Virtualan

Digitizing cultural heritage

Virtualan is a Spanish company that uses digital technology to document and share cultural heritage. Its work combines historical research, 3D reconstruction, photogrammetry and scanning, museum exhibit design, mobile apps, audiovisual production, and virtual museums. It serves cultural institutions, museums, city governments, cultural groups, and schools, handling projects from historical research through final content production.

Services

• 3D reconstruction
• Museum exhibit design
• Mobile apps
• Audiovisual production
• Virtual museums
• Photogrammetry and scanning

Culture, tourism, and education

The company organizes its work around three areas. In culture, it connects heritage with younger generations and supports digital preservation. In tourism, it creates content for institutions, archaeological sites, and museums serving cultural and local tourism. In education, it develops resources intended to engage students with history, art, and culture.

Selected projects and recognition

Published projects include the Ara de Larunbe, Dolmen of La Lama, Monastery of Larunbe, a Roman domus, Herculaneum in Italy, the coats of arms of Sangüesa, Artzi Roman Baths, the Hermitage of San Zoilo, Amaiur Castle, and Castillón de Sangüesa. These projects use techniques such as photogrammetry, 3D reconstruction, and virtual museums. National Geographic selected Virtualan to digitally recreate the Temple of Idanha, a Roman domus, and a Roman workshop for a special edition on Roman Lusitania. The company also received an award for Best Innovative Business Experience. Its director, Iker Ibero, has appeared in outlets including National Geographic, Diario Vasco, and Diario de Noticias, and contributed to the seventh season of Game of Thrones.

Offices and contact

Virtualan has a presence in Pamplona, Navarra, and Madrid, with an office on Calle Claudio Coello. Call +34 618 759 278 or email info@virtualan.es.