Virtual Field Trips

Take a trip through the Lego Duplo factory in Hungary and watch how almost 5 million bricks and characters are made each day.

Follow the journey your letters take through high-tech machines that process 30,000 pieces of mail each hour.

Get an inside view into the history and making of pencils at the Derwent pencil factory in England.

Find out how the Tesla Model S is made with a tour of this state-of-the-art factory.

Learn how a sign shop in Queens makes more than 10,000 signs a month for New York City -- for everything from crosswalks to highways to parking!

Take a tour of the West Wing of the White House in sign language. See just what the president's 45-second commute looks like.

Explore Niagara Falls and learn more about this natural wonder on the border of the U.S. and Canada.

Visit this animal shelter in Sacramento, California, and find out how pets are taken care of before they get adopted and find a new home.

Although they might not swim or move like fish, coral reefs are actually living organisms that play an important role in the ecosystem.

Meet Flash, a two-toed sloth, and learn more about the habitat and habits of these cute mammals.

Did you know some cookies are made in factories, not in restaurant kitchens? Watch this "sweet" tour on how large-batch cookies are mixed and shipped.

Explore some of the most beautiful places in the USA, guided by National Park Rangers.

Visit this ancient city -- now a World Heritage site -- and learn about the Mayan people who once lived there.

Explore how this New York tenement's history mirrors the story of immigration in the U.S. Then, dig into more resources from the Tenement Museum's site.

See some of the world's most amazing trees—from biggest to oldest and beyond—in this top-notch virtual tour.

Explore some of the most beautiful places in the USA, guided by National Park Rangers.

Take a virtual trip to Chicago to visit the Field Museum, and explore their animal exhibits using Street View.

Pick a video, click, and rotate to get a 360-degree view of stuff people don't often get to see.

Journey to Vietnam's Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park and the stunning Sơn Đoòng cave, the world's largest natural cave.

Wander the richly decorated halls of this unique holy city-state—completely free of crowds!

Bring little ones (and bigger kids!) on a virtual tour of this iconic landmark. Afterward, look up some info about the nearby Crazy Horse monument.

Explore five equally impressive and varied national parks in these interactive, ranger-led virtual tours.

Follow an immigrant's footsteps in this virtual tour, and read firsthand stories about what it was like to emigrate through Ellis Island.

Discover Yosemite Valley's mountains, meadows, and waterfalls in this virtual tour that's as close to breathtaking as one can get without being there.

Take a virtual tour of the living quarters and workspace of the president of the United States.

Get ready to explore over 5,000 years of art from across the globe.

Gawk in awe at the Smithsonian's stunning collection of dinosaur skeletons. But that's not it: there's tons more from our Earth's eventful past.

Take a trip through the Lego Duplo factory in Hungary and watch how almost 5 million bricks and characters are made each day.

Follow the journey your letters take through high-tech machines that process 30,000 pieces of mail each hour.

Get an inside view into the history and making of pencils at the Derwent pencil factory in England.

Find out how the Tesla Model S is made with a tour of this state-of-the-art factory.

Learn how a sign shop in Queens makes more than 10,000 signs a month for New York City -- for everything from crosswalks to highways to parking!

Take a tour of the West Wing of the White House in sign language. See just what the president's 45-second commute looks like.

Explore Niagara Falls and learn more about this natural wonder on the border of the U.S. and Canada.

Visit this animal shelter in Sacramento, California, and find out how pets are taken care of before they get adopted and find a new home.

Although they might not swim or move like fish, coral reefs are actually living organisms that play an important role in the ecosystem.

Meet Flash, a two-toed sloth, and learn more about the habitat and habits of these cute mammals.

Did you know some cookies are made in factories, not in restaurant kitchens? Watch this "sweet" tour on how large-batch cookies are mixed and shipped.

Watch how these delicious and sweet holiday treats are made, processed, and packaged.