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NFC at the Museum of London

If you are among the first proud owners of an NFC enabled phone, then make sure you take full advantage of this cutting-edge technology by tapping the tags around both our museums to help you make the most of your visit.

NFC (Near Field Communication) is a new mobile phone technology which allows users to share information with a simple tap of a device. Working with Nokia (external link), we’ve introduced NFC to both our venues, and with an increasing number of NFC enabled handsets available in the UK, we’re excited to be among the first public organisations to use tomorrow’s technology today.

Using your NFC enabled device you can:

• access vouchers for the Museum’s shop and cafés
• learn more about exhibits such as the Lord Mayor’s Coach, a medieval brooch, a painting by Ronnie Kray and many more
• join the Museum’s Friends scheme
• buy a year of London’ history
• follow, like and check-in at the Museum on Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare
• download the Soundtrack to London app for Nokia smartphones
• find out about visiting the Museum

Just look out for the tags during your visit and tap your phone to extend the experience online. It’s as simple as that!

Watch this video to see how NFC is used at the Museum of London.