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Virtual culture you can experience from home

It's still possible to experience museums, art and landmarks virtually. Discover the culture that can be enjoyed from home, for free: 

Tate

Tate has lots of . The podcasts give listeners an insight into the lives of artists and the stories behind their work. Why not listen whilst browsing some of Tate’s online collection?

Vatican Museum

Despite the Vatican being closed, it’s still possible to visit. The Vatican Museum has a range of on its website and the is particularly stunning.

Central Park

Wander round New York’s famous Central Park on a virtual tour, accompanied by your very own Central Park guide, 

The British Museum

Explore a stunning visual timeline of the world, with an array of annotated objects from The British Museum. Visit the virtual exhibition

Stonehenge

The English Heritage offers a 360-degree view from inside the ancient monument, with pop-out videos about its excavation, conservation and more. 

The National Portrait Gallery

Immerse yourself in the National Portrait Gallery with virtual tours of some of its rooms. You can get up close and personal with some of the famous portraits housed within the gallery

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The famous New York museum has an that give viewers a unique view of the space and of the art.

Switzerland

The Swiss tourist board has created a beautiful virtual drive around the country.  The takes in 1,600 kms, 22 lakes, five Alpine passes and 12 Unesco World Heritage Sites. 

Google Arts & Culture

Google Arts & Culture allows you to explore landmarks, museums and art galleries from the comfort of your home. Thanks to street view, it’s possible to explore the in India before popping over to see the at Giza. You can also wander through the halls of the in Florence or the in Paris. Start exploring