The Augmented Reality Digital Guide application offers on-site visitors of the Onassis Library the opportunity for a digital tour and exploration of the Library’s spaces, collections, and artworks through a mobile device (tablet).

The VR application provides the possibility of a comprehensive virtual tour of the Onassis Library through an interactive video with audiovisual material and information about the Library’s spaces, collections, and artworks. The application aims to allow open access to the premises without geographical limitations.

The digital exhibitions application offers the opportunity to explore the exhibitions of the Onassis Foundation. Online users can discover stories, artworks, and archival documents from the Onassis Foundation’s collections.

The Aristotle Onassis Timeline is an online application highlighting the most significant events in the life and work of the great Greek entrepreneur. Through the chronological axis and accompanying textual and audiovisual material, users have the opportunity to focus on the information that interests them, thus designing their own journey.

Rigas Velestinlis’ “Charta,” a landmark map of the Greek Enlightenment and Greek cartography of the 18th century, is revealed through the augmented reality (AR) application, which brings to life 15 symbols of the map in three-dimensional form. The application works exclusively in the Onassis Library through a mobile device (tablet) in conjunction with the historical artifact of the “Charta” in printed or digital form and encourages the user to decode and understand the messages that Rigas wanted to convey to the Greeks about freedom, justice, equality, and revolution.

The digital application of printers’ marks encourages users to learn about the history of significant Greek publishing houses founded in Venice by printers from Ioannina (17th–19th centuries). Using the Artivive application, wild bees, double-headed eagles, and two-tailed mermaids come to life on our mobile device screens, spreading the message of freedom.

The interactive C. P. Cavafy’s timeline was created to shed light on the life, work, and era of the great Alexandrian poet by employing and highlighting documents from the digital collection of the Cavafy Archive. Users can easily navigate through the decades of his life, planning their own path and discovering in their own way one of the most important poets of the Greek diaspora, with a global and lasting impact.

The interactive map application “C. P. Cavafy’s Alexandria” highlights the poet’s relationship with his city through 29 landmarks. Digitized documents from the Cavafy Archive are displayed for each selected landmark, enabling the public to navigate through the application as they would a digital map, with options for 3D projection and seamless switching between today’s imagery and that of the 1920s.