Bayeux Tapestry displayed at the British Museum

British Museum bans photography of Bayeux Tapestry to improve visitor flow

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The British Museum has implemented a ban on visitors photographing the 68-meter Bayeux Tapestry. This decision comes after concerns that visitors taking pictures were causing delays and holding up others. The new rule aims to enhance the experience for all visitors by reducing congestion around the exhibit.

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