Virtual Museum Tours

 This museum in the heart of Vienna, Austria, allows you to view collections by medium, such as chalk, pen, and watercolor. Taking the museum tour allows you to explore the building and view the gorgeously decorated rooms, including statues of Greek gods and more.

With the extensive online collections of this Mexico City museum, you can learn more about the list of the influential artist and her legacy. Browsing items in each part of the collection, from oil painting to paper, allows for a better understanding of Kahlo’s appreciation for the genre of photography.

Those looking to strengthen their knowledge of social justice will find much to explore in this museum, located at Ferris State University. With options for a virtual tour and plenty of historical artifacts to browse, this is a welcome resource for all.

Specializing in Greek art from prehistoric to times, this Athens museum is a delight to browse. An interactive map allows viewers to navigate from room to room, and also take advantage of some exhibits that have an audio component.

China Paper-cut Museum is located in the garden of a well-known salt merchant’s residence— “the Wang’s Garden” in the historical block named “Dongjuanmen” of Yangzhou city. The tranquility of the lane where the residence is situated, together with elegance, quaint and exquisiteness of the courtyard, reveals the beauty of Yangzhou as a time-horned city to its every bit.

People interested in science, technology, and the arts will delight in the interactive experiences offer by the San Francisco-based museum. Videos on cells as well as soap film painting are a highlight.