25 Cultural Treasures to Enjoy Right from Your Home

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Let's talk about fun.

Even in difficult times like the coronavirus pandemic, you need to have fun and enjoy yourself.

Why?

Because joyful activities will boost your immune system and help you cope with the situation.

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It’s not about feasting in time of plague, but new ideas on how to remain active and enjoy yourself during the quarantine. And the answer is – try something you usually have no time to do. See places far, far away. Learn about amazing things that have been created by people from all over the world.

When you have time on your hands, there are many possibilities out there to explore. You can visit museums, listen to a symphony, or watch ballet from another continent for free!

Unfamiliar with art?

Grab this opportunity to learn – you may love it!

The Hermitage, the Louvre, museums of Amsterdam, London, and NY – just look at the list below!

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The State Hermitage Museum, St.-Petersburg, Russia
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A five-hour tour through The State Hermitage Museum, shot on the iPhone 11 Pro with one take in 4K (you don’t need to reanimate your Russian 😜)
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The Metropolitan Opera live stream in HD every day
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The Vienna Opera also hosts free broadcasts during quarantine
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Bolshoi Theater Ballet, Moscow, Russia
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Google Arts and Culture Projects
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The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands
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The State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia
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Das Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, Austria
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The Uffizi Museum, Italy
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The Louvre in Paris, France – online tours and videos
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The State Russian Museum in St.-Petersburg
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The British Museum, London – online collection and virtual tours
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The Vatican, Italy
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Museo del Prado, Spain
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The Metropolitan Museum, NY
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The New York Museum of Modern Art
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The Guggenheim Museum
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The Dali Theatre Museum
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NASA
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The Smithsonian Museum, Washington DC
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The National Museum in Krakow, Poland
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The National Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest, Hungary
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New York Museums

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Image: Demon (sitting) by Mikhail Vrubel 1890, The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia

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