In order to take full advantage of the virtual tour, you need QuickTime developed by Apple.

Apple supplies this software in two versions: QuickTime Standard (free) and QuickTime Pro (not free). The Pro version is not required for this virtual tour.

In order to install QuickTime on your computer in Windows, please follow the following instructions:

1- Download QuickTime 5 at the following address:

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/

Please enter your e-mail address and your last and first name, if necessary, on this page, select your system (Windows for PC or Macintosh), and click on "Download QuickTime" button.

2- An installation software, called QuickTimeInstaller.exe, will be copied on your hard disk in the directory of your choice. This installation software does not take too much space and can be downloaded fast.

3- You need to launch this software in order that QuickTime be loaded and installed completely. To this purpose, you need to go to the directory where you copied the installation software and double-click on its icon. Follow the instructions in order to proceed with the installation. This second phase takes a little bit longer; you should allow 20 to 30 minutes with a standard modem. Of course, you need to stay connected to the Internet during this last phase.

4- Once the QuickTime installation is complete, and after you restart your computer, you can return to our site and embark on a virtual tour.

N.B. : QuickTime installation brings to your desktop various icons (shortcuts) that you are not obliged to keep.

Please note that the download of QuickTime panoramic images can take quite a bit of time. Our site is equipped with two versions for each panoramic image, a long one and a short one, represented by various QuickTime icons. The short version loads faster; please allow 20 to 50 seconds.

Use of virtual views:

In order to rotate the image and see the panoramic image at 360°, click on the image with the left button and move the mouse to the right or to the left while keeping the button pressed. The further you move the mouse, the faster the panoramic image rotates.

In order to zoom in and out use the capitals and control keys, while the mouse cursor is over the QuickTime picture (without clicking).

N.B. : If you zoom too much, the picture will be distorted; this phenomenon is perfectly normal.

Enjoy your tour!