Virtual tours for all ages

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As a lot of you work from home or have young ones with you over the next few weeks, we know being stuck in one place can be a bit of a drag. However, that shouldn’t stop you from exploring the world or taking a trip to the museum for a few hours.

Virtual tours are a growing trend, and with options for children and adults, it’s a great way to take some time away from Netflix or social media and tour a place you never thought you could see. Check out a museum you’ve always wanted to visit, watch a live stream of whales from an aquarium, or even take a virtual walk on the Great Wall of China. The opportunity to learn is right at your fingertips.

Google offers over 500 museum and gallery tours from across the globe
Click here for a list of virtual tours for kids, with some options that are out of this world (literally)

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