Take A Tour of The Princess Diana Museum online Sitting On Your Couch!

 

Slipping into your usual self-quarantine mode can have many complex issues. And in terms of entertainment, it may mean you are on a lot of Netflix and too much internet browsing.

But there is a way to get a little culture and education while you are confined to your home. Book and try out the virtual tour of The Princess Diana Museum. Now you can go to the museum without leaving your couch.

Get a glimpse of the largest collection of Princess Diana’s historical items that are currently on display, online 24*7.  The museum online contains more than 1700 carefully curated historical artifacts depicting the princess’s life from her childhood to her tragic death. The artifacts are displayed in a 3D interactive environment which reveals her enduring legacy and depicts her incredible life.

Inspired by the incredible life and work of the princess, The Princess & The Platypus Foundation and The Princess Diana Museum collaborated with museums across the globe to educate younger generations by displaying the princess’s unmatched kindness, remarkable journey, and extraordinary legacy.

The goal of the museums online is to enhance the museum experience by offering the richness of content and a level of personalization that is impossible to bring in the real world. This makes them a valuable digital tool with numerous, multi-layered benefits:

Get up close and personal

When you visit a museum in-person, you will always find a barrier or line between you and the personal artifacts. With museums online, you can get up close and personal with the artifact, painting, or sculpture without the fear of compromising the piece. With virtual tours, visitors can now stay engaged with these precious artifacts like never before.

Clear sightlines

If you have even been to the Louvre and had an opportunity to get a glimpse of the Mona Lisa, you must have remembered how the very next moment you were pushed your way without even getting a picture. We can understand how that must have felt! But with virtual museum tours, the one and only visitor in the room is you. This allows you to interact with the assets and enjoy every beautiful detail that is almost impossible to do in person.

Never closed, available 24*7

More often than not, when you do feel inspired to go to your favorite local museum? It’s either an hour before they open or a few minutes till they close. But with museums online and virtual tours, you will have access to those galleries from anywhere, at any time!

The virtual tour of The Princess Diana Museum operates intending to reunite people from all around the globe and treat each other with the same kindness just like Princess Diana once did.

For more information, visit our website Princessdianamuseum.org.

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