
Attempts to combine museum business and modern technologies began with the sale of CDs with photographs of exhibits. They were replaced by virtual tours and mobile applications.
The virtual Hermitage is made using 3D paranors in high resolution and allows not only to walk through the halls, but also to look at the surroundings from a bird's eye view. The Louvre offers several thematic tours to choose from. You can immediately go to Monet Lisa, you can see a glass pyramid or the museum night light.
The National Museum of Natural History in Washington contains about 126 million exhibits. It is impossible to watch them at a time, so you can come for free at least every day or go on a virtual tour, also for free.
The Google art project allows you to choose from dozens of museums, from MOMA to the Museum of the Azerbaijani carpet . The art was digitized using Street View technology.
If this is not enough, you can visit virtual museums of match labels, corkscrews, food anomalies, absinthe or gas masks.