People around the world are staying home in an attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus. While being stuck inside can feel limiting, there are actually plenty of ways to experience the world from the comfort of your couch. You can tour a museum, hike the Great Wall of China, watch a Broadway show, and more all without stepping foot outside. Here, we've rounded up some of the best ways to get your culture fix from home.
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While there's nothing like setting foot inside an iconic museum and laying eyes on a world-famous sculpture created by a renowned artist centuries ago, it's not always possible to hop on a plane to New York City, Paris, or Florence to tour the gallery halls in person. But there is a way to get a …
The coronavirus may have us all safely social distancing and staying home, but that doesn’t mean we have to stop experiencing the world around us. You can still “go out” — all it takes is an internet connection to do so. Museums and cultural centers around the nation are coming together to help fill …
The coronavirus has the world at a standstill. Since news broke of the new virus that causes flu-like symptoms as well as pneumonia just a few months ago, nations around the globe have taken extreme (and needed) measures to control its spread. That included the closing of borders in Italy, Spain, …
We've all been staying home for a while. And that’s okay because is it the right thing to do for your own health and the health of your neighbors. And, let’s not forget, there are plenty of things to entertain you while inside your house, like virtual museum visits, operas, and streams of all your …
You can still get your fill of the great outdoors, even if you have to stay inside. With COVID-19 still heavily affecting the U.S. as well as nations abroad, people everywhere are attempting to help slow the spread of the virus by self-isolating and practicing social distancing, as the CDC …
The show must go on — without or without a live audience. As the coronavirus crisis continues to unfold, many of us are adjusting to a new norm — working from home, keeping away from loved ones, and avoiding restaurants, bars, movie theaters, and gyms. Many cities have also halted events prone to …
