This second interactive circuit introduces Jeanne de la République (Joan of the Republic), the Catholic Church, historians, and the art objects she inspired. The perspective observes how history and people assimilated, integrated, memorized, and over time, transformed Joan of Arc’s narrative. In the three rooms dedicated to the legend surrounding the French Heroine, the Mythothèque offers the keys to an engaging debate on historiography and politics. The enthralling 75-minute circuit combines gothic architecture with the latest technology to depict the tragic fate of the woman who shaped France’s destiny. About 20 actors reenact the hearing which includes historic testimonies from the original trial transcripts. You become a detective as well as a spectator in the extraordinary tale of a gripping legal prosecution. Spread across seven areas, the creative multimedia course plunges visitors at the heart of the fiery 15th century. The Museum’s tour is split in two perspectives: L’épopée de Jeanne d’Arc (The Epic of Joan of Arc), and the Mythotèque, an area dedicated to the study of Joan of Arc’s legend. This innovative cross between a show and a tour will connect History to the modern world, for a complete immersion.Īt the museum, the public is offered a chance to (re)discover Joan of Arc, but also the story behind the creation and evolution of her myth. audiovisual equipment such as graphic panels, translation aids (available in five languages), and interactive terminals.
projections, including back projections, on the building’s glass and stone surface.3D mapping for landscape and character morphing.The 1000 m2 interactive journey incorporates: The Museum’s architectural excellence -Gothic-Roman vaults and 15th century tour- blended with state-of-the-art technology features a unique experience. The Jeanne d’Arc Museum will serve as both a museum and a memorial to recount the historic itinerary of the war leader and one of the Catholic Church's most popular saints. Undeniably symbolic, the building echoes the tragic events endured by the Maid of Orléans during the 15th century. and what a place it is! Rouen’s famous archbishop palace, transformed into a museum. Since March 2015, Rouen, the city where Joan of Arc was tried and executed, honors her with a special place.
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