Princess And The Platypus Foundation Is Presenting The Largest Collections Of Princess Diana's Belongings

 

The Princess and the Platypus foundations present Princess Diana Museum. You are welcome to the lovely world, the museum of Princess Diana. You will be very excited to see the museum, right? We are even excited to have you here.

You can now enjoy the museum visit virtually. Yes, you can now just sit at any place and can watch the museum virtually. It's going to be super interesting. You will be enjoying the virtual museum visit a lot.

The belongings of Princess Diana after her death were sold at auctions and were scattered all around. Therefore, we have a museum where we preserve Princess Diana's as many belongings as we can. The Princess Diana Museum has the biggest collections. You will be amazed to view all of them. The museum has carefully curated and iconic pieces preserved.

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Just get your access and yeah there you go. The museum is accessible 24/7, all you need to do is just get the access. Moreover, the access is affordable.

Our access is available for a different number of days like access for a day, for a week, and for a month.

Don't worry, once you are at the museum our guide will guide you in English and Spanish. You will have a perfect virtual museum visit.

We try to preserve as many belongings of Princess Diana as we can in one place to honor her legacy. Moreover, if you have any items with you then you can even donate unique or special items. We will be preserving what you will donate to the museum.

Visit Princess Diana Museum with Princess and the Platypus foundation: It is one of the most known private collections and is considered to be one of the largest collections of Princess Diana’s personal belongings. It can make anyone go mesmerized. Now, you can easily watch the museum with online access. There are more than 2,200  carefully curated, personal, iconic, and historical artifacts of Princess Diana. The belongings of Princess Diana will be shown in a 3D environment, visualizing the whole life of Princess Diana, from the period of her childhood to the period of her teenage and to her death. You will be enjoying dearly every belonging we have preserved for you.

What are all preserved in the museum? There are hundreds of never seen clothing items, shoes, handbags and dresses she wore during her childhood, her teenage years and adulthood. The most iconic Versace Atelier dress, which Princess Diana wore on the cover of Harper's Bazaar. This dress was also featured at "Diana Her Fashion Story" at Kensington Palace Exhibit before the pandemic. This dress is also preserved forever in the museum.

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Are you thinking about how you will be guided in the museum? If so, just relax, we have made everything easy for the visitors. You will be guided through the galleries of the museum for viewing the personal and historical artifacts of Princess Diana's life by a virtual avatar in English or Spanish.

Buy your tickets online at: www.princessdianamuseum.org and immerse yourself in Diana’s world.

You can follow along on Facebook + Instagram as we showcase more behind-the-scenes of The Princess & Platypus Foundation head to the UK!

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