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Rubens, Bruegel, Van Eyck, Ensor and the Mechelen city palace Hof van Busleyden welcome you. Meet some of our top art experts while watching the “Stay at home museum” videos. They guide you along a few of the absolute masterpieces you can admire in Flanders, Belgium.
Enjoy these VIP tours from the comfort of your couch:…
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Stay At Home Museum | VISITFLANDERS
Rubens, Bruegel, Van Eyck, Ensor and the Mechelen city palace Hof van Busleyden welcome you. Flanders loves to share its rich cultural heritage. Our m…
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Thank you for sharing!
Has anyone used any of these?
travelforall.guide
As the coronavirus outbreak forces the closure of museums, art galleries, libraries and theatres around the word, the concept of "on demand culture" is gaining momentum. Institutions - museums, galleries and concert halls, which by their very nature rely on … Continue reading
Has anyone tried any of the accessible experiences from Airbnb yet?
forbes.com
On Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Airbnb announced in a press release the creation of several new accessibility-centric online experiences, designed for people with disabilities.
If you are looking for some Japanese history from home, check out this AR museum from Fukuoka:
soranews24.com
Fukuoka Museum offers Japanese art treasures right in your own home via AR
Why not virtually spruce up your living room with some 16th century samurai armor?
Are any of you using Zoom etc to stay in touch?
toronto.ctvnews.ca
How people with neuro-differences and disabilities are staying connected during the pandemic
For many Canadians, staying home in recent weeks has been a challenge. For 23 year-old Madison Cray, the experience has also been, at times, confusing.
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