designed by Vauban to protect the coast and harbor. This monument is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

An extensive interpretation program was designed to allow the public to relive the great moments of this strategic location on the Brittany coast through augmented reality.

In addition to augmented reality, integrated as stages within an educational tour, on-site devices were created, such as a multitouch table that helps visitors understand the battles that have marked the fort’s history.

Augmented reality is a key element of the scenographic tour. Based on historical plans of the tower, visitors can view it in 3D augmented reality.

An augmented reality game has been created. From the battlements, visitors can shoot and destroy virtual ships in the open sea.

Throughout the visit, an illustrated story is told. It unfolds like a picture book on a tablet that offers most of the interactive experiences.

Interactive tables provide visitors with battle plans and more detailed information about the site.