SEE's Michelangelo's Sistine

SEE's Michelangelo's Sistine

3.34
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V2.1
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500+

App Information

Version 2.1
Content Rating Everyone
Android Required 4.4
Updated Aug 21, 2024
Developer Venkata Reddy G
Price Free
Category Events

Description

The paintings are officially licensed by "SEE GLOBAL ENTERTAINMENT Inc" from "Bridgeman Images".

Audio guide APP of SEE's Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel - The Exhibition in 3 languages including:

English
French
Latin Spanish

User Reviews

3.34
106+
5
49%
4
6%
3
9%
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6%
1
31%
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Sonia Gantman
Jan 23, 2026

could not make it work, no sound and keeps freezing

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Richard Reavis
Sep 13, 2025

Great info, lousy UX/UI. Any screen lock closes playback. forcing an app closure and restart. Cannot scroll to Ancestors of Christ section

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Rhys
Nov 16, 2025

dysfunctional on Android. doesn't play. no audio. pointless.

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Michelle ishappy
Jul 17, 2025

FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE! Highly recommend!!!!

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Manuel Canicosa
Aug 24, 2024

More involving than an actual tour. You are given more time to appreciate the frescos. Together with an audible explanation of each featured painting, the exhibit is engaging and worthwhile!

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Liliana Mawer
Sep 28, 2025

Really poor app. The sound on earphones worked poorly. The scanning also hit and miss. Marred the whole experience.

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Leah Kennedy
Oct 25, 2024

Room was too hot, lighting made it difficult to view without having the bright lights in your face. I was disappointed in the overall experience.

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Joseph Lussier
Mar 15, 2026

Super buggy. At this point, rewrite it with AI if you can't hire a real developer. To work, scan & start playing on phone (so, be rude to others). Then connect ear buds. And don't do anything but scan and listen to the next picture. Any notification, alert, or switching to camera will cause playing to cease until you turn off ear buds and repeat. The exhibit is nice but overpriced for what it is.

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james nall
Sep 21, 2024

awe inspiring

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Chris D
Jan 2, 2026

The app works okay if you can get the QR codes to scan correctly, but I found it often took several. Standing a little farther back like 5 or 6 feet rather than up close seemed to work better.