The driving force behind the outreach project, Dani Amatller, has formalized the transfer of this video, made for virtual reality glasses. Residents were able to view the documentary during the European Heritage Days (JEP).
The association's president, Dani Amatller, and the mayor, José A. Montero, signed the donation agreement. The video, using 360º technology and lasting 15 minutes, narrates the construction and history of the Sant Miquel Castle, built between the 10th and 11th centuries and classified as a Cultural Asset of National Interest (BCIN). It also delves into the latest archaeological discoveries.
Around a hundred people watched the video during the JEP. Taking advantage of these heritage days, on Saturday, October 10th, several screenings of the documentary were held at Can Saurina. The sessions were guided by the association Més que ciència, which provided the virtual reality glasses and the necessary technical equipment.
