Amigra vs Augusta Vindelicum

The Amigra app takes you on a journey of discovery through the history of migration in Augsburg and Nuremberg. Many places are connected to migration. There are sites where moving, sad, curious, and even inspiring storylines unfolded—stories tied to people coming and going. With the app, you’ll discover what lies behind facades or beneath the pavement. Explore the cities of Augsburg and Nuremberg either on-site or from home and learn how they’ve been shaped by migration. You can access information about any Point of Interest (POI) directly on the zoomable map, from the list of POIs, or via the “Topics” module. An additional feature is the Worldmap Experience, which illustrates the migration routes of some individual persons on a world map. The app can be used with or without a mobile data connection. When GPS is enabled, your location is displayed.

Explore the Augsburg region in Roman times! Augusta Vindelicum was the capital of the province of Raetia and the political, economic and cultural center of the region from Roman times until late antiquity. Eleven stations offer you a playful, interactive approach to Roman Augsburg and the city's surrounding area. Immerse yourself in everyday life at the time, get to know different living environments and talk to the people! You can also experience the ancient world in today's surroundings at several locations - augmented reality makes it possible. If you are not on site, a virtual 3D mode is available. Special features: - Interactive panoramas: Dialogs with characters (partly based on real-life models), exploration of different rooms and their multi-layered soundscapes - Reconstructions of original buildings and monuments in augmented reality (if on site) or in virtual 3D mode (if not on site) - Gamification: diverse game elements; overarching achievement level: building up your own coin collection - Scientific classification and photographs of original finds - Multilingualism: German and English