Why Do You Enter The Princess Diana Museum?

 

The Princess Diana Museum is the first, one of-its-kind virtual museum by The Princess and The Platypus Foundation. It’s accessible online 24/7 and won’t require any specific technical knowledge to access. The historic and personal items of Princess Diana have been beautifully photographed in the 3D and 2D high resolution environment. They are available in photogrammetry and virtual reality (VR) which allow visitors to enjoy the iconic pieces of Lady Diana up close from the comfort of their own home.

No matter wherever you live around the world, you will be able to access Princess Diana’s personal belongings and historic artifacts any time. The Princess Diana Museum has one of the largest collections across the world with over 1,700 Diana’s iconic, carefully curated, personal and historical artifacts. All of these artifacts span Diana’s lifetime from early childhood until her tragic death. The main aim of The Princess and The Platypus Foundation is to depict the incredible lifestyle and legacy of Lady Di.

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Once you enter the world of Princess Diana, you’ll meet a virtual avatar which will guide you through the museum in Spanish and English. Upon getting there, visitors will be able to share their real time experiences inside The Princess Diana Museum. Taking this virtual museum tour allows you to unite people from all around the world and create your desire to give back as well as help other people in your community without expecting anything in return. You will know how to treat each other with kindness likewise Princess Diana.

The Princess Diana Museum includes the beautiful displays of important pieces from Lady Diana’s lifestyle. You’ll find over 29 articles of clothes including never seen before dresses and shoes that she wore as a baby, clothes she wore as a teenager and a notable collection of the iconic Versace Atelier dress that she wore on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar. This dress was even featured at the “Diana Her Fashion Story” on loan to Kensington Palace for over a couple of years.

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When you buy the access to The Princess Diana Museum, it will continue funding the expansion of the museum and will support the charitable and educational activities supported or endorsed by The Princess & The Platypus Foundation or the Lady Diana, Princess of Wales throughout her lifetime. When you are inside the museum, you’ll find a live location map to guide you through for the best experience possible. In addition, you will check out the iconic designer gowns displayed beautifully with unique details personifying Princess Diana’s legacy.

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If you want instant online access 24/7 to visit The Princess Diana Museum virtually, you should get in touch with The Princess & The Platypus Foundation as soon as possible. You’ll access the museum from the comfort of your desktop, laptop or tablet computer from anywhere around the world. We wholeheartedly welcome you.

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