Experience the world’s greatest art collections without leaving your home. Virtual museum tours have revolutionized how we engage with culture, offering immersive access to iconic institutions like the Louvre, the Met, and the Uffizi. From high-resolution galleries to interactive 3D walkthroughs, these digital journeys bring masterpieces to your screen, blending convenience with discovery. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or a curious explorer, this modern twist on museum visits is redefining the boundaries of artistic appreciation.

The Dalí Theatre and Museum in Figueres, Spain, is a labyrinth straight out of Salvador Dalí’s imagination, packed with the world’s largest collection of his surreal works—paintings, sculptures, and more—plus pieces by El Greco and Duchamp. Built on the site of a theater where Dalí first exhibited, it opened in 1974 with his personal collection and now houses his crypt. Skip the map; getting lost is the point, immersing you in his eccentric genius.

Opened in 1963, Museu Picasso in Barcelona, Spain was the first museum dedicated to Picasso and the only one created while the artist was alive. Today, the museum is home to one the most extensive Picasso collections anywhere in the world, holding 4,251 works. The art showcased spans the entirety of Picasso’s career, including two of his first major works: The First Communion (1896) and Science and Charity (1897).