MUB - Museo della Bonifica

This is the official App of the MUB - Museo della Bonifica (Reclamation Museum) located in San Donà di Piave, in the Metropolitan City of Venice.

Thanks to this App, available in Italian, English and Slovenian, you can learn about the history of the museum and acquire a wealth of useful information to plan your visit such as the cost of a ticket, opening and closing times, active services and much more. You can also benefit from direct links to get in touch with the MUB, both by email and by telephone, to view the social media, the website and to activate your sat-nav which, thanks to the GPS, will lead you directly to the museum.

In addition to these features, the App acts as a real guide to the MUB. It will allow you, in fact, to explore the four sections of the museum - archaeological, ethnographic, war and reclamation, offering you an engaging, exciting and interactive visit thanks to in-depth information sheets, images, exclusive videos and augmented reality animations.

The App also features an exclusive "treasure hunt" mode that will lead you to discover the history and characters of the area throughout time. Augmented reality, in fact, will allow you to tackle different puzzles by framing the relative solutions.

Features and functionality of the App: • multilingual: Italian, English and Slovenian; • useful information: history of the museum, cost of tickets, opening times, services; • direct links to contacts, social media and website; • navigator function to reach the museum; • guided tour through the four sections with access to in-depth information sheets and exclusive audio-visual content; • presence of augmented reality content that will animate some works in the museum; • AR treasure hunt with puzzles and solutions to be framed in the different sections of the museum; • no adverts.

The creation of this App is part of the activities financed by the strategic project "WALKofPEACE", supported by the Interreg V-A Italy-Slovenia 2014-2020 Cooperation Program, financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), which intends to protect and promote the historical heritage of the First World War, through shared cross-border activities, aimed at implementing its use.