Tours & Apps

 Le musée Maillol prolonge votre séjour à Venise avec l’exposition évènement de la saison.

Murano est un nom qui fait rêver. Synonyme de secrets jalousement gardés, l’île située dans la lagune est depuis des siècles synonyme d’une immense créativité et d’un savoir-faire jamais égalé, ayant donné naissance à des œuvres de verre exceptionnelles.

Levez le voile sur l’histoire de Murano grâce à l’app : Murano, le guide de visite.

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The Stamp 2013 App contains an audio guide of the exhibition – similar to that which accompanies art exhibitions, and includes information on dealers and associations. The interactive map in the app will help visitors locate each audio item and general areas in the expo, and the more information section will keep the visitor linked into the website on their mobile devices.

The Australia 2013 World Stamp Expo will be the highlight of the 2013 philatelic calendar. Under the auspice of the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP) the exhibition will be held in Melbourne, Australia in May 2013.
The Expo will feature the largest collection of philatelic and numismatic items on show in Australia since 2005, and will commemorate the centenary of the 1913 Kangaroo and Map Stamp – Australia’s first national postage stamp.

The World Stamp Expo will bring together national and international dealers, traders and collectors from over 30 countries. Over 85 trade stands will be operated by local and international stamp dealers, postal administrators, mints and other stamp organisations.

Visitors to the exhibition will see the latest World Stamp Expo issues and products, as well as innovations in stamp design and production. There will be plenty to see and do for novice collectors, or the more seasoned philatelists, and those with an interest in history and design.

Expo highlights will include the Court of Honour featuring items from the Royal Philatelic Collection and Australia Post’s National Philatelic Collection, over 54,000 album pages of competitive exhibits, free appraisals, talks and an extensive onsite presence by Principal Sponsor, Australia Post.

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 At the Great Falls in Paterson, New Jersey, spectacular natural beauty and American history come together at the heart of one of America’s newest national parks.

For many Americans, the idea of a national park evokes the likes of Yellowstone, Yosemite, or the Grand Canyon. And like them, this national park features a spectacular natural wonder, the Great Falls of the Passaic River, one of the nation’s most powerful waterfalls.

But the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park is about more than natural beauty. It’s about the urban experience: located right in the center of a city of some 150,000 residents, less than 15 miles from Manhattan. It’s about the human spirit, and the many immigrants who came to this country to build a better life for their families. It’s about perseverance, and men and women overcoming incredible odds. It’s about America, and our nation’s rise to become the world’s greatest manufacturing power.

Download Mill Mile, the gritty city self-guided walking tour of the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park, and follow news anchor Brian Williams, NFL star Victor Cruz, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Junot Díaz, and a diverse mix of Paterson youth, historians, and public figures as they guide you through the city’s rich history and vibrant present. You’ll even hear a bit of poetry, salsa, and rap, too.

The Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park is one of our newest national parks, and much of it is still in the planning stage. But there’s still plenty to see now—beginning with the awesome power of the Great Falls itself. So download Mill Mile, and let’s get started!

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At the Great Falls in Paterson, New Jersey, spectacular natural beauty and American history come together at the heart of one of America’s newest national parks.

For many Americans, the idea of a national park evokes the likes of Yellowstone, Yosemite, or the Grand Canyon. And like them, this national park features a spectacular natural wonder, the Great Falls of the Passaic River, one of the nation’s most powerful waterfalls.

But the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park is about more than natural beauty. It’s about the urban experience: located right in the center of a city of some 150,000 residents, less than 15 miles from Manhattan. It’s about the human spirit, and the many immigrants who came to this country to build a better life for their families. It’s about perseverance, and men and women overcoming incredible odds. It’s about America, and our nation’s rise to become the world’s greatest manufacturing power.

Download Mill Mile, the gritty city self-guided walking tour of the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park, and follow news anchor Brian Williams, NFL star Victor Cruz, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Junot Díaz, and a diverse mix of Paterson youth, historians, and public figures as they guide you through the city’s rich history and vibrant present. You’ll even hear a bit of poetry, salsa, and rap, too.

The Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park is one of our newest national parks, and much of it is still in the planning stage. But there’s still plenty to see now—beginning with the awesome power of the Great Falls itself. So download Mill Mile, and let’s get started!

 The Peppermint Grove Heritage Tour is a digital heritage tour for the beautiful suburb of Peppermint Grove. The content draws on images, oral histories and historical documents from the archives of The Grove Library and Presbyterian Ladies College.

Those taking the tour will be able to listen to narration about points of interest along the trail. The physical tour has been designed to take around an hour and a half to complete, in a circuit from The Grove; a pleasant outdoor activity for residents and visitors to Peppermint Grove.

Made possible with generous funding from the Department of Culture and the Arts the tour was researched by Dr Sue Graham Taylor, and produced by Acoustiguide.

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Rendez-vous au Grand Palais pour l’évènement de la saison « Dynamo ». Une exposition unique sur près de 4000m² mettant à l’honneur une cinquantaine d’artistes qui magnifient, interrogent, détournent la lumière, la couleur et le mouvement de 1913 à nos jours.

Dynamo, l’audioguide, décrypte pour vous une trentaine d’œuvres majeures vous permettant de saisir tous les enjeux de l’exposition et de mieux comprendre ces créations atypiques et parfois fantasmagoriques.

Serge Lemoine, commissaire général de l’exposition, vous en ouvrira lui-même les portes, et des ambiances musicales contribueront à renforcer vos sensations face à ces étonnantes créations.