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variety.com By Jeffv Netherlands Coronavirus art travelers experts escape By Jeffv Netherlands

Six Virtual Tours to Escape the Coronavirus Lockdown

10.07.2020 - 16:17

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By JeffV editor You’ve exhausted Netflix, condensed more reading into the last three weeks than you have during four years of college and become a Michelin star chef.

And, for much of the country, there’s still at least another month of sheltering at home to go. If you’re starting to climb the walls during the coronavirus lockdown you could consider traveling the world.

Virtually, that is. There are tons of virtual tours online. Instead of changing planes and currency, all you have to do is change your position on the couch and enjoy a global and cultural adventure. VR GORILLA Unlike most virtual tours, which offer photos that you can then rotate and progress by clicking your mouse, VR Gorilla — a Dutch company — actually gives you