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Looking to refine your cultural knowledge? A new museum-like site will leave you in awe – and maybe a little more cultured without having to fight the crowds.
The Google Cultural Institute collects digital artifacts such as photos, videos and manuscripts from museums and collections from all over the globe. Featured are exhibits from the 1800s through the year 2000, such as the Anne Frank House, the Smithsonian, the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory and the LIFE Photo Collection.
With a design that reads like a book, the Google Cultural Institute allows you to search for an event by date, location, or person, which makes it easy to spend hours learning about things that might otherwise have gone forgotten. From a tragic love story in Auschwitz, digitizing the Dead Sea Scrolls, to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, there is something for everyone.
The Google Cultural Institute helps preserve and promote culture online
Google Cultural Institute
With a team of dedicated engineers, Google is building tools that make it simple to tell the stories of our diverse cultural heritage and make them accessible worldwide.
We have created this site to provide a visually rich and interactive online experience for telling cultural stories in new ways. Discover exhibits by expert curators, find artifacts, view photographs, read original manuscripts, watch videos, and more.
Other Projects
We have worked with organizations from across the globe on a variety of projects; presenting thousands of works of art online through the Art Project, bringing to life the wonders of the world through the World Wonders Project and showcasing the Dead Sea Scrolls. Learn more:
World Wonders Project
Cultural Institute ? Google
Bringing to life the wonders of the modern and ancient world
Art Project
The world’s art at your fingertips
Yad Vashem
Remembering the Holocaust
Dead Sea Scrolls
Digitizing the biblical manuscripts
Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory
Presenting Nelson Mandela’s legacy online
Versailles 3D
Discover the Palace of Versailles in 3D throughout the ages
Le Pavillon de l’Arsenal
A Liquid Galaxy digital display of Paris in 2020
La France en relief
17th century France in Google Earth
Partner with the Google Cultural Institute
The Google Cultural Institute collects digital artifacts such as photos, videos and manuscripts from museums and collections from all over the globe. Featured are exhibits from the 1800s through the year 2000, such as the Anne Frank House, the Smithsonian, the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory and the LIFE Photo Collection.
With a design that reads like a book, the Google Cultural Institute allows you to search for an event by date, location, or person, which makes it easy to spend hours learning about things that might otherwise have gone forgotten. From a tragic love story in Auschwitz, digitizing the Dead Sea Scrolls, to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, there is something for everyone.
The Google Cultural Institute helps preserve and promote culture online
Google Cultural Institute
With a team of dedicated engineers, Google is building tools that make it simple to tell the stories of our diverse cultural heritage and make them accessible worldwide.
We have created this site to provide a visually rich and interactive online experience for telling cultural stories in new ways. Discover exhibits by expert curators, find artifacts, view photographs, read original manuscripts, watch videos, and more.
Other Projects
We have worked with organizations from across the globe on a variety of projects; presenting thousands of works of art online through the Art Project, bringing to life the wonders of the world through the World Wonders Project and showcasing the Dead Sea Scrolls. Learn more:
World Wonders Project
Cultural Institute ? Google
Bringing to life the wonders of the modern and ancient world
Art Project
The world’s art at your fingertips
Yad Vashem
Remembering the Holocaust
Dead Sea Scrolls
Digitizing the biblical manuscripts
Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory
Presenting Nelson Mandela’s legacy online
Versailles 3D
Discover the Palace of Versailles in 3D throughout the ages
Le Pavillon de l’Arsenal
A Liquid Galaxy digital display of Paris in 2020
La France en relief
17th century France in Google Earth
Partner with the Google Cultural Institute
