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State Textile and Industry Museum
Amigra – Places of Migration Augsburg
The app Amigra uses the public space as museum and turns Augsburg’s migration and urban history into a digital visitor experience with more than 40 different stations (points of interest).
The app Amigra uses the public space as museum and turns Augsburg’s migration and urban history into a digital visitor experience with more than 40 different stations (points of interest).
- Interactive map
- POIs & rich content (texts, videos, audios, maps, images, photographs, floor plans,…)
- Migration history & city history
Special feature
Users can follow the migration paths of selected persons on a globe.
The app is implemented as part of the EU-funded project “The Inclusive We in Augsburg” (DIWA) and is managed by the Staatliche Textil- und Industriemuseum (tim) in cooperation with Jüdisches Kulturmuseum Augsburg-Schwaben, Kunstsammlungen und Museen Augsburg, Tür an Tür – Integrationsprojekte gGmbH and the Office for Social Integration/City of Augsburg.