Quarantine: time for additional education

Why not spend time on quarantine for personal self-education? And this is not about learning languages ​​or gaining new specific knowledge. Let’s give ourselves time for additional self-education, and specifically for visiting museums, exhibitions and rare exhibits. Virtualy of course.

Many have already plunged into the world of art, which today, due to forced quarantine measures, turned out to be more than affordable. It’s a paradox, but thanks to the epidemic, museums and theaters opened their doors to all comers, becoming affordable and completely free. So, open are the expositions of world art museums, and the greatest operas and performances, which were considered almost impossible to get in, are broadcast online, and even zoos offer virtual tours along their tracks. The choice is huge!

Available museums

Among opened for virtual visits are following museums:

Solomon Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art, New York. Just click on the active link and go up the legendary spiral staircase without leaving your home.

The Paris Louvre offers virtual tours of its rooms. This format allows you to calmly and without fuss consider each exhibit of the famous museum.

The National Museum of Natural History, located in Washington, USA, has long become a legend. It is difficult to get tickets to this most visited museum in the world, but now you can wander through the exhibition halls for free.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, America, offers over two million aesthetically pleasing pieces of art collected under the roof of this huge building. But even an online tour will take a lot of time!

The famous Hermitage in St. Petersburg opened its halls for virtual visits. Thanks to this video, 45 halls are available for visit. Enjoy!