Osborne House Audio Guide
Explore Osborne House with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.
About the Tour
Osborne House is a former royal residence built for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on the Isle of Wight. It serves as a significant historic house museum showcasing the royal family's private life in the 19th century.
What you will hear
The Terrace Gardens and Clock Tower
Focuses on the Mediterranean atmosphere Albert created. Includes the patio view, the clock tower, and the iconic stone lions.
The Mediterranean Terrace
These formal terraces were designed to blend the residence seamlessly into the surrounding Isle of Wight landscape, creating a private haven for the family.
The Stone Guardians
A pair of weathered stone lions guards the transition to the lower terraces, bringing a touch of national symbolism to this otherwise private family home.
The Billiard Room
A space for informal royal leisure and court interaction.
The Billiard Room
In this room, the royal family enjoyed informal evenings of recreation, surrounded by the high-art decor that characterized even their most private spaces.
Queen Victoria's Bedroom
The most intimate part of the house, where the Queen spent her final hours. Includes the deathbed painting for context.
The Queen's Bedroom
This quiet, deeply personal room witnessed the end of an era, serving as the site of Queen Victoria’s passing on January 22, 1901.
Queen Victoria on Her Deathbed
Commissioned shortly after her death, this poignant painting captures the late Queen surrounded by flowers, marking the final moments of her long reign.
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