The eventful life of Frida Kahlo has been well documented, from her colorful masterpieces to her original clothing designs, and these are kept in the place where she spent most of her years: La Casa Azul or The Blue House.After her passing, her will was to set up a museum in the Blue House and through the virtual tour you will be able to explore and the house and gardens along with a view selection of Kahlo's art.

The Frida Kahlo Museum, Mexico City

Fascinated by outer space and rocketships?&nbsp;The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has incredible footage on their website along with a number of exhibitions through Google Arts and Culture.&nbsp;

NASA, Washington DC

Anne Frank is a name that many of us have learned and read in history books due to her evocative WWII diaries that were published after her death.&nbsp;Their virtual tour allows us to look around and explore the secret annex where Anne Frank was in hiding during the second world war.&nbsp;

Anne Frank House, Amsterdam

The MOMA virtual tour offers a huge online display of various pieces of art that includes Van Gogh's Starry Night, the Surrealist Women exhibition, and the gallery's Scrulpture Garden.&nbsp;

MOMA, New York

The Vasa Museum houses the behemoth Vasa ship. It is one of the most striking pieces of history in Stockholm and remains as the best preserved example of a 17th century vessel.&nbsp;The vasa ship was retrieved after it sank in 1628. They offer an audio guide that tells the history of the ship along with amazingly realistic background sounds of when the ship sank.

The Vasa Museum, Stockholm

The virtual tour for the Guggenheim Bilbao was brilliantly designed and a must-see! To tell you the details would be a great spoiler.&nbsp;It's a fun and interactive tour that showcases an outstanding modern art collection.&nbsp;

Guggenheim Bilbao Museum, Spain

The Uffizi Gallery houses many Renaissance greatness. It's virtual tour allows us to feel a little bit og the magic of the Uffizi experience without the long queue to see Botticelli's The Birth Of Venus.

Uffizi Gallery, Florence

Although The National Gallery has already reopened its doors after the first lockdown, video highlights from the British Collection is posted on their website.They also feature a virtual tour of the Renaissance masterpieces from Northern Italy, the Netherlands, and Germany; including the works of Titian, Veronese, and Holbein.

The National Gallery, London

The Sistine Chapel is the official palace residence of The Pope and here you can actually place yourself inside the chapel and wander around with their virtual tour with an option for a virtual tour guide!
When in Rome, it&#39;s a huge experience to miss out and marvel upon Michelangelo&#39;s masterpiece.

Sistine Chapel, Vatican Museums, Rome

In the Natural History Museum in London you get to see a 360-degree virtual tour of the exhibition that comes with a gallery full of amazing Photography of the Year photos, an up-close experience with Hope the blue whale, and audio guides by Sir David Attenborough who is an esteemed historian.Tip: Every Tuesday at 3 PM you can take part in interactive discussions with a scientist online!&nbsp;

Natural History Museum, London

The Picasso museum in Barcelona is a key reference into understanding the formative years of the great artist Pablo Picasso.It houses an extensive collection of artowrks by Pablo Picasso. The virtual tour shows us different series of artworks with the insightful reinterpretations of Velazquez's Las Menas.

Picasso Museum, Barcelona

The Georgia O'Keeffe museum will forever associate big and bold flowers to her modernist artworks that include paintings and sculptures.The virtual tour of this museum includes online lectures that allow you to draw with color.&nbsp;

Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe, USA

The British Museum offers more than 60 galleries for us to visit via Google Street View.Their virtual collections on the museum website covers Oceania that has art and artifcats that come from the South Pacific Islands.

The British Museum, London

The Louvre is the world&#39;s largest museum and it houses one of the most impressive and magnificent art collections in history.
They didn&#39;t put up an actual virtual tour however almost all of their collection is posted on the platform Louvre Collections, and it&#39;s updated on a daily basis (more than 480,000 works of art).
Here you&#39;ll be able so discover some of the world&#39;s most precious paintings until the day we are able to travel to France and re-experience seeing these pieces in real life.

Louvre, Paris

Travel from your living room with the world&#x27;s best virtual museum tours, from Frida Kahlo&#x27;s house in Mexico City to the NASA museum in Washington DC