Virtual Tours

Being stuck at home isn't the worst thing in the world when you can explore some of the most interesting things in the world from the comfort of your computer!
We've compiled a list of the best and most interesting virtual tours and web cams from around the world to keep you entertained!

Zoos, Aquariums and Farms

Monterey Bay Aquarium has a selection of webcams from birds to jellyfish to check out.
Ever wondered what the animals do when your aren't around? Well check out the San Diego Zoo's selection of animal exhibit live cams.
Take it international with the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Australia and see what these cute koalas are up to.

While the Georgia Aquarium is currently closed to guests, you can watch live webcams of different exhibits in the museum.
Discovery Education provides live and on demand virtual field trips at no cost to amazing places where your kids can learn about science and technology.
Take yourself on a virtual walk through of the National Aquarium.
Farm Food 360 takes you on amazing tours of all different kinds of farms like apple orchards and egg farms.

National Parks and Nature Settings

For the horse enthusiast, and lets be honest there's always one, the International Museum of the Horse has tons of facts about the history of the horses we know and love today.
"The mountains are calling and I must go" - John Muir....well the mountains are saying stay home for now but with the online John Muir exhibit you can learn all about the man that inspired the connection with the great outdoors.
The Nature Conservancy provides virtual field trips to some of the most amazing places across the globe!
Do you have an astronomy buff in your home? Star Atlas can show you what constellations and stars are right above your very own home!
Yellowstone National Park has lots of virtual tours to be explored.
Google Arts and Culture can take you into multiple National Parks like never before.

History, Art and Important Places

The Library of Congress has great digital collections with great historical portraits, documents, and maps from the civil war to American engineering.
"Art is what you can get away with" - Andy Warhol. The Warhol Museum has different exhibits you can check out at home including articles and videos on the life of the great artist.
Americas ideas and innovations, the Henry Ford Museum has tons of it!
For your athlete with big dreams, Olympics.org has historical information on past athletes at the top of their game.
Rock and roll never dies, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has free online learning so your musician can become inspired to do great things.

You can feel like you're walking through the halls of the Smithsonian Natural History Museum with their virtual tours.
Having a budding artist in the family? The Metropolitan Museum of Art has 26 galleries available for viewing online.
Google Arts and Culture is a great way to look at hundreds of art exhibits and installations around the world.
Take your little history connoisseur on a trip to the Statue of Liberty and learn all about Ellis Island.
While you can't really see it form space, you can see the Great Wall of China from your living room with this virtual tour.