I am proceeding to mention some of them
- Rome Vatican Museums: you can take a virtual tour related to museum garden (click here) and Sistina Chapel (click here).
- Louvre virtual tour offer a 360° museum visit (clicca here).
- British museum (click here).
- National Gallery of art (click here).
- Dalì Theatre museum (click here).
- Nasa (click here).
- Smithsonian National museum of natural history (click qui).
- Metropolitan museum of art (click here).
- Google art project (click here). in my opinion one oof the best web tools to visit museum and learnd detailed art production details/explanations
- Uffizi on line http://www.uffizi.com/virtual-tour-uffizi-gallery.asp
- Il museo di Van Gogh at Amsterdam.
- You can visit in High definition several art productions:
http://www.haltadefinizione.com/en/ - As letter website I would likI would like to mention this website:
https://www.artsy.net/
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The National Gallery is currently exhibiting "Michelangelo & Sebastiano", which features Michelangelo Buonarroti.
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