Google Maps of the 1800s, a historical journey

There is a man who was revolutionary for the kingdom of Naples and beyond in the 1800s, a man who meticulously crafted the largest collection of the most widely used atlases of that period. Borders, countries, regions and even food maps. Benedetto Marzolla, a Brindisi cartographer, left a very important archive of cartographies that today we want to superimpose with reality, making you navigate without getting lost on the way! 

The path of musealization is underway, with the collaboration of the Brindisi order of architects and the PCTO of the Marzolla classical high school. The project sees the collaboration of companies involved in digitization but especially with the high technology of overlaying the mapped image and the satellite image, 3D immersion paths accessible for all. The project sees a comparison of what were the technologies of the 1800s with our modern times.