Interview of The Princess Diana Museum by Roland Klein

 

The Princess & The Platypus Foundation and The Princess Diana Museum is a charity. We raise funds for the purpose of acquiring, loaning, displaying, maintaining the belongings of Princess Diana. We have been raising funds for other educational and charitable purposes supported by the foundation and late Princess Diana. Through the museum access we raise funds, every access of the museum helps in raising funds.

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You are welcome to the museum, get your access today to have a 24/7 virtual museum tour. Yes, you can go on a virtual Princess Diana Museum tour in any hour of the day at your comfort. The whole virtual tour will be fun and quite interesting as well, as you will get to see about 1,700 carefully curated, iconic personal and historical artifacts of Princess Diana, depicting her entire life and legacy. A virtual guide will be there to guide you inside the museum in the language of English or Spanish.

The Museum: The Princess Diana Museum displays in 2D and 3D style all the precious items of Princess Diana’s life. You will get to view over 29 articles of clothing, including shoes, dresses Diana wore in her life. There is also the most iconic Versace Atelier dress she wore on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar. The Princess Diana Museum is the best place where you will get a chance to see the largest collection of the world. You will find the displaying style cool and beautiful because the museum uses new technologies for displaying items of Princess Diana’s life.

We provide access for 1 day, 1 week, and 3-month time period. You can explore the museum from your comfort place through laptop or desktop or tablet, sitting in any part of the world. No need to stand in lines to visit a museum, just instant access is needed and that’s it, watch at your comfort.

Roland Klein interview of the museum: The Princess Diana Museum is a world-famous museum and is interviewed by many individuals and artists like Roland Klein, Victor Edelstein, Bill Mundy, Pegasus, David Sassoon, and many others.

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Speciality of the museum: Get ready to have a great experience of The Princess Diana Museum visit.

  • 24/7 access.
  • Online access. Super intuitive and easy self navigation, just with your computer mouse or laptop trackpad. No additional hardware or software needed.
  • English or Spanish Tour guide to guide in the museum visit.
  • Private Video and Chat feature to share museum experiences with other guests in real time.
  • Watching of items in 2D & 3D resolution.
  • Exclusive recorded interviews with dozens of Diana’s most trusted artists, friends and collaborators
  • Affordable access: 1 day, 1 week or 1 month
  • Live location map of the museum available.

Get access soon and enjoy watching the valuable belongings of Princess Diana.

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