Why Do You Access The Princess Diana Museum Virtual Tour?

 

After the death of the Princess of Wales – Diana, her personal belongings were auctioned and scattered throughout the world. However, The Princess Diana Museum preserves as many of her personal belongings and historical items in one place.

It’s said that The Princess Diana Museum has one of the largest collections around the world with over 1700 of personal and historic artifacts of Princess Diana. All of them are the most iconic and curated carefully and are displayed in a 3D interactive environment. The artifacts are from Princess Diana’s lifetime ranging from early childhood through her teenage days until her tragic death. They depict her incredible life and legacy.

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The Princess Diana Museum is the first and one-of-its-kind, affordable and accessible online round the clock. To access The Princess Diana Museum virtual tour, you don’t require any special technical knowledge. The historical items from Princess Diana have photographed in 2D and 3D high resolution. They are captured by using the latest techniques in photogrammetry and virtual reality (VR).

You should take a virtual tour to The Princess Diana Museum and take this opportunity to explore incredible iconic pieces up close from the comfort and convenience of your own home from anywhere around the world. Therefore, you should enter the world of Princess Diana and enjoy discovering an extensive collection of personal and historical artifacts from Princess Diana’s life.

Why Do You Take The Princess Diana Museum Virtual Tour?

When you enter the world of Princess Diana, a virtual avatar will guide you through the museum virtually in English or Spanish as per your language preferences. You’ll find a community chat feature that gives visitors a chance to share experiences in real time. This feature gives you a sense of belonging there.

This virtual museum tour aims to unite people from all around the world and trigger your desire to give back. Hence, you will help others in your community who expects nothing in return and want to treat each other with kindness likewise once Princess Diana did.

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The Princess Diana Museum features the displays of important artifacts from Princess Diana’s life. However, this virtual museum allows you to explore over 29 clothing articles including never seen before shoes and dresses from her childhood days, teenage and most notable, iconic Versace Atelier dress that she wore for the cover page of Harper’s Bazaar as well as the dresses at “Diana Her Fashion Story” on loan to the Kensington Palace for over two years.

Moreover the museum access continues funding the expansion of The Princess Diana Museum and supports activities associated with the charitable and educational purposes which are endorsed by The Princess & The Platypus Foundation.

Bottom Line –

The Princess & The Platypus Foundation welcome you wholeheartedly to appreciate your patronage. Get online 24/7 access to the virtual museum tour and browse exclusive collection of the Princess of Diana from the comfort of your desktop, laptop or tablet computer anywhere from the world. For this access, you won’t need to stand in long lines and wait much longer.

 

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