Hotels & restaurants
— Get guests to book what they have already toured, with no surprises on arrival.
Tourism
— Stay on the shortlist of organisers who compare venues online.
Property
— Pre-qualify your viewers. Buyers explore the property before asking for a viewing.Retail and services
— Open your door to people who are hesitating, even after closing time.Culture & heritage
— Make people want to come and see the real thing, and reach far beyond your walls.Education
— Open days that last all year, not just one day.Health & wellbeing
— Reassure families before their first visit, from a distance.Offices & businesses
— Be chosen from the online search onwards, by prospects and candidates alike.Renovation
— Survey the existing building before the works, then keep a record of it.Local authorities
— Open the town hall and public facilities to every resident, before they even set foot inside.
Lead generation
— Enquiries from people who have seen it all
Building renovation
— Survey of the existing building before works
Building management
— 3D survey, BIM model and estate dataFewer wasted viewings
— Only show properties to serious prospectsEmployer branding
— Show candidates your workplaceCSR and accessibility
— Fewer journeys, access for everyoneTraining
— Train people without tying up the site
How an IAD agent sold a house stuck for 9 months in under three months
How Office notarial 1661 made its sales smoother and safer with a tour of every property
How three B&B hotels made transparency their strongest reason to book
How an all-you-can-eat buffet won 76 booking intentions from its virtual tour
How Pigier Dijon built a recruitment channel viewed more than 79,000 times in three months
How the Ville de Labège catalogued more than 80% of its estate in one year
How Groupe Fournier cut the design of a store from 10 to 4 days
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Heritage virtual tours: make people want to see the real thing
Audiences no longer come out of habit. They come when something has made them want to. A virtual tour puts your venue on the screens where outings are decided. People discover your galleries, linger over a work and come to see the original. At one heritage site we work with, one online visitor in two comes back to the tour.
Virtual tours, the new standard for cultural venues
Shared on your social media and your website, a virtual tour gives a glimpse of your venue and turns people who meant to come into visitors.
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Revive visitor numbers by sparking curiosity
A poster announces the exhibition; a tour gives a glimpse of it. It makes local residents want to come and helps them discover their town's cultural heritage.
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Tell more than the information panels do
Each room carries its own notes, archive, audio commentary or translation. Rich interpretation, with no building work.
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Open your doors to people who cannot come
For distant school groups, people with reduced mobility or tourists planning their trip, the venue stays accessible at any hour.
From the museum to the temporary exhibition
Bring new audiences into your museum with a virtual tour
- Reach the audiences who choose their outings online
- Prepare school trips, even from far away
- Show your impact to your funding bodies
Give your art exhibitions a second life with a virtual tour
- Reach the visitors who missed the exhibition
- Give lenders and patrons a lasting record
- Keep a faithful archive of every hang
Three features that support your mission
Every option on the platform is available on every tour. Here are the three that matter most to a cultural or heritage venue.
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Interpretation points of interest
A label for a work, an archive document, audio or video: each piece of content opens in the right place along the way. Visitors choose how deep to go, from a quick look to a scholarly exploration.
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Voice-over and translation
Have the tour narrated in several languages. International audiences plan their visit, and visitors on site can carry on the experience at home.
See the narrated guided tour →
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Viewing statistics
Views, where visitors come from, the most-viewed content and time spent give you concrete indicators for steering your programme and backing up your funding applications. Online attendance becomes a figure you can present, not a hunch.
See viewing statistics →
Our latest cultural projects
Tours we have actually delivered. Step inside as your future visitors will.
A network of 36 local agencies, all over France
The agency in your area knows your region, comes out to you and returns for every new hang.
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Your local contact comes out to meet you
Together you pick out the rooms to showcase, then they capture the venue on a closing day or before it opens to the public.
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Your virtual tour is delivered within 48 business hours
The exact timing is set out in the proposal, before the capture.
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You know everything before we start
The proposal details the capture, the deliverables and the options you choose.
Part of the easyVirtual.tours team gathered in Toulouse.
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Your questions about cultural virtual tours
Capture, interpretation, indicators. What you need to know before digitising your venue.
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How much does a virtual tour of a museum or an exhibition cost?
The price depends on the floor area, the number of rooms and the interpretation content to add. The agency in your area sends you a tailored proposal after talking through your venue, within 24 business hours.
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Does the capture disrupt visitors?
No. The visit is planned for a closing day or outside opening hours, room by room, in line with conservation requirements.
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Can we add our existing interpretation content?
Yes. Labels, audio guides, archive documents, videos and translations are added to the tour wherever your teams choose. The content can still be edited once the tour is online.
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What indicators do we get once it is online?
Number of views, where visitors come from, the most-viewed content, feedback on the tour. Figures you can use directly in your activity reports and funding applications.
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Can a local authority digitise several sites?
Yes. Councils such as Venerque have built a heritage database covering several sites, with a coordinated capture schedule and a consistent result from one site to the next.
Got another question?
Talk to an expertWhat a tour of a cultural venuecan also help you do.
- Attract candidatesShow your premises and your team before the interview, so applicants arrive already well informed.
- Avoid viewings that go nowhereLet prospects check the space, the layout and the surroundings online. Only those who like the property ask for a viewing.
- Open access to everyoneLet people find their way around every space before they come, and replace avoidable journeys with a link.
- Generate leadsTurn your tour into a source of qualified leads, with the contact form placed right in the route.
- Manage your buildingsKeep the 3D survey of every building to prepare maintenance work, cost refurbishments and follow your estate over time.
- Train your teamsShow the premises and the safety instructions online, so everyone arrives ready on day one.
- Renovate on accurate dimensionsHave the existing building surveyed before the works and give the architect and the tradespeople the same plans.
Other industriesclose to yours
Two neighbouring industries where virtual tours are useful too.
Ready to put your venue on the map?
Describe your venue: type, floor areas, audiences, dates in your programme. The agency in your area will get back to you to plan the capture and send you a tailored proposal.
- Reply within 24 business hours
- Tailored proposal, no commitment
- Capture scheduled outside opening hours
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely and sends you a tailored proposal.
How do you order your first
virtual tour?
You get in touch with our team
We point you to the agency that covers your area.
We draw up a brief together
A video call or an on-site meeting sets the scope of the project and your proposal.
Your local contact comes to you
Your local agency captures your space on site with a Matterport 360° camera with a built-in LiDAR sensor, then handles the editing.
You receive your virtual tour
The link and its documentation arrive within 48 business hours of the capture.
Find the agency nearest to you
36 agencies cover France. The one in your area comes to you.
- Paris
- Lyon
- Marseille
- Bordeaux
- Nantes
- Lille
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