Preview of The National Museum of Computing’s virtual tour
The National Museum of Computing plans to reopen its physical doors on 8th September 2020, with tickets available to purchase in advance. It said the digital experiences will continue to be available.
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From August 19, 2020, people will be able to experience the TNMOC's virtual exhibition and interactive, guided tour.
More info on the virtual tour can be found here >>