Accessing The Royal Court Collection at The Princess Diana Museum

 

The Princess Diana Museum is the first, one-of-its-kind accessible 24/7 to all online users from around the world. To access the museum, you won’t require any special technical knowledge. When you enter the Princess Diana Museum, you will find Princess Diana’s historic items photographed in 2D and 3D high resolutions by using the latest techniques in photogrammetric and virtual reality. The museum aims to provide accessibility to visitors to browse iconic pieces from the comfort of their own home anywhere around the world.

Once you get inside the museum, a virtual avatar will guide through the museum in English or Spanish language as per your preferences. There’s an exclusive community chat feature provided to allow visitors to share their real time experiences once they are inside.

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Taking this virtual tour, you will get yourself united with people from all around the world and encourage yourself to give back as well as help others in your community without expecting anything in return. Your main motto will be treating each other with kindness likewise Diana did.

If you want wonderful virtual experiences at The Princess Diana Museum, you should access The Royal Court Collection.

Browsing The Royal Court Collection at The Princess Diana Museum

Diana is the Princess and part of the Royal Family. It’s pretty obvious that there was so much work for a person to do it all alone. Richard Dalton was the hairdresser for Princess Diana for over 12 years and was well-known for designing all of her iconic hairdos. Richard travelled all around the world along with her to give a princess ready look to Diana at all times.

The team at The Princess Diana Museum feels fortunate to know Richard Dalton and is delighted that he is contributing to the museum by sharing some of the most treasured experiences he had spent with Princess Diana to preserve forever. You can listen to the exclusive two-part podcast available at The Princess Diana Museum. So, get an access to The Princess Diana Museum and find out what Richard and Princess Diana were laughing about.

Bottom Line –

The Princess Diana Museum and The Princess & The Platypus Foundation are the public charity organizations. Their main objective is to fundraise to get, loan, maintain, preserve, educate and showcase the historical and cultural interests of Lady Diana – Princess of Wales.

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When you purchase an access, it will fund the further expansion of The Princess Diana Museum and support further activities of the charitable and educational purposes which are supported or endorsed by The Princess & The Platypus Foundation and the late Princess Diana during her lifetime.

Rest assured that, you’ll feel content by browsing carefully curated, personal and historic artifacts displayed in a 3D interactive environment spanning her life from early childhood through her teenage years until her tragic death. Want to learn more about the artifacts belonging to Princess Diana’s legacy; feel free to visit our website today at https://princessdianamuseum.org/. 

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