
1. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam (NL)
Visit the from home and discover more than 8,000 masterpieces from up close. You can also check out the and curate your own collection with your favourite works. Another perk of a digital visit? You can watch the Night Watch without having to queue up. for a virtual tour of the museum.
2. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York (USA)
The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building is worth a real life visit, but for now the virtually continues to ignite ideas, discussion and creativity. The museum has designed different digital tools, from audio tours, to virtual tours and everything in between. Check out all your options.
3. Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven (NL)
Find your way around the with , or watch one of the mini documentaries about the various exhibitions. Feel like listening? Flemish theatre-maker Lucas de Man takes you on a audio tour past the hidden stories, gives you a look behind the scenes and provides you with the necessary background information on the museum's masterpieces and architecture. You can find all the options on their .
4. Vatican Museums, Vatican city (IT)
There are many ways that lead to Rome, but for now the only way is digital. Although there won't be any pizza or espresso, you can still check out the wonders of the , or visit
5. De Pont, Tilburg (NL)
in Tilburg does not have an online exhibition, but highlights a different work online every day, for as long as the museum has to remain closed due to the coronavirus. Check out their and .

6. Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam (NL)
In contrast to the other museums, the was already closed because of the renovation and relocation of the museum depot. Online you can take a good look at the museum's , take a or look through a number of . Or check out the diferrent .
7. MoMA, New York (USA)
Each Thursday, the curators of (Museum of Modern Art) in New York organise into their exhibitions and collection. You will find exclusive access to Donald Judd’s sculptures, Dorothea Lange’s photographs, intimate home movies, and more. Every weekend, the museum takes you inside an exhibition or a favourite artwork from the collection through video stories and curator Q&A's, as well as audio playlists and feature articles. you can find more information.
There is more..
Can't get enough? This Thursday we will publish another overview of interesting online museums. In the meantime, you can find a complete overview of the Dutch museums that are participating in Digital National Museum Week