360° virtual tours for museums and cultural venues

Halls and collections open even to those who cannot come, with an info card on every work.

A long museum gallery with statues between the arches

What you get with a tour of your museum

A 360° virtual tour of a museum is an online visit to its halls: every room photographed in 360°, with info cards on the works and a path between the halls. It opens from the museum's website, also in a VR headset.

An exhibition hall with paintings on white walls

An info card on every work

A point on the work opens text and close-up photos.

The hall of a natural history museum with a whale skeleton

Visits from afar

Schools, scholars and foreign visitors enter the halls from home.

A library on several floors with curved shelves

Spaces closed to the public

Archives, storerooms and libraries shown without opening them.

How museums use the tour

  • Planning the visitVisitors choose their route before buying a ticket.01
  • EducationClasses explore the halls before or after the visit.02
  • Temporary exhibitionsAn exhibition that closes stays open in the tour.03
  • AccessibilityThose who cannot climb a staircase can still see the hall.04
The gilded coffered ceiling of a museum hall

A museum hall in 360°

Open the view and drag the photo: display cases, walls and ceiling, as if walking into the hall.

A museum hall with display cases of historical objects and a gramophone

Your tour: we make it or you do

We make it

Site survey, 360° shooting, post-production, interactive points and publication. We deliver the finished tour, on your own address.

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You build it with VIRTUS

Upload your 360° photos and build the tour from the panel. The first tour is free; try Pro and Agency for 14 days.

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Frequently asked questions about virtual tours

How much does a virtual tour of a museum cost?

If you build it yourself with VIRTUS, the first tour is free and the Pro plan costs €19 a month. If we make it, the price depends on the number of rooms: we send you a quote after the site survey.

Can every work be filmed?

Shooting is agreed with the management: we frame only what the museum may show.

Does a temporary exhibition stay online after it closes?

Yes: the tour stays published as long as you want, even after the exhibition has closed.

Do visitors need an app?

No: the tour opens in the browser and, with a headset, in virtual reality too.

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A museum hall with display cases and a wooden bench

Ask for a quote for your tour

Would you rather we made the tour, from shooting to publication? Tell us what you want to show and how many rooms you have: we will reply with a quote.

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