Museum Barberini vs Points, please!

Experience art in digital form—before, during, and after your visit. The Barberini App presents audio tours for adults and children along with wide-ranging information on our exhibitions: interviews with art experts, artist biographies, and interesting facts about the museum, its collection, and its founder Hasso Plattner. You’ll also discover 360° panoramas, multimedia websites for each exhibition, and the audio tour Italy in Potsdam, a guided walking tour of art and architecture inspired by Italian models. The Barberini App also includes creative ideas for children and youth and, last but not least, information on all our services including opening hours, ticketing, programs and events, and visitor accessibility. Features: • Audio tours for adults and children • 360° panoramas with multimedia content • Navigation through the museum and other relevant locations • Information on current and future exhibitions • Artist biographies • Videos on artists and exhibitions • Information on the museum, collection, and founder • Audio tour Italy in Potsdam • Audio tours for all past exhibitions • Creative materials for children and youth • Exhibition texts in simple language • Integrated ticketing • Opening hours, offers, prices, directions, and accessibility information • Newsletter subscription Instructions for use: To use the Barberini App, make sure you have an internet connection. Free WiFi is available in the Museum Barberini. We recommend activating Location Services and Bluetooth to discover all the information and features of the app.

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