Culture Unlocked
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Storytelling over Lectures
Whether you’re at home or in a museum, we make learning about art effortless and fun with bite-sized stories, curated tours, and daily quizzes.
Curated routes through top museums like the Louvre, the Met, and the British Museum. We combine famous masterpieces with hidden gems.
Stories designed to be easy to digest and hard to forget.
Interactive quizzes that make learning addictive, fun, and rewarding.
Go further. Try our mini-courses in culture, minus the jargon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this for?
The 99% of us who aren't art historians. If you've ever stood in front of a painting reading a label that says "Oil on canvas, 1852" and thought "okay, but why should I care?" this is for you. We focus on the stories worth telling: the juicy scandals, the obsessions, the context that makes art actually make sense.
What do you cover?
We cover masterworks and overlooked gems across +20 museums worldwide. Our tours strike a balance between the pieces you came to see and the ones you didn’t know you’d love. We focus on quality over quantity, as our goal is to provide insightful, engaging content rather than striving to be an exhaustive encyclopaedia.
What makes MuseMuse different from other apps?
Other apps are too generic, copy pasted from Wikipedia. Ours are written and edited by actual humans who know how to tell a good story.
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