British Museum Guide

When it comes to the vast British Museum you need a knowledgeable guide who can take you around with real expertise. The Buddy offers the choicest tours in an easily navigable way and is the best way to navigate through the museum without losing your way.

Inside the app:

- Room to room navigation
- Interactive maps with top highlights
- Top Tours
- Astounding images from all viewpoints
- Day planner to set your own route
- Built in audio - download once and use anytime!

With these features, you can

* Enjoy room-by-room navigation at your fingertips!
* Plan your itinerary around to save invaluable time!
* Embark on one of the recommended guided tours.
* Tune into the audio descriptions of world-famous works.
* Enjoy high-resolution images from various angles.
* Get close to your favourite work and artist.
* Read insightful descriptions with amazing trivia

Once downloaded, you can use the app anytime, anywhere without internet connectivity. The app provides a number of remarkable tours of the Museum, both long and short, where within the space of a few hours, you can cover great ground, navigate the length and breadth of the museum without getting lost.

The app also provides you with the best one-hour tour of the museum, which is basically a superb itinerary covering its top 15 highlights. But if you would like to deep dive, there are over 500 highlights to choose from. Starting from the world-famous Rosetta Stone our tour route takes you through the famous antiquities of the ancinet world, including the Parthenon sculptures also known as the Elgin Marbles. Follow the route upstairs to see mummies followed by a tour of the Anglo-Saxon treasures kept at the British Museum. With this app, you can revel in the fantastic and unrivalled collection of the museum for as long as you like. We welcome you to explore
the masterpieces by downloading the high-resolution pictures whilst also listening to the audio to get the maximum out of the app. Download the guide to enjoy British Museum with ease! With the Buddy in hand, consider your trip to the British Museum sorted.