3 Artsy Holiday Experiences You Can Enjoy in Lockdown

You don’t have to throw away your holiday outfit this summer! Here are 3 ways you could enjoy visiting museums abroad from your home.

Do you like spending your summer abroad exploring other cultures, small streets, local museums and galleries? If yes, then you might be sad about cancelling your plans for this year. Fortunately, you don’t have to cancel everything. Here are 3 options how for enjoying museums from all over the World while in quarantine.

1. Let’s Google it

If you like knowing more about your favourite artists, you might Google them frequently. Then it’s time to use Google not just to get extra information about art, but explore more! With Google Arts & Culture app you can visit dozens of museums in 40 countries, walk through famous exhibitions with the Google’s Street View technology, find contextual information about artworks, zoom in on them, and so on. Although the online platform was created almost a decade ago, there is nothing else quite like it out there. The 360° view allows you – if you really concentrate – to imagine you are right there, between the walls of Tate Gallery London or the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York city. If you download the app, you can find joy in exhibitions in 18 languages – great opportunity to practice foreign languages too, right?

2. Enjoy the virtual tours

Was the Louvre on your bucket list? Would you like to go to Washington D.C. or interested in natural history? Now you have a chance to take a walk in the Louvre, go to the National Gallery of Art or National Museum of Natural History, Washington D.C., or visit N.A.S.A., Dalí Theatre-Museum in Spain, the Vatican in Italy, and anything else what you desire! The World is more open than you think.

3. Explore a Streaming Universe by Kreoz

Do you have a large TV in your living- or bedroom, which blinks at you like a black hole on your wall most of the day? What if you could use it as your private gallery? Just download our app HERE, browse the gallery of artworks from both well-known and undiscovered artists, and enjoy them while you are sitting in your coach with a glass of wine. Just relax, and let art reduce your stress level and anxiety which you can experience in your quarantine. As a bonus, your TV with Kreoz will serve as a decoration on your wall. Almost feels like the same if you have done some shopping in the museum’s souvenir shop, doesn’t it?