Your one-year membership unlocks exclusive access to the Princess Diana Museum.
A virtual collection and immersive digital experience showcasing more than 2,700 of Princess Diana’s most iconic, meticulously curated personal and historical artifacts. This interactive 3D environment journeys through her life, from childhood and adolescence to her emergence as the People’s Princess, honoring the depth of her impact and the legacy that continues to resonate around the world.
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Our Mission: Preserve Princess Diana’s Legacy
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit honoring her life through a virtual museum, historic preservation, and compassion-driven charitable work.
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After Princess Diana’s passing, many of her personal belongings were sold at private auctions and scattered around the world. Our mission is to preserve and reunite as many of these historically significant items as possible in one place — The Princess Diana Museum — so her story can continue to educate, inspire, and connect people across generations.
Through immersive technology and thoughtful curation, we offer a personal, accessible journey through Diana’s life, honoring her compassion, courage, and lasting global impact.
Image courtesy of Kent Gavin.
The Princess Diana Museum: A Visitor’s Reflection
"The Princess Diana Museum is truly a must-see!
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The online museum piqued my curiosity with it's multiple rooms divided by significant events in Princess Diana’s life, including her engagement and wedding, children, charity work, and untimely passing. Each exhibit room contains a plethora of items; the sheer number is mind-boggling, showing the great care that went into each area. Multimedia descriptions are woven throughout each exhibit. There are also video screens on several walls showing various segments of Princess Diana’s life.
The site is easy to navigate with a map and once you enter the lobby area, you can take a self-guided tour and linger as long as you wish. My favorite rooms were those devoted to the "Wedding of the Century" and the Christie’s auction, where many of Princess Diana’s dresses were auctioned for charity after her divorce.
The Princess Diana Museum reflects the creator’s love and admiration for Princess Diana and her desire to honor the memory of a truly unique person who captivated the world. Renae, your work has earned lots of media attention and rightly so. I highly recommend this site to everyone who wants to learn more about Princess Diana."
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— Jonna L., U.S.
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Proudly recognized as a Webby Award Nominee | The Princess & the Platypus Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Why the Platypus?
Before there was a museum, there was a moment. On April 12, 1983, in Queensland, Australia, Princess Diana dropped a small clay platypus during a public visit. A young girl — our founder, Renae Plant — picked it up. That tiny figure became something she never let go of, and the spark behind The Princess & The Platypus Foundation.
The rest of the story? It's as unforgettable as the moment that started it.
Inside The Princess Diana Museum:
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A virtual avatar guides you in English or Spanish through fourteen galleries displaying never seen before clothing and historical artifacts from Diana's childhood, and throughout her lifetime, accompanied by a wealth of carefully curated information.
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A live location map to guide you through the entire experience.
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A “community chat” feature allows you to connect to other museum guests in “real time” either by text, chat or video.
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Listen to exclusive personal interviews with many of the individuals and artists connected to the historical pieces that are on display in the museum. Each person tells a unique story in their own words; which in turn gives each piece displayed in the museum a new life and meaning that is forever preserved and truly magical to hear.
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Some of the individuals and artists interviewed in The Princess Diana Museum are: Richard Dalton - David Sassoon - Jacques Azagury - Caroline Charles - Roland Klein - Victor Edelstein - Mervyn Wycherley - John Minihan - John Swannell - Jeffrey Archer - Bill Mundy - Richard Young - Pegasus - Barbara Hamilton - Barry Iverson, Karen Santry and Jenni Revitt.
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Iconic designer gowns beautifully displayed with amazing detail that personify Diana's legacy as the Princess of Whales.
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Making of
The Princess Diana Museum
Enjoy behind-the-scenes and rare interviews inside The Princess Diana Museum videos are available on our YouTube channel.
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