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23 Virtual Zoo Field Trips, Tours, and Zoo Cams That Get You Up Close to the Animals

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We love field trips, but sometimes organizing an excursion just can’t happen. Fortunately, we live in a time when technology can bring the excitement to us. The pandemic encouraged many zoos and aquariums to put in the effort to bridge the gap for visitors at home. As such, we’re able to share this list of fantastic virtual zoo field trips, virtual zoo tours, and zoo cams you can enjoy from anywhere.

Best Virtual Zoo Field Trips, Virtual Zoo Tours, and Zoo Cams

San diego zoo.

The San Diego Zoo has a “Watch and Learn” section on its website. Here, students can check out the fantastic zoo cams including the burrowing-owl cam, giraffe cam, elephant cam, and many more.

Atlanta Zoo

While the Atlanta Zoo’s zoo cam is dedicated to pandas, they offer many videos and activities that feature bird watching, sloths, lemurs, monkeys, and more.

Reid Park Zoo

Located in Tucson, Arizona, this zoo features a variety of delightful zoo cams designed to give kids a virtual zoo tour of the elephants, giraffes, grizzly bears, lions, and more.

Tembe Elephant Park

Tembe Elephant Park is located in a remote area of South Africa. Renowned for having the largest elephants in the world, these zoo cams offer sights such as sand forests and wetlands, leopards, rhinos, and, of course, elephants.

GRACE Gorilla Forest Corridor

This extensive cam takes us inside the gorilla forest corridor in the Democratic Republic of Congo while connecting the habitat with the night quarters at the Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center (GRACE).

Houston Zoo

Take a virtual zoo tour down to Texas and enjoy the live zoo cams set up by the Houston Zoo, allowing you to peer into the lives of giraffes, gorillas, elephants, and flamingos.

Explore the Arctic

Head to Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, to witness the annual polar bear migration. Discovery Education has teamed up with Polar Bears International to host a series that explores some of the biggest questions about the Arctic.

Bring your virtual classroom to life with animals from the Oregon Zoo. The Wildlife Live videos are aligned to different subject content areas, which are listed on the page. New videos are also posted regularly on the zoo’s social media channels. A few times every week, they go behind the scenes for a live interview with animal-care staff. Each live video is accompanied by a kid-approved activity related to the featured animal .

PBS Zoo Field Trip

Let’s all go to the zoo with PBS LearningMedia! At Zoo Miami, Penny and the KidVision VPK kids wash rhinos, feed giraffes, study a zebra’s stripes, and ride a camel. Lions and tigers and apes, oh my!

International Wolf Center

The cool wolf-pack cam live-broadcasts the adventures of four ambassador wolves: Denali, Boltz, Axel, and Grayson. The exhibit stretches across 1.25 acres and includes two dens, a filtered pond, and a forested area.

San Antonio Zoo

While San Antonio Zoo virtual field trips aren’t free, they’re very engaging. Enjoy virtual encounters with okapis, hippos, rhinos, and more.

From a virtual zoo tour and chats with staff to showing what the animals are up to and posting activity ideas from their education and conservation teams, the Dallas Zoo’s Bring the Zoo to You web series is perfect for a virtual field trip.

Australia Zoo

Australia Zoo was the home of the late Steve Irwin, best known as the Crocodile Hunter. His wife, Terri, and children, Bindi and Bob, have continued his legacy. This fantastic YouTube channel offers captivating videos of some of the world’s most fascinating animals.

Smithsonian’s National Zoo

This virtual zoo field trip takes us to the nation’s capital. Check out animal zoo cams that share a glimpse into the daily lives of black-footed ferrets, naked mole rats, giant pandas, and more.

Chester Zoo

This British zoo has been going live on Facebook and YouTube to offer a fun and engaging virtual zoo tour packed full of fantastic facts and adorable animal antics.

Monterey Bay Aquarium

The Monterey Bay Aquarium has created virtual zoo tour resources to support children’s learning for grades pre-K through 12. The site offers online courses, family-friendly science activities, crafts and printables, and fantastic video lessons (in English and en español) to help young learners who are excited about ocean animals.

Georgia Aquarium at Home

These wonderful guided virtual tours through Georgia Aquarium’s galleries allow you to explore the chilly unknown in Cold Water Quest , be immersed in a world of colors as a tropical diver , and more.

New England Aquarium Virtual Tour

Enjoy a virtual zoo tour of the New England Aquarium and check out the projects and activities available to both educators and families. New zoo cam videos premiere on Facebook , YouTube , and Instagram .

Folly Farm Sloth Cam

Witness the serene existence of Tuppee and Lightcap, two charming two-toed sloths residing in Sloth Forest, a habitat created as a comfortable “sloth retirement home.”

Aquarium of the Pacific Webcams

Peek into the lives of playful penguins, sleek sharks in the Shark Lagoon, the graceful sea nettles, the bustling Tropical Reef, the serene Honda Blue Cavern, and the intriguing coral predators. These webcams, complemented by resource kits, offer a vibrant, educational experience for all ages.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Giraffe Cams

Tune into the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s giraffe cams for a live peek into the lives of giraffes in the African Rift Valley exhibit. These cameras capture the giraffes as they roam, mingle, and interact with visitors hand-feeding them lettuce. It’s a “Way Beyond Watching” experience that brings you up close with these majestic animals from anywhere in the world.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium Webcams

Dive virtually into the world of marine rescue at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. Their live webcams offer glimpses into the new Ruth & J.O. Stone Dolphin Complex, home to rescued bottlenose dolphins in a sprawling 1.5 million gallons of Clearwater Bay’s filtered water. Additionally, explore more live cams like the Otter Cam, Pelican Cam, and Mavis’s Rescue Hideaway Cam for a closer look at other rescued marine animals.

Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo Webcams

Catch a glimpse into the daily lives of Beardsley Zoo’s beloved animals with their live webcams. Be sure to switch between the Indoor and Outdoor Red Panda Cams, the Spider Monkey Cams, and the River Otter Cam to see these creatures exploring their habitats.

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Virtual Field Trips: Zoos, Aquariums, Farms and Safaris

Take a virtual field trip to see all sorts of animals without leaving home. You can visit zoos, aquariums, farms, and even go on a virtual safari all in the same day!

We’ve rounded up an amazing list of zoos, aquariums, farms and nature preserves that have webcams, live streams, and youtube videos you can watch to learn more about animals. We’ve also included links to online lesson plans and activities for those families wanting to create a richer learning experience from their virtual field trips.

What is a Virtual Field Trip?

Field trips are awesome learning experiences because they get you out of the classroom and take you into an immersive environment. On a virtual field trip , you open a window to explore outside your home or classroom. You can simply observe, or you can add to the experience with some educational information or activities to go along with it.

The list we’ve compiled below is pretty extensive, so be sure to bookmark this page so you can come back to it.

Zoo Virtual Field Trips

Modern zoos are an amazing blend of entertainment and education, coupled with research and conservation. When you visit a zoo, you not only get to see and learn about animals you are unlikely to encounter, but you are also supporting efforts to protect wildlife and the planet.

Wildlife Curriculum

Try one of these resources to add to your virtual field trip experience.

• Virtual Field Trip Guide
• Free Zoo Field Trip Questions
• World Wildlife Federation’s “ Wild Classroom ” – They have 5 “days” of activites set up. There are also 9 educational toolkits currently available.
• National Wildlife Federation Lesson Plans and Webinars – broken up by topic and specifies appropriate grade level.
• Free Digital Versions of Ranger Rick Magazines – Through June 2020.
• Animal Books you can read or have read to you online
• Teacher Guides and Saving a Species Video Series + teacher toolkit from SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment.

San Diego Zoo (USA)

One of the most famous zoos in the world offers live webcams of baboons, penguins, apes, tigers, koalas, burrowing owls, elephants, polar bears, giraffes, and condors.

There is also archived webcam footage of pandas.

Houston Zoo (USA)

The Houston Zoo has webcams that let you look in on the giraffe feeding platform, the gorilla habitat, the elephant yard, the rhino yard, the chimp window, and even leafcutter ants!

The folks at the Houston Zoo have also been bringing the Zoo to You on their facebook page every weekday at 11am Central Time.

Kansas City Zoo (USA)

The Kansas City Zoo has live webcams showing two types of penguins, giraffes, and polar bears. The penguin cams are listed as separate cameras, but both show the same view. At the time of this post, the polar bear cam was not working.

Zoo Atlanta (USA)

We were fortunate to get to visit Zoo Atlanta a few years ago and we loved seeing the pandas! It’s so nice to know we can drop in and see Ya Lun and Xi Lun from home.

In addition to the webcam, Zoo Atlanta has three at-home learning guides for pre-k to 4th grade, as well as some animal games and crafts .

Philadelphia Zoo (USA)

Visiting the Philadelphia Zoo is unique because the animals are literally all around you as they have paths they can use to go over the walkways. When you can’t visit in person, you can view the penguin point webcam.

In addition, the Philadelphia Zoo has started doing Facebook Live sessions called “Philly Zoo at 2” at 2pm EDT daily.

Milwaukee County Zoo (USA)

On Zoo View TV, you can drop in on the Milwaukee County Zoo’s residents such as Polar Bear, Jaguar, Lions, Hyenas, Tigers, and Penguins… and even fish.

Elmwood Park Zoo (USA)

The Elmwood Park Zoo in Pennsylvania has a giraffe live camera from 10am-5pm EDT. They have also been going live on their facebook page with Zoo School from 11am-11:30am on weekdays.

Reid Park Zoo (USA)

The Reid Park Zoo in Arizona lists zoo cams for grizzly bears, lemurs, lions, elephants, and giraffes. Their zoo site also has a few zoo activity packets that were designed to be completed after a visit to the zoo, but could be done from home, as well.

Detroit Zoo (USA)

The Detroit Zoo in Michigan has live cams and videos they call “Virtual Vitamin Z” to help you get your daily supplement of zoo fun at home. Their live cams show you penguins, snow monkeys, falcons, and otters.

They also have past videos available on their site here.

National Zoo (USA)

The National Zoo has live webcams for you to virtually visit their giant pandas, lions, elephants, and naked mole-rats! And you can get updates on what’s going on at the zoo on the National Zoo Facebook page .

The site also has resources such as educational activities you can do at home and downloadable zoo activities .

Chattanooga Zoo (USA)

The Chattanooga Zoo in Tennessee has four live webcams on their zoo’s site. You can drop by and check out meerkats, snow leopards, tamarin, and the spotted genet.

Greenville Zoo (USA)

The Greenville Zoo has two cams set up to watch their giraffes. One gives you a look inside the barn. The other is a view of the paddock.

Alaska Zoo (USA)

As you might expect, the Alaska Zoo has a polar bear, and you can virtually visit it through its webcam. In addition, the zoo has started doing free live sessions via the Zoom app. Spots are limited and the schedule and links are being posted on the Alaska Zoo Facebook page .

Edinburgh Zoo (Scotland)

Did you know that the Edinburgh Zoo was the first zoo in the world to house and breed penguins? In addition to penguin cams, they also have live streams of pandas, tigers, and koalas.

In addition, the Wildlife Conservation Charity has some interactive learning from home courses for all ages.

Dublin Zoo (Ireland)

The zoo is also home to a scimitar-horned oryx, which is a species of antelope you can no longer find in the wild.

Ireland’s Dublin Zoo offers webcams of penguins and elephants, as well as their African Savanna where you might see giraffes, ostriches, zebras, or rhinos.

Marwell Zoo (UK)

The Marwell Zoo has a live video stream of their flamingos. They also have a photo streams (photos update every 30 seconds or so) of penguins, giraffes and lemurs.

Paignton Zoo (UK)

The Paignton Zoo has webcams set up looking at meerkats and sulawesi crested macaque. Their Flamingo webcam is currently unavailable. They also have a series of YouTube Videos about animals and working with them .

Starting Monday, March 23rd, the Paignton Zoo will be adding downloadable resources to their “ Wild at Home ” program for parents and teachers.

Zoos Victoria (Australia)

Zoos Victoria is an association of three zoos in Australia: Healesville Sanctuary, Melbourne Zoo, and Werribee Open Range Zoo. Their site features webcams where you can see snow leopards (indoor and outdoor), penguins, giraffes, lions, and zebras.

More Zoos for Virtual Field Trips

• Live Tiger Cam
• Virtual Adventures on Facebook @brecsbrzoo
• Live Webcams : Aquatic Bird Cam, Sea lion Pups (not working)
• Videos on Social Media @BronxZoo
• Remote Learning Resources
• Virtual tour (Series of Short Videos)
• Online Learning Resources
• Live Giraffe Cam (9:30am – 4:45pm MT)
• “Abnormally Normal” Video Series (Facebook)
• Home Safaris daily at 3pm ET on Facebook
• Daily Virtual Classrooms on Facebook at 11am ET @ClevelandMetroparksZoo.
• Live Webcams – Discovery Reef, Bonobos
• YouTube Videos
• Live Webcams – Meerkats, Penguins
• Animal Update Videos (Facebook)
• “Zoo to You” Facebook Lives weekdays at 3pm ET @DenverZoo
• More Videos on Denver Zoo Youtube channel
• Live Webcams : Giraffes, Sea Lions, Meerkats, Siamangs, and Orangutans
• Animal Videos on Facebook @ElPasoZoo
• “Keeper Chats” on Facebook Live @FortWorthZoo
• “ School of Croc ” lives at 10am ET on Facebook
• Live Webcams : Macaque, Macaw, Penguin, Tiger, Walrus
• Videos on the Indianapolis Zoo Facebook page
• Live Webcams : Penguin, Lion, Giraffe, Flamingo, Goat
• Behind the Scenes on Your Screen – learn about Zoo Jobs
• “Zoo to You” Facebook Lives Weekdays 11am ET
• Updates on Facebook @MNZoo
• Learning Corner – Activities and downloadable curriculum for grades 1-12.
• Live Cams with Chat
• Bear Lesson Plans
• “ Do the Zoo at Home “
• Facebook updates and videos @OmahaZoo
• Live Penguin Cam (9am – 5pm daily)
• #BringtheStlZootoYou Videos on Facebook
• Live Webcams : Snow Leopards, Elephants, Amur Leopards (must have Flash Player enabled)
• #ZooOpenOnline with Facebook Lives and YouTube Videos .
• “Zoo School” Facebook Lives (Mondays 11am ET) + random story times and craft videos.
• Archived Live Videos + themed activities for kids that go with each video.
• “ Virtual Voyage ” daily at 2pm on Facebook
• Videos bringing the Zoo to you on YouTube
• Downloadable Activities
• Augmented Reality Zoo Tour (via Zappar App)
• Live Webcams: Bears, Bats, and Tigers
• Updates on the Woodland Park Facebook page
• Live Grizzly Bear Cam
• Updates on Facebook @ZooMontana
• Learning Resources : Activities and Printables
• Facebook Live Q&As – Weekdays 11am ET @ZooAmerica

If you know a zoo with great virtual field trip content like live cams, videos, or activities that isn’t on this list, let us know to add it!

Aquarium Virtual Field Trips

Aquariums focus mainly on ocean life, though many have animals that live out of the water, but live in or near the water.

One Big Ocean Online Curriculum

“One Big Ocean” is an online curriculum from Ocean.org. They have three different programs customized for the level of school. These can be used by themselves, or paired with a real or virtual visit to any aquarium.

• One Big Ocean Elementary
• One Big Ocean Middle
• One Big Ocean Secondary

Online Ocean School

You can also learn about the various creatures and habitats of the Gulf of St. Lawrence at “ Ocean School “, with three weeks of lessons online and more being added.

National Aquarium (USA)

The National Aquarium in Baltimore, Maryland has cameras placed in three exhibits: Blacktip Reef featuring blacktip sharks, rays, and colorful fish; “Jellies Invasion” which you can guess features jellyfish; and “Pacific Coral Reef”. You can also take a virtual tour of the National A quarium with 360 degree images.

Georgia Aquarium (USA)

The Georgia Aquarium is ranked as the best aquarium for families in the United States. We’ve been there, and it is AMAZING! And they have some great, high quality live feeds from their exhibits, too!

You can watch the Ocean Voyager cam where you can see sharks, rays, fish, sea turtles and even huge whale sharks! There’s also the Indo-Pacific Barrier Reef, Southern Sea Otters, Jelly Cam, California Sea Lions, African Penguins, Piranhas, and Beluga Whales.

And while they haven’t been going live, they have been posting videos to the Georgia Aquarium Facebook page .

Shedd Aquarium (USA)

You might have seen the video going around of the Shedd Aquarium’s penguins taking their very own personal tour of the aquarium’s exhibits. If you haven’t, you should check it out.

In addition to the one live stream we found on their site so far, the Shedd Aquarium also has a great series of videos just for kids called “Sea Curious”. They also have some really cool 360 degree videos of sharks!

The Aquarium of the Pacific (USA)

The Aquarium of the Pacific is located in Long Beach, California. They have several webcams that allow you to visit virtually. You can see penguins both above and below the water, a shark lagoon, sea jellies, a tropical reef, blue cavern, and colorful anthias and wrasse exhibit.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium (USA)

The Clearwater Marine Aquarium located on the Gulf Coast in Clearwater, Florida is home to Winter and Hope, the rescued dolphins whose stories were the basis for the movies “Dolphin Tale” and “Dolphin Tale 2”.

You can virtually visit Winter and Hope, along with Nicholas and PJ. The aquarium also has views of its otters, pelicans, and sea turtles.

The Clearwater Aquarium even has downloadable lessons in language, math, and science to go along with a real or even virtual visit to the aquarium. There is also an online Kid Zone with games, activities, and experiments.

California Academy of Sciences (USA)

As the name suggests, the California Academy of Sciences is not just an aquarium. The San Francisco facility is also a natural history museum with a rainforest exhibit and planetarium.

There are a few webcams that allow you to visit right from home. You can look in on penguins, stingrays, a coral reef, and even take control of a camera at the top of a lighthouse on the nearby Farallon Islands.

The site also has lesson plans and materials for kids from preschool through high school.

Tennessee Aquarium (USA)

Live webcams of the secret reef, penguin, and sea otter exhibits. And on their facebook page, they are live streaming Aquarium at Home sessions.

Vancouver Aquarium (Canada)

Canada’s Vancouver Aquarium is home to more than 50,000 animals and features 30 exhibits to explore. When you can’t visit in person, you can still drop in on the sea otters, jellyfish, and penguins via the webcams on their homepage.

Atlantic White Shark Conservancy

Facebook Lives weekdays at 10am @AtlanticWhiteShark . Resources on the website.

Farm Virtual Field Trips

While farms are different than zoos, they can be just as educational and rewarding in connecting us to nature, whether we visit in person or virtually.

Hen Cam (USA)

The Hen Cam comes from a backyard outside Boston, Massachussetts. The feed switches automatically between 3 cameras showing the hens outside and inside. You might also see goats and a bunny named Phoebe.

Peter’s Farm (Holland)

You can see a live stream of the cows, and maybe even some baby calves, at Peter’s Farm in Holland. The stream is only during operating hours, but there is also some YouTube footage for when it isn’t live.

Folly Farm (UK)

Folly Farm has a cute webcam that gives you a peek at its farm animals like sheep, goats and donkeys. The website also lists penguin, giraffe, and lion webcams from the zoo, but they were not working when we visited.

Farm Sanctuary (USA)

This sheep barn camera is at the Farm Sanctuary in Watkins Glen , New York. They also have a recorded virtual tour of the farm showing you some of their other animals.

Goats Live (??)

Not sure where it is coming from, but this camera is pointed at some goats and streams 24 hours a day.

Farm Food 360 (Canada)

Farm Food 360 has virtual tours of all different kinds of farms. There are milk & cheese, dairy cow, sheep, pig, mink, grain, egg, and oat farms, feed mills, and an apple orchard.

Chatsworth Farm (Canada)

Chatsworth Farm is an over 2,000 acre family-run farm in Canada where they grow grain and legume crops, alfalfa, and raise beef cattle, sheep, turkeys, ducks, and chickens for eggs and meat. They have a few video tours on their webpage and they’ve also been live streaming recently on the Chatsworth Farm Facebook page .

Horse Shoe Farm (USA)

This camera pans back and forth showing the outdoor pens of the Horse Shoe farm in Hendersonville, North Carolina. The horses are not always outside, though.

Virtual Farm Field Trips on YouTube

We found a whole bunch of Farm tours and Q&As on YouTube. Here are links to those. Some are individual, but others are whole playlists with multiple videos.

• American Dairy Association Indiana (4 videos)
• Ohio Pig Farms (50+ videos, several very recent)
• Grow Next Gen (discusses various topics)
• Ohio Beef Council (18 videos)
• New York Beef Council (4 videos)
• American Dairy Association Northeast (12 videos)
• Pennsylvania Beef (no playlist, but at least 3 tours among their many videos)
• Milk Means More (4 tours to a Michigan Dairy farm)

Safari Virtual Field Trips

SafariLive (Africa)

Live Streamed safaris from the African wilderness. You never know what you are going to see, and your tours are guided by knowledgeable guides who sometimes answer questions from viewers.

SUNRISE SAFARI (Monday to Sunday)

• Central African Time (CAT): 06:00am – 09:00am
• East African Time (EAT): 07:00am – 10:00am
• Eastern Standard Time (EDT): 00:00pm – 03:00am

SUNSET SAFARI (Monday to Sunday)

• Central African Time (CAT): 15:30pm – 18:30pm
• East African Time (EAT): 16:30pm – 19:30pm
• Eastern Daylight Savings Time (EDT): 09:30am – 12:30pm

Cumbria Wildlife Trust (UK)

Over on the Cumbria Wildlife Trust webpage, you can drop in on webcams of a few different animals from across the United Kingdom. There is a camera pointed at the bird feeders at Plumgarths Wildlife Garden, Grey Seals at the South Walney Nature Preserve (archive footage when cam is not working), a Badger cam from Rydel, Ambleside, and an Osprey cam from Foulshaw Moss Nature Preserve (says cam will be available late March 2020).

Explore.org Webcams (Worldwide)

Explore.org has countless live streams from all over the world that you can choose from, including several locations already mentioned in this post. But our favorites are the ones you can view outside of a zoo, aquarium, or farm setting.

Some of these also have great audio, so you can make it full screen, turn up the volume, and have a window to the world. Great for background or meditation.

• Tembe Elephant Park (Africa)
• Honeybees going in and out of a hive
• Flying Foxes (bats)
• Hear Orcas (and occasionally see them) underwater
• Sea Lions hauled out onto rocks
• Polar Bear Cubs

Wolf Conservation Center

The Wolf Conservation Center in New York is dedicated to protecting and preserving wolves in North America. They have several live feeds of various species of wolves. And if you want to learn a little about wolves , you can do that, too.

Bald Eagle Cam (USA)

Despite being the national symbol of the United States, we don’t get to see Bald Eagles all that much. But with the camera set up at Duke Farms in New Jersey, we can look right into a Bald Eagle’s nest! They even have a scavenger hunt you can print out for the kids to watch the nest and see if they spot any of those things.

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Virtual field trips have become increasingly popular as a way to explore the world from the comfort of our own homes. If you’re a fan of wildlife and zoos, here are 15 virtual zoo experiences that will take you on an exciting adventure:

1. San Diego Zoo – Visit one of the most famous zoos in the world from your living room. Explore live animal cams and watch amazing animals like pandas, elephants, and penguins.

2. Bronx Zoo – Take a virtual tour of the largest metropolitan zoo in the United States. Experience close-up encounters with animals like tigers, gorillas, and sea lions.

3. Smithsonian’s National Zoo – Discover the wonders of this Washington D.C. zoo with live animal cams. Watch giant pandas, lions, elephants, and more in their natural habitats.

4. Cincinnati Zoo – Join the Home Safari Facebook Live sessions where zookeepers introduce different animals each day. Learn interesting facts and observe their behavior.

5. Houston Zoo – Tune in to their Zoo Lights Virtual Experience during the holiday season. Explore festive lights, meet Santa, and enjoy behind-the-scenes animal encounters.

6. Columbus Zoo – Check out their Animal Encounter Videos featuring various zoo animals. Learn about their diet, behavior, and conservation efforts.

7. Edinburgh Zoo – Go on a virtual tour of this Scottish zoo and get up close with animals like pandas, koalas, and penguins.

8. Toronto Zoo – Watch their Virtual Zoo School series and learn about animals through interactive lessons. Explore different habitats and meet their inhabitants.

9. Dublin Zoo – Take a virtual safari through the African Savanna and encounter giraffes, rhinos, and zebras. Learn about their conservation efforts in the wild.

10. Prague Zoo – Join their virtual tours and discover the diverse animal species that call this Czech zoo their home. Explore exhibits like the Indonesia Jungle and African Plains.

11. Singapore Zoo – Embark on a virtual adventure with the zoo’s Animal Webcams. Watch orangutans swing, elephants bathe, and more.

12. Taronga Zoo – Enjoy their 24/7 live animal cams that showcase animals such as giraffes, sun bears, and meerkats. Learn about their conservation programs.

13. Perth Zoo – Explore their Zoo Adventures website, which includes virtual tours, live webcams, and educational resources. Connect with Australian wildlife from afar.

14. Memphis Zoo – Watch their Virtual Wild Encounters series and meet animals like hippos, rhinos, and chimpanzees. Learn about their care and conservation.

15. Bronx Zoo Education Programs – Engage in virtual lessons and activities offered by the Bronx Zoo’s education team. Learn about animal adaptations, conservation, and more.

These 15 fantastic zoo virtual field trips offer an immersive and educational experience for wildlife enthusiasts of all ages. So grab your virtual safari hat and start exploring the wonderful world of zoos from the comfort of your own home!

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Wish you were in dublin.

(Note: This article was written during Covid restrictions in summer 2020)

We all do! While being stuck at home during travel restrictions is tough, we invite you to discover Dublin on a virtual tour of Dublin’s attractions with virtual offerings - we hope it offers enough inspiration to join us one day and discover some of Dublin’s Best Attractions in person!

Get Up Close at Dublin's Most Popular Attractions!

Wander around Dublin’s iconic Glasnevin Cemetery, get a birds-eye view of Dublin from O’Connell Tower, see what the lions are up to at Dublin Zoo, or listen to the brilliant shows the Museum of Literature Ireland have released.

Sure, you’ll be looking at a screen, but you’ll see new places, hear new stories, and pick up some facts you weren’t aware of! Call it a warm-up for that moment when you will be able to discover Dublin Best Attractions for real!

One of Dublin’s favourite family attractions - Dublin Zoo is really missed by visitors! With live webcams throughout the zoo, you can watch the penguins swimming and playing, look at the giraffes, rhinos, and zebras peacefully wander the African Savanna; and see the herd of Asian elephants in the Kaziranga Forest Trail. A brilliant activity for all the family!

You can view all the action here ! To plan a real visit to Dublin Zoo, check out DoDublin's page on Dublin Zoo here !

Teeling Whiskey Distillery

You can discover one of Dublin's leading distilleries online now. Based in the heart of Dublin's Liberties, Teeling Whiskey Distillery is located in the historic centre of whiskey production in Dublin. Discover the distillery here ! Teeling are also running a #TeelingAtHome Campaign on Social Media which shows simplified versions of the distillery's cocktails that people can make in the comfort of their own home. Check out some great recipes here !

You can book tickets for Teeling Distillery's best tours through dodublin.ie!

EPIC - The Irish Emigration Museum

EPIC - The Irish Emigration Museum has developed virtual tours for almost its entire museum! Think you know Ireland? Think again! Learn everything about how Irish people have impacted on the world. From inventors, explorers, and world-class Irish sportspeople, this is a great opportunity to learn a lot about Ireland!

Discover EPIC Museum and plan your visit!

Travel back in time and visit a Viking house and street, a medieval merchant’s house and the medieval fair. Learn the history of the battle of Clontarf and discover an online learning section on Dublinia’s website which includes nine audio visual animations with interactives on nine historical sites in Dublin - a super primary and secondary school resource to do at home!

Start your virtual learning here ! For the real Viking experience in the heart of Dublin, plan your visit here !

Glasnevin Cemetery

Wander (Should we say scroll and tap?!) your way around Glasnevin Cemetery’s Exhibition and the stunning O’Connell Tower. Look out the four windows and get a birds-eye view from the top of the tower and see across Dublin… even as far as Wicklow!

Discover Glasnevin's virtual tour here ! For more information, check DoDublin's guide to planning a visit to Glasnevin Cemetery Museum .

Dublin Castle State Apartments

Stroll around Dublin Castle’s stunning state apartment rooms and discover the venue for inaugurations and prestigious functions. Originally built as the residential and public quarters of the viceregal court, the state apartments are now the venue for Ireland’s presidential inaugurations and prestigious functions.

The Chester Beatty Library

Take a virtual tour in 3D of the Chester Beatty Library , visit the digital collections or explore the learning resources for parents and teachers. Or be creative on your next video call - the Chester Beatty Library have also provided packs of Free Virtual Meeting Backgrounds - taken from the Chester Beatty collections!

National Gallery of Ireland

Explore the stunning galleries and spaces around the National Gallery of Ireland. Or discover their vast amount of activities in the Explore & Learn section - from sensory activities, to drawing, colouring, and you can even Explore the Renaissance!

Kilmainham Gaol

Kilmainham Gaol, one of Dublin’s most popular attractions, have a series of videos to mark the anniversary of the execution of four of the leaders of the 1916 Rising on their Facebook page. With scenes from the cells where the leaders were held, they have developed fascinating videos to date!

Plan your visit to Kilmainham Gaol now !

Museum of Literature Ireland

With everything from podcasts from famous Irish writers, to an opportunity to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Georgian Dublin while following the footsteps of Jonathan Swift, the Museum of Literature Ireland have bountiful content to keep you occupied during travel restrictions! And for teenagers in the household, MoLI have created NovelTeens !

Visit Dublin's leading literary attraction today !

National Leprechaun Museum

The National Leprechaun Museum is a museum encouraging visitor to voyage back to your childhood, and bring back the memories and immerse yourself in a world of myth and legend. Now they have developed fascinating online content called - Where the Story Begins . Where the Story Begins is a podcast from the National Leprechaun Museum exploring common and forgotten places around Ireland through stories.

We're all in this together, and staying in is the best way to stay safe for now. But that doesn't mean you can't enjoy some of Dublin's best-loved sights from home! We look forward to being able to get out and about with you on-board!

Looking for some international inspiration? Check out Google’s collection of virtual tours for some of the world’s best known attractions !

Did we miss one? Let us know on Twitter and Instagram !

23 Virtual Tours Of Ireland To Take This St. Patrick’s Day

By Author Keith O'Hara

Posted on Last updated: February 7, 2024

There’s some excellent virtual tours of Ireland that you can take from the comfort of your couch.

In an attempt to bring those of you that want to be here a little closer to Ireland , we’ve created a guide that’s packed with some brilliant virtual tours of Ireland.

From the windswept coast of the west of Ireland to twists and bends of the Ring of Kerry , you can absorb Ireland’s scenery this St. Patrick’s Day from anywhere in the world.

Table of Contents

Section 1: The most popular virtual tours of Ireland

Photos via Shutterstock

Section 1 is packed with the most popular virtual tours of Ireland. These will take you to places to visit in Ireland that have been tourist favourites for many a year.

Below, you’ll find everything from the Giants Causeway and the Cliffs of Moher to mighty museums, historical sites and much more.

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1. The Giants Causeway

The Giant’s Causeway in County Antrim is an area of immense natural beauty (it also has a nice bit of Irish mythology attached to it!), thanks to an ancient volcanic fissure eruption that took place many years ago.

It’s here that you’ll find 40,000 interlocking basalt columns along with a clatter of magnificent coastal scenery, a stone’s throw from the Old Bushmills Distillery .

Take a virtual tour of the Giant’s Causeway

2. Blarney Castle

Blarney Castle is one of the most famous of the many castles in Ireland . It was built nearly 600 years ago by one of the greatest chieftains to ever roam Ireland – Cormac MacCarthy.

Home to the world-famous Blarney Stone , it’s said that planting a kiss on its rugged surface will give you the ‘gift-of-the-gab’.

If having a ramble here and planting your lips on the ‘magical’ stone was on your to-do list, you can still do so… virtually!

Take a virtual tour of Blarney Castle

3. The Cliffs of Moher virtual tour

The Cliffs of Moher in County Clare is arguably one of the most iconic tourist attractions in Ireland . It’s definitely one of the most visited, anyway!

And, by all accounts, the Cliffs of Moher virtual tour is one of the most popular virtual tours of Ireland. 

You’ll find the cliffs at the southwestern edge of the stunning Burren region where they stretch for around 14 kilometres.

Take a virtual tour of the Cliffs of Moher

4. The National History Museum

The National History Museum of Ireland, often referred to as ‘the Dead Zoo’, is a branch of the National Museum of Ireland.

The virtual tour here offers access to two balconies that are currently closed to the public following a safety review.

On their website, you have the opportunity to browse the ground floor (full of Irish Fauna), the first floor (mammals of the world), the second floor (fishes, birds and reptiles) and the third floor (insects, shells corals and more).

Take a virtual tour of National History Museum

5. The Guinness Storehouse

Photos © Diageo via Ireland’s Content Pool

A visit to The Guinness Storehouse is one of the most popular things to do in Dublin .

It’s here that you’ll get an insight into the brewing process of Guinness (the most famous of the many Irish beers ) along with the brands rich history.

You’ll find it at the St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin where, since it opened in 2000, it has welcomed over twenty million visitors.

Take a virtual tour of the Guinness Storehouse

6. Dunluce Castle

You’ll find the iconic ruins of Dunluce Castle perched on jagged cliffs along the magnificent Causeway Coastal Route .

A source of wanderlust for travellers the world over, the unique appearance of Dunluce Castle and the quirky history behind it has seen it receive its fair share of attention online in recent years.

Take a virtual tour of Dunluce Castle

Section 2: Unique virtual tours of Ireland

Section 2 is packed with unique and unusual virtual tours of Ireland. These will take you to places to see in Ireland that you’ll hopefully have never heard of.

Below, you’ll find everything from the Gobbins and an often-missed cave in Doolin to one of the finest castles in Northern Ireland and much more.

1. The Ailwee Caves

Photos via Aillwee Caves on FB

You’ll find the Ailwee Caves in the heart of the Burren National Park in County Clare.

Those who visit the cave will be taken on a 20-minute expert-led tour through the cave’s spectacular caverns.

Expect bridged chasms, weird formations, a thunderous waterfall and plenty more.

Take a virtual tour of the Ailwee Caves

2. Carrickfergus Castle

We’re off to the 800-year-old Carrickfergus Castle in Northern Ireland, next. You’ll find it in the town of Carrickfergus in Antrim, on the shores of Belfast Lough.

The castle has witnessed its fair share of action. Over the years it was besieged by the Scots, the Irish, the English and the French.

Take a virtual tour of Carrickfergus Castle

3. The Gobbins Cliff Path

A visit to The Gobbins Cliff Walk is one of the more unique things to do in Northern Ireland .

It was originally aimed at Edwardian thrill-seekers that wanted to experience a chunk of Ireland’s most dramatic coastline up close.

It was the vision of Berkeley Deane Wise and the tour here is out of this world. You can learn more about its history and the very unique cliff-side tour in this guide .

Take a virtual tour of the Gobbins

4. The Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge

You’ll find Northern Ireland’s much loved rope bridge on the North Antrim Coast road, nestled between Ballintoy Harbour and Ballycastle .

For those afraid of heights – and for those seeking an adrenaline boost – the Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge hangs over 25 foot above the chilly waters below and is a cosy one meter wide.

You can learn more about the history of the bridge, how it was constructed and what it was originally used for in our guide . 

Take a virtual tour of Carrick-A-Rede

5. The Marble Arch Caves

The Marble Arch Caves are a series of natural limestone caves found near the village of Florencecourt in Fermanagh.

It wasn’t until 1895 when two explorers disturbed the silence of the caves and the first beam of light pierced the darkness.

Take a virtual tour of the Marble Arch Caves

6. Derry City Walls

Derry is officially the only completely walled city in Ireland and it’s one of the finest examples of a walled city in Europe.

The walls, which were built between 1613-1618, were used to defend the city against early 17th century settlers.

Still beautifully intact, they now form a walkway around Derry’s inner city and offer a unique promenade to check out the layout of the original town.

Take a virtual tour of Derry City

7. House of Waterford Crystal

Photos courtesy Patrick Browne via Failte Ireland

The now-iconic Waterford Crystal Tour is a tourist favourite and offers an insight into skills that have taken two hundred years to perfect.

Those that choose to take the factory tour can observe the meticulous transformation of glowing balls of molten crystal into elegant shapes.

Take a virtual tour of Waterford Crystal

Section 3: Virtual tours Ireland: Historical sites

Section 3 is packed with virtual tours of Ireland that’ll take you to historical sites, museums and places packed with history and, in some cases, Irish folklore .

Below, you’ll find everything from the President’s house in Dublin’s Phoenix Park to one of the oldest lighthouses in the world and much more.

1. Áras an Uachtaráin (where the president of Ireland lives)

Next up is the residence of the president of Ireland. Originally a Palladian lodge built in 1751, the building is officially known as Aras an Uachtaráin .

You’ll find it just off Chesterfield Avenue in the brilliant Phoenix Park in Dublin. The building was designed by Nathaniel Clements and officially completed in 1751.

Take a virtual tour of Aras an Uachtaráin

2. The Medieval Museum in Waterford

Photos courtesy Waterford Museum of Treasures via Failte Ireland

At Waterford’s Medieval Museum, visitors can soak up the story of what life was like in the historic city of Waterford thousands of years ago.

The city was excavated between 1986 and 1992 and many of the unique discoveries made during this time are housed here.

The Medieval Museum exists to tell the story of life in Waterford city during the Medieval era and is home to several preserved medieval structures.

Take a virtual tour of the Medieval Museum

3. Kylemore Abbey

The story of Kylemore Abbey is a tragic one that spans over 150 years since the foundation stone was laid by a woman of the name of Margaret Vaughan Henry.

Over the course of 150 years, the Abbey has seen it’s fair share of tragedy, romance, innovation, education and spirituality, which you can learn more about in our guide to the Abbey.

Take a virtual tour of Kylemore Abbey

4. Hook Lighthouse

The historic Hook Lighthouse is the OLDEST operational lighthouse in the world, which is pretty damn impressive!

The story of the Hook Head Lighthouse begins way back during the 5th century when a Welsh monk by the name of Dubhán founded a monastery around 1.6 km north of Hook Head.

You can read more about the lighthouse in our guide to Hook . If you fancy taking a look around Hook Lighthouse and the surrounding area, you can do so right here .

Take a virtual tour of Hook

5. Titanic Experience Cobh

Photo left: Shutterstock. Others: Via Titanic Experience Cobh

On the 11th April 1912, the Titanic called to the port of Queenstown (now known as Cobh ) on her maiden voyage. What happened next has been the subject of countless films and books.

The Titanic Experience Cobh is a visitor centre situated in the original White Star Line Ticket Office in the centre of Cobh town in what was the departure point for the last passengers who boarded the ship.

Take a virtual tour of the Titanic Experience

6. Crumlin Road Gaol

The Crumlin Road Gaol , which dates back to 1845, closed it’s doors as a working prison in 1996 and is now a popular tourist attraction.

The physical tours of the gaol are led by qualified tour guides that’ll take you through the history of the gaol in riveting fashion.

The story begins at a time when women and children were held within its walls through to the political segregation of republican and loyalist prisoners and ultimately to its closure.

Take a virtual tour of the Gaol

7. St. Patrick’s Cathedral

The spectacular Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin was founded back in 1191 and is the National Cathedral of the Church of Ireland.

Boasting a 43-metre spire, the cathedral is the tallest church in Ireland (it’s also the biggest). It was built between 1220 and 1260 in honour of Ireland’s patron saint and it’s one of the most impressive buildings in the city, as you’ll see here .

While Dublin on St. Patrick’s Day is a little crazy, many places of worship hold St. Patrick’s Day prayers and they’re a great place to escape the hustle and bustle.

Take a virtual tour of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral

8. The GPO Dublin

If you live in Dublin, or if you’ve visited in the past, it’s highly likely that you’ve spent a bit of time on O’Connell Street.

It is easy to saunter along this street and see nothing but the Spire or the GPO. The former is an enormous spike jutting up in the middle of the street, after all.

Take a virtual tour of the GPO

9. Glasnevin Cemetery

Glasnevin Cemetery opened on the 21st of February, 1832. I can’t recommend the physical tour here enough – definitely pop it onto your to-visit-when-things-get-back-to-normal list.

The General History runs every day and there’s a re-enactment at 14:30 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

Glasnevin contains the graves of a number of Ireland’s national figures, such as Daniel O’Connell, Michael Collins, Éamon de Valera and Constance Markievicz.

Take a virtual tour of Glasnevin

10. Explore Ireland in real life

If the virtual tours of Ireland aren’t doing it for you and you’re considering visiting in person, try one of our road trip itineraries:

• 5 days in Ireland
• 7 days in Ireland
• 10 days in Ireland
• 14 days in Ireland

FAQs about virtual tours of Ireland

Since publishing this guide to virtual tours of Ireland last St. Patrick’s Day, we’ve had 50+ emails asking about everything from unique attractions to virtual museum tours.

In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.

What are the most unique and unusual virtual tours of Ireland?

The Gobbins, Crumlin Road Gaol, The Ailwee Caves and The Carrick-A-Rede tour are all very different.

What are the best video tours of Ireland for kids?

Cliffs of Moher, The National History Museum, The Giant’s Causeway and Hook Lighthouse are are worth having a nosey at.

What virtual tours of Ireland showcase the best scenery?

Gobbins Cliff Path, The Cliffs of Moher virtual tour, The Giants Causeway and Dunluce Castle each shows off a fine bit of scenery.

Keith O’Hara has lived in Ireland for 35 years and has spent most of the last 10 creating what is now The Irish Road Trip guide. Over the years, the website has published thousands of meticulously researched Ireland travel guides, welcoming 30 million+ visitors along the way. In 2022, the Irish Road Trip team published the world’s largest collection of Irish Road Trip itineraries . Keith lives in Dublin with his dog Toby and finds writing in the 3rd person minus craic altogether.

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Friday 17th of March 2023

looks so amazing because of the cool things there!

Saturday 25th of April 2020

Thank you for putting this tour together. We were scheduled to come to Ireland in May 2020 to celebrate our son's college graduation. Rescheduled date TBD as he's starting a job in June 2020. We will use these virtual experiences to "celebrate". Any recommendations on foods / recipes we can make to get the full virtual experience of being there.

Wednesday 18th of March 2020

I have been lucky enough to visit Ireland twice.....so far! I cried when I left....I felt such a an emotional pull...a place of majesty and forever beauty!

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