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Taj Mahal -

This magnificent Indian landmark is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it's one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. You can see how it looks from above.

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Great Barrier Reef -

Explore this natural wonder from the comfort of your home.

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Colosseum -

You can take a virtual tour of the imposing Roman Colosseum here.

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Sydney Opera House -

One of Australia's most famous tourist attractions can be visited virtually here.

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Eiffel Tower -

You can enjoy a 360° panoramic view from the top deck of the iconic Parisian landmark here.

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The Pyramids -

You can marvel at the Great Pyramids of Giza without getting off your couch.

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Louvre -

You don't have to travel to France to visit this world-famous museum. Just do it from the comfort of your home.

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Machu Picchu -

This ancient Incan wonder is located in the Andes in Peru, but you can take a virtual tour online.

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United States Capitol -

Have you ever wondered how the inside of the Capitol building looks like? Here's your chance.

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Vatican -

Curious to see what's going on in the heart of the Vatican? Now you can visit the Pope virtually. Well, not really, but still, you'll see where he lives!

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Sistine Chapel -

Plus, you can marvel at Michelangelo's Renaissance frescoes without leaving your couch.

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Stonehenge -

This mystical English prehistoric monument can also be visited virtually.

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The Ancient City of Petra -

How does a guided virtual tour of the ancient Jordan temple of Al-Khazneh sound like? You can take it here.

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The White House -

Before you think about running for president of the United States, see if you'd like to live here first.

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Great Wall of China -

You can visit the amazing fortification system virtually.

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Christ the Redeemer -

Have you ever wondered how the views would be from the top of this iconic Brazilian statue? Check it out here. 

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Route 66 -

Get your kicks on this virtual tour of Route 66.

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Tate Modern -

Are you into modern art? If so, you'll love to virtually visit London's Tate Modern.

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9/11 Memorial -

You can take a virtual tour of the 9/11 museum here.

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Van Gogh Museum -

Always wanted to delve into the world of the Dutch post-impressionist painter? Click here for a virtual tour of this Amsterdam museum.

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Guggenheim Museum -

Yes, you can visit the iconic spiral staircase of this New York museum without actually having to go there.

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Pergamon Museum -

The German museum is home to amazing artifacts and collections, including the Ishtar Gate of Babylon and the Pergamon Altar. Take a tour here.

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Rijksmuseum -

Marvel at the works from the Dutch Golden Age at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

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British Museum -

This iconic London museum is home to fantastic collections, including Egyptian mummies! Take a virtual tour here.

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MASP -

You can visit the Museu de Arte de São Paulo virtually.

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Palm Jumeirah -

This amazing man-made archipelago (found in Dubai, UAE) can be visited online.

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National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul -

This popular Korean museum can also be visited without you having to physically go there. Check it out here.

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The National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D.C. -

Have you ever wanted to visit this museum? Perhaps there is a specific exhibition you'd like to see? Well, you can actually take a virtual tour of permanent, current, and even past exhibits.

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