The ITER site counts 42 hectares and will host 39 buildings in total. It promises to be a long walk and you may lose yourself in the maze of the construction site.
So here is your chance to go on site from wherever you are without having to move at all.
We have collected footage from our last visit in October and will be updating the material periodically so that you witness history in its making.
Discover the Tokamak Complex where the ITER machine will be located, the massive Assembly Hall where the machine’s components will be assembled, the Poloidal Field coils Facility where the some of the biggest magnets ever will be manufactured.
Click on the link and follow our interactive map to visit the main areas. Enjoy the tour on site!
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