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Our cultural maps

Maps that reveal what truly exists.

We design, produce and maintain interactive cultural maps. Every entry is sourced, every link is explained, every map reflects who you are.

Five types of maps

Territory map

Local authorities · tourist offices

The whole cultural life of a town, a valley or a region: venues, artists, living heritage, events.

  • Venue, artist and artwork entries
  • Cultural and tourist trails
  • Filters by discipline and theme

Festival map

Festivals · cultural seasons

Your artists, venues, audiences and reach, on a map to show spectators and funders alike.

  • Geolocated programme
  • Where artists and audiences come from
  • Impact map for your reports

Cultural directory

Federations · professional networks

A living map-based directory of your artists, companies, venues or members, with their activities and collaborations.

  • Filterable member directory
  • Visible collaboration links
  • Updated by members

Thematic map

Museums · heritage · research

A discipline, an intangible heritage, a memory: puppetry, street arts, a craft.

  • Qualified, sourced corpus
  • Sensitive graph of influences
  • Data export

Observatory & audit

Local authorities · institutions

A diagnosis of what is visible and what is not, with indicators tracked over time.

  • Invisibility zones
  • Diversity indicators
  • Report and recommendations

Available options

Multilingual

Your map in French, English, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese.

Conversational assistant

A chatbot that answers visitors at any time, in their language, based on your entries.

Web embedding

A snippet to copy to display the map on your website.

Printed materials

Paper maps, posters and QR codes for your venues.

Dashboard

Visits, most viewed entries, low-visibility areas.

Open data

Export your data in standard formats.

Accessible routes

Step-free routes, adapted sessions, sign language and audio description.

Hour-by-hour crowds

The quietest places and rooms, to plan the visit.

Festival programme

Programme linked to the map, “right now” view and personal programme.

Sound layer and stories

Residents’ voices, sounds and anecdotes placed on the map.

Custom walk

A route built around the visitor’s time, wishes and pace.

Stamp book

A visit book to fill place after place, to make people come back.

Mobile and offline

A map that installs on the phone and works even without network in the field.

3D model

A digital twin of your venue: preparatory visit, light, visitor flows.

Touch kiosk

Your map on a screen in your lobby or on your stand.

Demos

N° 01
Museum · 3D model

Palais Vernaud in 3D

The digital twin of a museum: three floors in 3D, hour-by-hour light, simulated visitors and an eye-level tour.

  • 3D model
  • Eye-level tour
  • Visitor flows
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N° 02
Museum · visitor plan

Palais Vernaud

The interactive plan of a three-level museum: visitor routes, highlighted works, hour-by-hour crowd levels and step-free routes.

  • Exploded view of the floors
  • Computed routes
  • Crowd levels and accessibility
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N° 03
Festival · map and programme

Fils Tendus

A puppetry festival website: programme linked to the map, what is on right now, personal programme with walking times.

  • “Right now” map
  • Personal programme
  • Shuttles, services, night mode
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N° 04
Territory · atlas and directory

Atlas de l’Arvenche

The sensory atlas of a valley: a living directory of places and people, seven routes, one map per season and a surprise itinerary.

  • Directory of recommendations
  • Routes with elevation profile
  • One map per season
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N° 05
City · sensory map

Maronde en traverses

The map of a city read through its districts, its eras and its voices: directory, routes, custom walk, drift and stamp book.

  • Building eras
  • Custom walk
  • Stamp book
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Our demos use fictional places, people and stories: our clients' data and their audiences' data are never published without their permission. The demos are in French; your map can be delivered in all five languages of this site.

Pricing

Two clear prices: creation, then maintenance.

Creation covers the survey, design and launch. Monthly maintenance covers hosting in France, security, backups, updates and support.

  • Free first meeting
  • Free, no-obligation quote

Essential

A venue, a festival, a small town

Creationfrom€1,500excl. VAT
Maintenancefrom€49excl. VAT / month
  • Up to 50 entries
  • 1 language
  • Mobile-friendly interactive map
  • Embedded in your website
  • Quarterly update
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Outreach

Region, museum, institution

Creationfrom€7,900excl. VAT
Maintenancefrom€229excl. VAT / month
  • Up to 1,000 entries
  • Up to 5 languages
  • Conversational assistant
  • Sensory layers and custom routes
  • Open data and API
  • Dedicated support
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Beyond that: custom quote

More than 1,000 entries, a 3D model, a touch kiosk, an observatory, a regional or international project: we build a tailored proposal.

Request a free quote

Indicative prices, excluding VAT. Every project receives a detailed quote, free and with no obligation.

Payment

Orders are paid by bank transfer to the WORLD ART SCENA business account. Bank details appear on every quote and every invoice.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to create a map?

Allow 4 to 8 weeks for an Essential plan and 2 to 4 months for a territory map, depending on the number of entries and languages.

Who provides the information?

We carry out the research and collect the data from public sources, interviews and your documents. You approve every entry before it goes live.

Where is the map hosted?

In France, with a European host, in compliance with the GDPR. No advertising, no commercial trackers.

Can we update the map ourselves?

Yes. Depending on the plan, you get a management space, or we handle the updates for you.

How is AI used?

AI helps describe works and suggest links. Every suggestion is checked by a human, and every recommendation shows its criteria.

How is an order paid?

Orders are paid by bank transfer to the WORLD ART SCENA business account. Bank details appear on every quote and every invoice.

Is the quote free?

Yes. The first meeting and the quote are free and without obligation.

What does monthly maintenance include?

Hosting in France, security, backups, content updates according to your plan, technical upgrades and email support.

Do you have a territory to reveal?

Tell us about your project. We reply within 2 working days with a first proposal.

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