What if I’d lived 150 years ago? – A journey through time at the selfie station

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If, after a visit to a museum, the public gains a better understanding of what life in times gone by would have felt like first-hand, then the educational aim has been achieved.
A selfie station, which will be in use from December 2026 at the Historical Museum of the Palatinate in Speyer as part of the exhibition ‘Sisi – Misunderstood and Immortal’, provides a playful introduction to this.
Anyone who has their photograph taken there will be virtually re-dressed using artificial intelligence, in accordance with the fashions of the Empress’s lifetime. Glasses, hairstyles and jewellery will also be adjusted accordingly.
If visitors like the result, they can download the file to their own mobile phone via a QR code and share it as they wish.