Museo Galileo vs PANTHEON - Official Usage & Stats

Free official guide to the Museo Galileo. This guide will accompany your visit with audio commentary, text pages, and videos as you discover the outstanding collections of scientific instruments gathered over approximately four centuries by the Medici and Lorraine dynasties. Toward the mid-sixteenth century, Cosimo I de’ Medici formed the first nucleus of the collections exhibited in the Museum today. Highlights include all the original instruments designed by Galileo, including his only two surviving telescopes. The guide provides information on all the items on display. Please note: - The app requires an Internet connection. Free WiFi is available in the Museum. - To listen to the audio content within the Museum you will need earbuds.

Apple App Store
Free
Education

Store Rank

- -

PANTHEON - Official

Visit the Pantheon of Rome with the official app created in collaboration with the Chapter of Santa Maria ad Martyres: history, secrets, fun facts, events and useful information. Download the Pantheon app and you will get: useful information for your visit (times, how to get there, contacts, etc.) suggestions about experiences available in the Pantheon and surroundings, e.g. booking a guided visit the “create a postcard” function for taking photos and sharing your experience, creating personalised postcards notice-board for the liturgical activities of the basilica 2 videos: the interview with Monsignor Daniele Micheletti (in English), the Archpriest of the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres, the Pantheon of Rome; and the video of the Rainfall of Petals at Pentecost, one of the most significant rites which take place inside the Pantheon. The audiotour includes: -the tour of the Basilica with 14 listening points, for a total of 30 minutes of audio -an interactive map -contents in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese and Russian -access to the contents in offline mode, to save on internet traffic, or in streaming, to save space on your phone -the choice of listening to the audio from your phone loudspeaker or with earphones A bit of us D’Uva is a digital interpretation lab which offers multimedia contents for the description of the cultural heritage with audio guides, video guides, multimedia totems, mobile apps and web platforms. A laboratory where we have fun, we experiment, we discuss and we try to improve daily. Our aim? To set up deeper relations between museums and visitors. Together we form a close-knit, multi-disciplinary group of developers, designers, creative talents, technology freaks, audio and video operators, architects, art historians, narrators and technicians, who love museums, churches, art towns and tourist attractions. Our projects are based on the capacity of the digital media for involving people, and they are developed so as to transform interaction into experience and to add value and emotions to the audio- and video-guided itineraries.