3 remarkable virtual tours

Last updated on 12 May 2026

The web is teeming with useful resources for class and education. This site tries modestly to echo it regularly. They can be useful, practical, ingenious … they are also sometimes magical. This is the case for these three virtual tours that I propose to you today. 3 remarkable virtual tours to travel without leaving your class. Welcome aboard.

The sixteenth chapel.

The most famous chapel in the world thanks to the work of Michelangelo is the most visited room in the Vatican Museum. While nothing will ever replace the magic of a real visit to this masterful work, the Vatican Museum offers users from all over the world a virtual tour of great quality. With this site you will be able to explore every corner of the room, every detail of the monumental fresco. Beautiful. Link: Sistine Chapel

Auschwitz

From paradise to the hell of concentration camps. The Holocaust Museum recently offers a 360° virtual tour of what remains of the death camp where thousands of Jews were murdered by the Nazis. The visit is enriched with information panels and testimonials. Here too, digital technology is forgotten and leaves its place to emotion. Link: Auschwitz

The Louvre

The third stop of this immobile journey takes us to the largest museum in the world. Welcome to the Louvre in Paris. You don't have to come to France to visit the famous museum. Two virtual tours are available to Internet users around the world at the moment. The remarkable section of Egyptian antiquities and what remains of the foundations of the royal palace. Link: The Louvre