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Get to know the village before you arrive

We photograph every village in 360º, from the air and at street level, and mark everything it offers: the shop, the health centre, the school, the pelota court, the bar. An immersive tour to get to know it before visiting… or before moving there.

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72villages to explore
360ºdrone and street
VRphone, computer and headset

Try it: this is Ansó in 360º

Fly over the village, go down into its streets and step into its services. Drag to look around and tap the hotspots to move.

Works on phones, computers and virtual reality headsets.
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A whole village, with all its services

With 360º cameras and drones we capture the village from the air and from its streets. Then we add interactive hotspots on every service, shop and place of interest, with its information.

The tour does not replace a visit: it is the first digital impression that makes people want to come. It works on phones, computers and virtual reality headsets, and can be embedded on the town council’s website.

  • Food and local shopsBars, restaurants, shops, bakeries
  • Leisure and sportPools, pelota court, football pitch, trails
  • Culture, heritage and educationChurch, museum, school, library
  • Transport and parkingStops, car parks, motorhome area
  • Private services and amenitiesPharmacy, bank, hairdresser, accommodation
  • Public and community servicesTown hall, health centre, care home

Choose a village
and step in

Tap a village on the map or find it in the list. Drag to move and use the + and − buttons to zoom.

    77 villages
    Use Ctrl + scroll to zoom

    Four reasons to have
    a tour of your village

    Attract new residents

    People thinking of moving can see the school, the health centre and the shop before taking the step. It is the best way to show that life in the village is good.

    More and better tourism

    Visitors plan their trip by exploring streets, accommodation and restaurants. Local businesses gain visibility and the village gets more real visits.

    Digital heritage

    A faithful record of what the village looks like today: its houses, its church, its streets. A memory that remains even when time or renovation changes it.

    Present your village to other public bodies

    A link is worth more than a dossier: the tour shows the municipality to provincial councils, districts or ministries when presenting projects and applying for grants.

    How we make a tour

    1. We plan

      A meeting with the town council to decide which places and services to digitise.

    2. We photograph

      We walk the streets with 360º cameras and take aerial views by drone.

    3. We mark the services

      We add interactive hotspots for shops, services and places of interest.

    4. We review together

      We present the prototype and adjust it based on your feedback.

    5. We publish

      On the municipal website, ours and the district’s, with a version for VR headsets.

    Optionally we install QR code signs in the village, so anyone arriving when the tourist office or a building is closed can still see them. Trasmoz already has them.

    Included with every tour

    Your town council knows who visits the village, and where they linger

    Each town council has access to its own statistics dashboard. It can see how many people enter the tour, where they come from and how long they spend on each panorama: the square, the church, the museum, the pools…

    • See the real interest in the village, month by month and season by season.
    • See which spots hook people and which ones need more care or promotion.
    • Back up grant reports and tourism projects with figures, not impressions.
    Demo · all figures are made up
    Town council dashboardPueblos 360º · tour statistics
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      Each panorama

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        Where they come from

          Which device

            The dashboard opens in any browser with the town council’s login. It shows only aggregate figures: it never identifies who visits the tour.

            What a tour costs and how we fund it

            We are a non-profit association and our goal is for every village in Aragon to have its own virtual tour. So that cost is not a barrier, we seek public and private funding to cover most of the production.

            That way, many town councils pay only a small part, or none, of the initial cost.

            Production

            360º and drone image capture, editing, interactive hotspots, text and publishing the tour.

            Travel

            Mileage and driving hours from our base in Ansó to the village and back.

            Meals

            The team’s meals when capture takes a full day, morning and afternoon.

            After publishing

            The tour is hosted on a dedicated server. Its maintenance, updates and continued availability online are covered by a small annual contribution from the municipality.

            This work is made possible by

            Want a tour of your village?

            If you are from the town council, tell us and we will prepare a proposal with the available funding.

            If you are a resident, tell us your village. When several people from the same village ask, we call the town council to propose it.

            We will reply with a proposal tailored to your municipality and the grants available.