British Museum bans photos in Misty Weaver exhibit
The British Museum in London has announced a ban on photography in the "Woven Bayeux" exhibition, which features a medieval textile depicting the Norman invasion of England led by William the Conqueror. The restriction aims to ensure smooth visitor flow and enhance their experience, as all tickets have been sold out through the end of December, with a new batch expected to be released in October. The exhibition, which began on September 10 and will run until July 11, 2027, is attracting significant attention, with expectations to draw up to one million visitors. It is worth noting that photography was permitted before this decision but was found to cause delays in movement within the museum. The textile on display is approximately 70 meters long and illustrates the events of the Norman invasion, with each visitor spending around 40 minutes viewing it.
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