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     It is especially nice to be able to visit Sistine Chapel online, as every  one of the most important attraction points of Florence, Italy’s art
     inch of the chapel is the work of an artist, and the entire ceiling is  capital.
     an artwork by Michelangelo. The virtual tour that makes you feel  In addition to the famous paintings such as The Annunciation and
     like you are walking inside the Sistine Chapel and seeing the Vatican  Adoration of Magi by Leonardo Da Vinci, Birth of Venus by Botti-
     collection with your own eyes is only one click away…    celli, Medusa by Caravaggio; the gallery also exhibits the portraits
                                                              of Ottoman sultans and members of the Ottoman dynasty. You can
     4) Guggenheim Museum, New York, USA                      now visit this gallery online thanks to the cooperation with Google
     You can see the rich collection of Guggenheim Museum, one of the  Arts & Culture.
     symbolic buildings in New York due to its strange design by Frank
     Lloyd Wright, as well its famous spiral stairs without leaving your  8) Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Wash-
     home. Besides its impressive architecture, the museum has made a  ington, USA
     name for itself with its exhibitions displaying pieces from different  Models of mammoths that went extinct centuries ago, butterflies
     periods of impressionist, postimpressionist, modern and contempo-  from all around the world, skeletons of giant turtles…
     rary art.                                                Exhibiting fascinating collection on nature and creatures, Smithso-
                                                              nian National Museum of Natural History lets you experience one
     In addition to the works of Franz Marc, Piet Mondrian, Pablo Pi-  of the best virtual museum tours ever.
     casso and Jeff Koons, you can enjoy discovering museum’s current  Their virtual tour allows visitors to take self-guided, room-by-room
     exhibitions online.                                      tours of select exhibits from their desktop or mobile device.

     5) MoMA Museum of Modern Arts, New York, USA             Reference: blog.obilet.com/
     Founded as the world’s first museum of modern arts in 1929, Muse-
     um of Modern Arts, in other words MoMa, is one of the most visited
     museums in USA.

     Being worthy of its name, the castle of modern arts is offering a
     unique virtual museum tour to its visitors. In addition to plastic
     artworks as the products of pioneering movements of 1880s, the
     museum displays examples from every branch of modern and con-
     temporary arts; ranging from movies to designs and performance
     arts, and hosts nearly 1 million original pieces. The most famous
     artworks  hosted  by  the  museum  include  pieces  by  Andy  Warhol,
     Elizabeth Murray, Cindy Sherman and many other artists; as well
     as world-known paintings such as Water Lilies by Claude Monet,
     The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh, and Les Demoiselles d'Avi-
     gnon by Pablo Picasso.

     6) Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
     As a museum that protects and exhibits countless masterpieces re-
     flecting the history and culture of the Netherlands, Rijksmuseum is
     one of the most touristic points in Amsterdam.
     For those who have not found a chance to visit the museum, its
     breathtaking collections and masterpieces are now waiting to be
     discovered through virtual tours.
     Rembrandt’s famous paintings Night Watch, Jewish Bride,  Titus
     in a Monk’s Habit, and Apostle Paul; Jan Vermeer’s the Milkmaid,
     and Woman Reading a Letter; and Johannes Verspronck’s Portrait
     of a Girl Dressed in Blue are only some of the most attractive pieces
     in the museum.

     7) Uffizi Galleries, Florence, Italy
     Galleria Degli Uffizi, which exhibits the art collection of the Medici
     family -who are regarded as the architects of Italian renaissance- is
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