@cher your correct on that sis. in my own its more on education since all the things that you can find or see their was a historical.which you will gain knowledge. cowboy..

Hello Ada, I think visiting a museum is both entertaining and educating, but should be more of a learning experience than merely for amusement. Yet many visitors in fact don't fully acquire that learning experience they sought after at first , in spite of being tour guided in their own mother tongue and buying all kind of touristic handbooks. Using digital technology in museums nowadays facilitates its role of public education. It should look forward to enhancing all methods possible for rendering visiting the museum a real "learning experience" for the visitors regardless what the visitor's motive is ; this will remain an individual preference. So yes entertainment should be provided as well but not to the extent of overlooking the main reason for visiting the place.

Entertainment AND education. At least a minimum of each. To attract groups of mixed interest. To avoid (total) disappointment when visitors expect entertainment or education and don't get any of it. To provide different approaches (/points of view) to the topic.