I am doing a research on museums, archaeological - historical sites
and cultural institutions in general, that are using computerized
information systems for their visitors. I am not interested in audio
guides or any form of portable devices, but on non-portable
applications, like info-kiosks. So, I would like a list of cultural
institutions around the world, that are currently using or have used
in the past such applications. I am also interested in comments coming
from end-users or museum and other experts, about their use and how
succesful they were.

There's an article in today's San Francisco Chronicle that covers this
subject. It was originally published in the Boston Globe.

http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/174/business/Exhibiting_technology+.shtml
Exhibiting technology
Museums and tourist attractions have become high-tech incubators to
attract visitors
By D.C. Denison, Globe Staff, 6/23/2003

Thanks for the tip czh-ga!