Destination Guide FAQMuseums in Second Life.
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Cats Museum
A place for those who love cats. Un lugar para los que aman los gatos
The Vordun Museum and Gallery
The Vordun Museum and Gallery is an art and history experience like no other in Second Life! Browse the many galleries and exhibits, then enjoy a coffee in the Common Grounds cafe.
A Night to Remember
Travel back in time and experience the wonder and tragedy of the world's most famous ocean liner, Titanic. This immersive exhibit tells the dramatic and poignant story of the ship, crew, and passengers who embarked on the voyage of a lifetime, only to be part of one of the greatest disasters in history.
Spaceflight Museum
The International Spaceflight Museum hosts a series of exhibits and events about real-world space travel. Ride a rocket into space and explore the planets! Rockets and spacecraft from the past, present and future. More info at: ismuseum.org
The Aho Museum
Located on the Northwestern Michigan College campus, this gallery features regularly rotating exhibits from a variety of artists. Outside is an intriguing selection of sculpture, and the adjoining Ars Simulacra island plays host to the work of many creative NMC artists in SL.
The Jules Verne Museum
Visitors can take an extraordinary underwater voyage here. With a full-size submarine to explore, this museum offers insight into the life and work of French science fiction writer Jules Verne.
Strandhavet Viking Museum
The only Viking Museum in Second Norway! Come and learn about the Vikings and Norse culture.
Holocaust Memorial Museum
"Witnessing History: Kristallnacht, the 1938 Pogroms" is an unforgettable virtual exhibit within the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
First World War Poetry Digital Archive
Explore archived materials from the major poets of World War I, such as Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon. Manuscripts, letters, and diaries are supplemented with streaming video and audio to provide an incredible insight into life in the trenches during 1914-1918.
Ethnographic Exhibits of Two Cultures
The Community Virtual Library (CVL) presents an ethnographic exhibit of two lowland tropical rain forest indigenous cultures of the Republic of Panama. The exhibit, designed by Nexus Dot, a cultural anthropologist, in collaboration with co-curator, and media specialist, Shiloh Emmons, highlights two decades of Nexus’s ethnographic research. For more information, visit: youtu.be/NiNWF7WY-lE
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