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These pages include links to a variety of museum sites.

Enjoy ... and let your fingers do the walking!

Let Your Fingers
Do The Walking

European Sites

Below are just a few of the vast number of European Museum sites. Remember, that you can do a search if you are interested in a particular museum ... let your fingers do the walking!

Links by Country

Country	Links
Austria	History Museum in Vienna has interesting exhibitions.
France	The Louvre Museum site from Paris can keep you busy for a very long time. Take a virtual tour. Musee d'Orsay in Paris shows highlights of this amazing museum. Web Museum - Paris includes both an artist's and a theme's index.
Germany	Staatliche Museen zu Berlin - state museums in Berlin
Greece	Benaki Museum in Athens has a well designed website that includes Byzantine and Post-Byzantine art.
Hungary	Web Gallery of Art, developed in Hungary, is a virtual museum and searchable database of European painting and sculpture from 12th to mid-19th centuries - take a guided tour.
Italy	Uffizzi Gallery in Florence has links to past and present exhibits and virtual tours. The Vatican Museums - planning a trip to Rome? Check out the Vatican Museum site! The Leonardo Museum shares life in DiVinci's home town.
Russia	The State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. Take a virtual tour of the Hermitage; enjoy the virtual exhibitions; search by artist or style.
Spain	Picasso Museum in Barcelona has a good history of Picasso. The Prado Museum in Madrid has one of the finest collections of European art.
Switzerland	The E.G. Buehrle Collection shows the vast collection of a Swiss industrialist. Museum Tingueley in Basel has interesting displays of contemporary art - fun! Take a virtual tour.
The Netherlands	Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam- view Van Gogh's work by category or period Rijkmuseum in Amsterdam - Collection Highlights - Durer, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Man Ray. Virtual tour uses QuickTime.
The United Kingdom	The British Museum is a wealth of information - take a virtual tour. Tate Online is a wonderful site for British art. It also includes great activities for children - share it with your grandchildren.