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ªü®Ú§ÊArgentina

• Museo de Física, La Plata. Scientific instruments.(In Spanish.)

¿D¬wAustralia

• ArtServe, the Australian National University Mosaic for the Humanities. Art history, including many architecture and sculpture images.
• Australian Museum, Sydney.
• Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra.
• Fantasmagoric Museum, Sydney. Mechanical fiction and fantasic inventions.
• La Trobe University Art Museum, Melbourne.
• Macleay Museum, Sydney. Natural history collection.
• Museum of Victoria, Melbourne. Natural and cultural heritage collections at several sites.
• National Dinosaur Museum, Gungahlin, near Canberra City.
• National Gallery of Australia. Fine art. See also here.
• National Museum of Australia, Canberra.
• Physics Museum, University of Queensland.
• Powerhouse Museum, Sydney. Science, technology, decorative arts, design and Australian social history. Australia's largest museum.
• Queensland Museum, University of Queensland. See arachnology homepage, including the Red Spider.
• Royal Australian Air Force Museum, Point Cook, Victoria.
• < Sydney Jewish Museum. The Holocaust and Australian Jewish history, including related links.
• Western Australian Maritime Museum, Perth.

• Western Australian Museum, Perth.

• Museums directory, including searching, Australian Museums Information System (AMIS).
• Museums and Collections at Macquarie University.
• Australian University Museums Information System (AUMIS).
• Museums in Victoria.

¶ø¦a§QAustria

• 1002 situations "virtual museum" - an interactive people's museum on the Internet. Also an exhibition at Castle Tollet, Upper Austria, opened 22 September 1995. On-line contributions were sought for the exhibition.
• Grafische Sammlung Albertina. Art museum founded in 1773. (In German, English and Italian.)
• Historical Museum of the City of Vienna. (In German, English planned.)
• Künstlerhaus, Vienna. Privately owned Artist-Society, founded in 1861, providing galleries and exhibitions (locally and for other museums and institutes).
• Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, Vienna. International 20th century modern art. See text guide including on-line galleries and exhibits. (In English and German).

• Museen in Österreich.(In German.)

¤ñ§Q®ÉBelgium

• Mechelen Museum of Deportation and the Resistance.
• Musée Félicien Rops, Namur. Covers the work of the artist F. Rops (1833-1898). (In French, in English soon.)
• Musée de la photographie à Charleroi, Photography museum. (In French.)
• Musée de Louvain-la-Neuve, Université catholique de Louvain. Includes ÉOLE database on Belgian cultural heritage. (In French, also English, Dutch and German.)
• Museum of Natural Sciences, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Science, Brussels. (Also in French, Dutch and soon German.)

¤Ú¦èBrazil

• National Museum of History, Rio de Janeiro. (Also in Portuguese.)
• São Paulo museums. (In Portugese.)

´¼§QChile

• Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino, Santiago. (In Spanish.)

¤¦³ÁDenmark

• Karen Blixen Museum, Rungstedlund. (A.k.a. Isac Dinesen, also in Danish.)
• Museums of Natural History, Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen. Botany, geology and zoology. Includes searchable botanical specimen database. (25,000 records.)
• National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen. (In Danish, in English soon.)

• Museums Handbook - a comprehensive index of Danish museums. (In Danish.)

®J¤ÎEgypt

• Coptic Museum, Cairo.
• Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

• Museums located in Egypt and with Egyptian collections from CultureNet.

·R¨F¥§¨ÈEstonia

• Art Museum of Estonia.
• Estonian Open Air Museum, Tallinn.
• Estonian State Maritime Museum (Meremuuseum), Tallinn.

• Museums list.

ªâÄõFinland

• Aine Art Museum, Tornio. Finnish visual arts from 1814. (In English, Finnish and Swedish.) See also Ars Nordica publications.
• Alvar Aalto Museum, Jyväskyl*. Specializes in architecture.
• Botanical Museum, Finnish Museum of Natural History, Helsinki.
• Finnish National Gallery, Helsinki. Fine art. (In English, Finnish and Swedish.)
• Museum of Central Finland, Jyväskylä. Cultural history. (Also in Finnish, German and Swedish.)

• Museum information. (Also in Finnish and Swedish.)

ªk°êFrance

• Cézanne's exhibition, Paris-London-Philadelphia. Prepare your actual visit with a virtual visit, from September 1995. (Also in French.)
• Cité des Sciences and de l'Industrie, Paris. Includes the Children Science Village.
• Electropolis, Mulhouse cedex. Museum of electric energy. (In French, English and German planned.)
• Musee des arts et métiers (Museum of Arts and Crafts), Paris, and the Conservatoire National de Arts et Métiers. Mainly in French, some English and bilingual pages available. Includes the WebMuseum.
• French Ministry of Culture. (Mainly in French.) See:
  • The age of enlightenment in the paintings of France's national museums on-line exhibition. (In English and French.)
  • JOCONDE database of more than 130,000 records describing paintings and sculptures in France's national museums, including some images. (In French.)
  • Important archaeological discovery of a Palaeolithic painted cave near Vallon-Pont-d'Arc on 25 December 1994 (also in French). An interesting example where a virtual exhibition is the only way to allow instantaneous worldwide general public access without risk of damage.
  • Biennale Art Contemporain de Lyon '95, December 1995 - March 1996. Devoted to works of art created using new technologies. (In French and English.)
• French National Center for Art and Culture Georges Pompidou. (Also in French.)
• Le Louvre, Paris. Information from the (real!) Louvre. (In French now, English, Spanish and Portuguese planned.) See also here.
• Muséum National D'Histoire Naturelle, Paris. See collections catalogue including searchable fish catalogue. (In French and English.)
• Videomuseum. (In French.)

• Museums, exhibitions and monuments/museums map of Paris.
• Museums of L'Union Centrale des Arts Décoratifs (UCAD, the Central Union of Decorative Arts).

¼w°êGermany

• Atomkeller-Museum Haigerloch. The site where the last German experiments on nuclear fission were conducted during World War II.
• Baumberger-Sandstein-Museum, Havixbeck, Münster. Sandstone farm house. (In German and English.)
• Colditz Castle and Museum, Saxony. See Everyday Life in OfLag IV C exhibition of watercolours by William Faithfull Anderson.
• Deutsches Museum, Munich. Science and technology. Includes an Aircraft Museum and links to other museums in Germany and elsewhere. (In German and English.)
• German Historical Museum, Berlin. Includes links to other German museums. (In German and English.)
• Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn. Contemporary history from the end of World War II. (In German.)
• Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt. One of the oldest public museums in Germany. Includes art, crafts and natural history. (In German.)
• Planetarium im Forum der Technik, Munich.
• Porsche Museum, from Patch American High School, Stuttgart. See also Mercedes Benz.
• Reiff II Museum, Aachen. Realized Electronically Illustrated Fast Frame Interactive Information. (Mostly in German.) Artists may submit electronic artworks for possible inclusion at the reception.
• Roman Open-Air Museum, Hechingen-Stein. A Roman Villa dating from the 1st to 3rd Century AD. (Also in German.)
• Schiller National Museum / German Literature Archive. (In German.)
• SiemensForum (former SiemensMuseum), Munich. Exhibitions on electrical engineering and microelectronics. (Also in German.)
• Städtische Kunsthalle Mannheim. See Turner exhibition. (In German.)

• Museums in Germany. (In German.)
• Museums in Germany from Berlin.
• Museumslandschaft museums list. (In German.)
• Hamburg museums. (In German.)
• Kulture Online. (In German.)

§ÆþGreece

• The Acropolis Museum, Athens. Situated on the Acropolis.
• Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki.
• National Archaeological Museum of Athens.
• Technical Museum of Thessaloniki. (Also in Greek.)
• WebAcropol, Athens. A virtual tour of the Acropolis.

• Cultural map of Greece including museums and Athens. Part of the Hellenic Culture information server from the Hellenic Ministry Of Culture. (In English and Greek.)

¦I¤ú§QHungary

• Hungarian National Museum, Budapest. (In English and Hungarian.)

¦B®qIceland

• Hafnarfjörður Museum, Hafnarfjörður. Former residence of Bjarni Sívertsen.

¥H¦â¦CIsrael

• Babylonian Jewry Museum, Or-Yehuda. History of the Jews of Babylon.
• Edith and Rubin Hecht Museum, Haifa University. Archaeology and paintings.
• Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Includes Dead Sea Scrolls - Shrine of the Book, Judaica and Jewish ethnography, fine art, Archaeological Museum * Rockefeller, East Jerusalem Art Center * Paley, and Ticho House. Take a virtual tour.
• Israel National Museum of Science, Daniel and Matilde Recanati Center, Haifa.
• Jerusalem Mosaic. Information, exhibits and images about Jerusalem.

¸q¤j§QItaly

• Astronomical Museum, Bologna.
• Civico Museo Revoltella, Gallery of Modern Art, Trieste. (In Italian, English soon.)
• Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice. Modern art. An outpost of the Guggenheim Museum,
• History of Science Museum, Florence. (Also in Italian.)
• Monumentale Cemetery of Milano, Milan. Biggest museum of sculptures in Italy. (Also in Italian.)
• Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari. (In Italian.)
• Museo dell'Immagine Fotografica e delle Arti Visuali, Universita' di Roma Tor Vergata. Museums of the Photographic Image and of the Visual Arts.
• Museo di Capodimonte, Naples. Includes the Farnese picture collection. (Also in Italian.)
• Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche, Faenza. Ceramics. (In Italian.)
• Museo Morandi, Bologna. Works of art by Giorgio Morandi. (Also in Italian.)
• Museum of the Physics Department, Institute of Physics of Naples. An exhibition of early instruments of the Institute. (In English and Italian.)
• Museo di Storia Naturale di Firenze, Florence. Natural history museum. Anthropology, botany, geology and paleontology, mineralogy and zoology. (In English and Italian.)
• Wooden Toy exhibition, Padua.

¤é¥»Japan

• Art on the Net museum exhibition.
• Art Tower Mito. Contemporary Art Center.
• Canon Camera Museum.
• Edo-Tokyo Museum, Setagaya Art Museum and other buildings in Tokyo. Architectural information only, from Ellipsis.
• Hiroshima City Transportation Museum. (Also in Japanese.)
• Internet Museum.
• Museum Meiji-mura. Open-air museum of Japanese architecture from the Meiji period (1868-1912). Includes a field map. (Also in Japanese.)
• Nagoya City Art Museum.
• National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka. (Mostly in Japanese.)
• National Museum of Japanese History, Chiba. (Also in Japanese.)
• National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. (In English and Japanese.)
• National Science Museum, Tokyo. (In English and Japanese.)
• NIMA Sand Meuseum,Simane.
• Tokugawa Art Museum. Includes exhibition rooms. (Also in Japanese.)
• Yokohama Science Center, Yokohoma. (In Japanese and English.)

• Museum Information Japan. A map of Japan with museum links. (Also in Japanese.)

¿c´Ë³ùLuxembourg

• National Museum of Art and History. (Held at the Ministere de L'Education Nationale, partly in French.)

¾¥¦è­ôMexico

• Carrillo Gil Museum of Contemporary Art, Mexico City. Mexican 20th century art. (In Spanish, in English soon.)
• Diego Rivera Virtual Museum. Muralist painter (1886-l957). (Also in Spanish.)
• Museo de las Culturas Prehispánicas, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco. (In Spanish.)
• Tina Modotti Museum. Virtual museum of photographs. (In Spanish.)

• Art and History Museums from the Virtual Forum of Mexican Culture. (Also in Spanish.)

¨º¦Ì¤ñ¨ÈNamibia

• National Museum of Namibia, Windhoek. National heritage.

²üÄõNetherlands

• 7th Museum, Amsterdam. A public art project.
• Centraal Museum Utrecht. The oldest municipal museum in the Netherlands, including historical works of art and the Rietveld Schröder house (1924). (Mainly in Dutch.)
• Computer Museum, University of Amsterdam. Scientific and industrial computing. Electronic calculators, analog computers, core memory and paper tape.
• Laboratory for Architecture (LAVA), Eindhoven University. Museum Architecture.
• Limburgs Museum, Limburg. Includes multimedia using RealAudio. (In Dutch.)
• Museon, The Hague. Science and natural history: geology, biology and ecology, history and archaeology physics and technology, ethnology. (In English and Dutch.)
• Museum Gevangenpoort, The Hague. (In Dutch.)
• The Software Museum, Amsterdam. Early computer software disk directory listings.
• Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Amsterdam. Leading modern contemporary art museum in the country. Artworks, images, java, VRML, Shockwave. (In English and Dutch.)
• Teylers Museum. Fossils and minerals, scientific instruments, medals and coins, paintings, prints and drawings. Oldest public museum and the first virtual museum in the country. (Also in Dutch, French and German.)
• University Museum, Utrecht. (In Dutch.)
• Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven. Contemporary art. (English and Dutch.)

• Amsterdam museums.
• Eindhoven museums. (Dutch and some English.)
• Museums in the Netherlands, Netherlands Board of Tourism (NBT). An excellent, comprehensive list.
• De Museumserver, the Netherlands. Dutch museums on the Internet.

¯Ã¦èÄõNew Zealand

• Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki.
• Auckland WebMuseum. Online museum presenting Maori culture.
• Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Art, history, Maori culture and the natural environment. Now available from New Zealand itself; a new museum opening in 1998. See the Art Now 1998 exhibition.
• New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum, Wanaka Airport. Includes links to other aviation museums on the Web.

®¿«ÂNorway

• Henie-Onstad Art Center, Høvikodden. Largest collection of international modern art in Norway. Includes a museum shop.
• Museums of Natural History, Tøyen, Oslo.
• Northern Lights Planetarium.
• Norwegian Emigrant Museum, Hamar.
• Troms* Museum. (In Norwegian.)

ªiÄõPoland

• Centre For Contemporary Art, Warsaw. (In English and Polish.)
• Museum of Art, Lodz.
• Saltmine "Wieliczka", Museum of Cracow salt-works, Wieliczka.

¸²µå¤úPortugal

• Instituto Português de Museus. Includes museum virtual tours, events, shop, etc. (In English and Portugese.)
• Maritime Museum, Lisbon. (In English and Portugese.)
• Museu Municipal do Funchal (Natural History), Madeira Islands. (Also in Portugese.)

ĬÁpRussia

• Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Major art collection. See also here (in Russian and English).
• State Art and Historical-Architectural Museum-Reserve "Kolomenskoe", Moscow. (Also in Russian.)
• State Darwin Museum of Natural History. (In Russian.)
• St. Petersburg Pictures Gallery.

• Russian museums. (In English and Russian).

·s¥[©YSingapore

• Lin Hsin Hsin Art Museum. Singaporean artist whose works incorporate images, sculptures, poetry and music. Includes Java.
• Online Museum of Singapore Art & History.

´µ¬¥¥ï¥§¨ÈSlovenia

• National Museum of Slovenia, Ljubljana. Archaeology, history, applied arts, drawings and graphics.
• Technical Museum of Slovenia, Bistra, Borovnica. Traffic, agriculture, textile, electricity, forestry, wood processing, hunting, fishing.

«n«DSouth Africa

• Albany Museum, Grahamstown. Includes the Natural Sciences Museum, History Museum, Observatory Museum, Fort Selwyn, Old Provost military prison, and Drostdy Arch.
• Durban Art Gallery.
• National Cultural History Museum, Sunnyside, Pretoria. Includes a list of satellite museums in and around Pretoria.
• South African National Gallery, Cape Town.
• Transvaal Museum, Pretoria. Natural history collections of southern African fauna.

• Johannesburg museums.

«nÁúSouth Korea

• National Kyongju Museum, Kyongju. Cultural assets.

·ç¤hSwitzerland

• Dialogues of Peace, Palais des Nations, United Nations headquarters, Geneva. Also in the surrounding Ariana Park, from July 2 to October 26, 1995. Organized by the Association Française d'Action Artistique (AFAA). An international exhibition of contemporary art specially chosen by the Secretariat of the United Nations' 50th Anniversary.
• Kunstmuseum Luzern. Museum of Fine Arts, Lucerne. (Also in German.)
• Musée de la Main, Lausanne. (In French.)
• Natural History Museum, Berne.
• Natural History Museum of Fribourg. (In French, German, Italian and English.)
• The Olympic Museum, Lausanne.
• World Art Treasures, Jacques-Edouard Berger Foundation, Lausanne and EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology). Presents a number of developing on-line exhibits of art from Egypt, China, Italy, etc. (Also in French.)

• Museums and exhibitions in Switzerland, Index by name, place and subject. Includes museums on the Internet. (Also in French, German and Italian.)
• Database for Swiss Cultural Heritage (DSCH), Berne. (In English, French, German and Italian.)
• Fribourg museums.

ªü©Ô§BÁp¦X¤j¤½°êUnited Arab Emirates

• Ajman Museum, Ajman. Historic fortress.

±ë¸¦©£Vatican City

• Vatican Museums (Musei Vaticani). See also Christus Rex virtual exhibits containing many images of the Vatican City, Sistine Chapel and Raphael Stanzas and Loggias. (Unofficial.)

©e·ç¤º©ÔVenezuela

• Sofía Imber Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas (MACCSI). (In English and Spanish.)