The Romantic Museum is settled in an old country house in an estate called “Quinta do Sacramento” or “Quinta da Macieirinha”, where Charles Albert of Savoy, king of Piedmont and Sardinia, lived during his exile and until his death, in July 1849. Inaugurated in 1972, the Museum recreates the presence of King Charles Albert, also featuring a set of models and pieces used in Porto in the 19th century.
During the last renewal of the whole setting EDIGMA was challenged to develop new solutions and multimedia content to provide information about the second half of the nineteenth century.
Sector
Tourism & Culture
Client
Municipality of Porto
Location
Oporto
Year
2019
Sector
Tourism & Culture
Client
Municipality of Porto
Location
Oporto
Year
2019
Sector
Museum
Client
Portuguese Bank
Location
Lisbon
Year
2021
The Romantic Museum is settled in an old country house in an estate called “Quinta do Sacramento” or “Quinta da Macieirinha”, where Charles Albert of Savoy, king of Piedmont and Sardinia, lived during his exile and until his death, in July 1849. Inaugurated in 1972, the Museum recreates the presence of King Charles Albert, also featuring a set of models and pieces used in Porto in the 19th century.
During the last renewal of the whole setting EDIGMA was challenged to develop new solutions and multimedia content to provide information about the second half of the nineteenth century.
Interactive Timeline
EDIGMA created a timeline that offers extended information about the artifacts presented in the mansion. Visitors can move the timeline and learn more about the 19th century memories, evoking the most relevant Porto characters associated with romanticism.
Interactive Showcase
A transparent and interactive digital showcase that encourages visitors to touch the glass in order to discover additional information about fashion accessories from that period.
Interactive Showcase
A transparent and interactive digital showcase that encourages visitors to touch the glass in order to discover additional information about fashion accessories from that period.
Interactive Display
On the ground floor we’ll find an interactive display presenting more information about some of the best points of interest in town, in order to support the promotion and development of the cultural heritage.
