Visit the British Museum or the Sistine Chapel—without buying a ticket or waiting in line. View legendary artifacts like the Rosetta Stone on a virtual stroll through the British Museum. Gaze up at ...

Google Arts & Culture’s database of museums, galleries, and collections lets you go on a virtual tour of amazing museum exhibits without leaving the house. You can even use the system after our health ...

The effects of social distancing have left many feeling, well, a little stir-crazy. Though we all try to stay busy by keeping active and working from home during the COVID-19 outbreak, it's easy to ...

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Although museums around the world have closed their doors, one can still find ways to enjoy the arts, especially if all streaming options have been exhausted. Many of the world's most famous art ...

Art is one of those subjects where it doesn’t matter when or where you’re from, you can still enjoy it. We can appreciate art made today or a piece of art that was made hundreds of years ago. Someone ...

If you don’t have the time or money to travel, have we got news: You can take a free, virtual tour of many of the best museums around the world, from Europe to Washington, D.C. All you need is your ...

Many museums and cultural institutions around the world are inspiring people to stay curious and occupied by offering free virtual tours, exhibits, videos, and performances for people to enjoy from ...

Tour Buckingham Palace, swim through the Great Barrier Reef, take in a Broadway show and so much more with the click of a mouse As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread and “social ...

A man in a face mask takes a photograph using a mobile phone at a reception at Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. Topline: Major museums are shutting their doors in the midst of the coronavirus ...