From the Louvre to the Smithsonian, the largest museums around the globe are now as close to you as your computer screen, thanks to arrival of virtual tours designed to carry you through their corridors and exhibits – in much the same way we are now presenting homes we are selling.
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- The Louvre
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- Uffizi Gallery
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- The Guggenheim
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- The Hermitage
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- The British Museum
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- Musee d’Orsay
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- Musee d’Orsay
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- The Smithsonian
Visit Virtually:
For a population increasingly isolated as current events unfold, this online arena offers a welcome reprieve from confinement and the chance to glimpse cultures, civilizations and works of art that might have otherwise gone ignored.
From Manhattan and Paris to London and St Petersburg, here are 8 museums to seek out – without ever having to board a plane.
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About the Author: Michael
Michael Sosnowski is co-owner and marketing director of Maine Home Connection, the independent boutique brokerage he founded with Laura in Portland, Maine in 2003. He leads MHC's marketing strategy, digital presence, and content operations — focused on building the kind of local expertise that no algorithm can replicate.
