Sector
Digital signage for visitor attractions
Museums and attractions need to help visitors plan their day, find their way and discover exhibitions, shows, the café and the shop.
Common challenges
- Show and tour times change daily
- Large sites are hard to navigate
- Visitors miss secondary attractions, cafés and shops
- Content must be accessible to a wide audience
Illustrative image. Actual products and specifications may vary.How digital signage helps
Today's timetable
Shows, talks and tour times.
Interactive exhibits
Touchscreen interpretation and information points.
Wayfinding
Site maps and directions.
Café and shop
Menus and retail promotions.
Suitable screen types
| Screen type | Why it suits |
|---|---|
| Touchscreen kiosks | Self-service maps and exhibit content. |
| Entrance timetable screens | Help visitors plan their visit. |
| Outdoor displays | For semi-outdoor areas where suitable. |
Remote content management
Timetables and closures can be updated instantly as the day changes.
Single site
A small museum might begin with one timetable screen and one interactive kiosk.
Multiple sites
A heritage organisation with several sites can share brand and membership content across all of them.
Relevant solutions
Illustrative imageInteractive touchscreens and kiosks
Touchscreen displays and kiosks for wayfinding, information, browsing and self-service.
Illustrative imageOutdoor digital signage
Weather-rated outdoor displays where the location and planning allow.
Illustrative imageDigital menu boards
Menu screens you can update centrally, with daypart scheduling and quick price changes.
Illustrative imageCloud content management (CMS)
Publish, schedule and monitor content on every screen from a web browser.
Frequently asked questions
Can you provide the interactive content too?
We can discuss whether a configurable template or a bespoke application suits your exhibit, and how content will be maintained.
Helpful guides
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