EnterCY vs Aptera AR Tour

Enhancing the Tourist Experience in Cyprus - Augmented Reality & Storytelling Mobile App Explore Cyprus through Visual and Audio Guidance, Navigation, Storytelling and Learning via Augmented Reality (AR) and Location Awareness during your visit. Our mobile application provides interactive digital content for the most important tourist sites in Cyprus: • 200+ tourist sites with Digital Content • 100+ narrations and audio guides • 20+ Augmented Reality Explorations • 20+ Reconstructions of archaeological sites, monuments, and artifacts The content of the EnterCY application is developed with the expertise of the Deputy Ministry of Tourism and the Department of Antiquities, as official project partners. Your Journey begins here: 1. Download the EnterCY App and register 2. Create your travel profile and add your preferences 3. Receive journey recommendations based on the best locations you can visit in Cyprus or have personalized journey suggestions based on your preferences 4. Enjoy 2D, 3D and storytelling digital content, on the spot or on the go, for several tourist sites 5. Location Awareness will provide you with recommendations for locations of interest or services near you, based on your preferences Complete your journey, receive a 360 video with your explorations and share it on your social media.

Visit the archaeological site of Aptera and with the Augmented Reality (AR) Tour Application see one of the most important ancient city-states of Crete come to life in front of you! With the application, the user can explore the ancient Aptera while walking and viewing the monuments located on the axis of the tour route of the archaeological site. Approaching a point of interest, the user is asked to point their mobile device towards the corresponding information sign to display the 3D representation of the selected monument in real dimensions. Indicative of the exciting experience is that the user can tour the interior of selected monuments such as the ancient theater or the Roman house, listen to additional information about them in four languages (Greek, English, German and French) as well as take a photo in front of them from the digitally "restored" monuments.