Cerro de San Vicente in Salamanca will feature a museum where videomapping will be used to showcase the city's history.
Cerro de San Vicente in Salamanca will feature a museum where videomapping will be used to showcase the city's history. The project, known as "Salamanca Invisible," will explore the city's heritage from its origins. The museum, which will occupy the remains of the San Vicente convent, is expected to open by the end of the year.
The videomapping will be projected onto the building's facade, creating an immersive visual experience for visitors. This technique will transform the urban landscape and illustrate Salamanca's evolution through time.
The Museo del Cerro de San Vicente will offer a variety of activities, including guided tours and interactive discussions, which will complement the videomapping experience. The aim is for visitors not just to see objects, but to immerse themselves in the city's history and culture.
Additionally, free access to the museum will be available on certain occasions. The museum is located in Salamanca's old town, in the Vaguada de la Palma neighborhood.
