Culture Unlocked
![The Ambassadors is a 1533 painting by Hans Holbein the Younger. Also known as Jean de Dinteville and Georges de Selve,[1] after the two people it portrays, it was created in the Tudor period, in the same year Elizabeth I was born.](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/683847782b903f97b7ab932b/6838487b7f93568ed98ad7dc_d-001.avif)
Storytelling over Lectures
MuseMuse is a self-guided tour app designed for curious minds who want to experience art and history on their own terms. Whether you’re at home or in a museum, we make learning effortless and fun—with bite-sized stories, curated tours, and daily quizzes.
See the best. MuseMuse gives you curated routes through top museums like the Louvre, the Met, and the British Museum. We combine famous masterpieces with hidden gems.
Short, smart stories that make art click - wherever you are. Great for your commute, coffee break, or winding down.
Remember more by doing. Fun, fast quizzes that help you actually retain what you’ve learned - and maybe even brag a little.
Go further. If you want to understand the context behind the canvas, our Deep Dives are for you. Think of them as mini-courses in culture, minus the jargon.
.jpeg)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it free?
You can use MuseMuse for free! Enjoy daily stories and quizzes at no cost to keep your curiosity sharp. For unlimited access to all tours and exclusive content, you can upgrade to a subscription for a deeper, more immersive experience.
Will more artworks be added?
Absolutely! We focus on quality over quantity, prioritizing the highlights of a museum’s permanent collection. Our goal is to provide insightful content rather than striving to be an exhaustive encyclopaedia.
Where do you get your content?
All content is crafted in-house and carefully fact-checked. We prioritize engaging storytelling, historical accuracy, and fresh perspectives—using research from trusted sources. Our images come from public domain collections or our own photography.
More FAQ's here →
%20logo.svg)
