
Turn on Travel Mode, then tune out.
Stuffed in the back seat for a cross-country road trip? About to depart on a much-too-long flight? Taking the train home for your nightly commute? These apps and games—along with Travel Mode on Apple Vision Pro—can make the in-between feel like the main event.
Unwind with some art
Museas helps you get up close with works from some of the world’s most beloved artists—Dalí, Leonardo da Vinci, Picasso, Pollock, and more—without ever stepping into a museum. Escape to one of the app’s environments to turn any cramped seat into a relaxing art reprieve—or plan which works you’ll want to see on your trip.
Explore the world
Explore POV transports you to far-flung corners of Earth, from the dunes of the Sahara to the tranquil waters of the Cook Islands—all in ultrahigh 16K resolution. Whether you’re scouting out locations to visit in person or need a getaway during your commute, Explore POV brings gorgeous views right to you.
Step into an arcade...on Apple Arcade
In the Apple Arcade exclusive Retrocade, you can play retro classics like Pac-Man, Galaga, Bubble Bobble, and more. Grab a controller and use an Environment like Bora Bora or Mount Hood to game in serenity.
Settle into an immersive story

With 180-degree views and Spatial Audio, Apple Immersive content in the Apple TV app gives you an up-close-and-personal look at extraordinary musicians, athletes, and adventurers. And the app also lets you experience 3D movies you’ve downloaded with exceptionally crisp motion and brightness unmatched even by theaters.
Game on the big screen
Blast through the award-winning Control Ultimate Edition, where walls shift, reality contorts, and supernatural threats lurk in the shadows. With a game controller, size up the game’s window to a massive scale to take in every detail.
Watch TV and movies
Paramount+ is home to all things CBS, Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central, BET, the Smithsonian Channel, and, yes, Paramount. And since the app supports offline downloads, you can watch favorites like Yellowstone and Star Trek: The Next Generation without an internet connection.