With the current travel restrictions in place, the only way to visit the places we love or dream of traveling to one day is from the comfort of our own homes. InsureMyTrip collected data on which virtual travel destinations have become most popular recently and came up with the following list. Which have you been to-either virtually or in-person?

Located in Paris, France, The Louvre is one of the most well-known museums in the world. As the world's largest art museum with so many exhibitions, it can be a bit daunting to see everything in one trip. But now, with their online tours, you can experience the museum's rooms and galleries at your own speed.

The San Diego Zoo has numerous live cams, allowing visitors to check in on some of the zoo's most beloved animals. Take a break from your work-from-home life to see what the penguins, baboons, pandas and more are up to. They even have a kids' website filled with activities, stories and videos.

It's still uncertain when the beloved Disney World theme park will reopen, but thanks to the Google Street View, visitors can still explore the parks while staying at home.

One of the Great Wonders of the World, the Great Wall of China is the longest man-made structure ever built. And while you probably don't want to traverse all 13,000+ miles, you can virtually visit some of the more popular sections.

Whether you want to participate in some of The Guggenheim's activities and classes or just take part in the virtual experience, the museum has released videos to keep you and your kiddos entertained while having to remain at home.

Graffiti or Street Art is growing in popularity around the world. Unfortunately, visitors don't always know where to look for these masterpieces when visiting a new city. Google Art Project: Street Art has made an interactive website where you can explore the artwork in a city near you, or where you hope to visit, simply by clicking on different regions of a map. Plus there are even artist stories and works that were made to come to life through the power of animation.

Seeing the Eiffel Tower is on many a traveler's bucket list. And now, thanks to Google, you can take a virtual visit and see what it's like to walk around on top of the Eiffel Tower.

Get the experience of many of The Met's famous exhibits from anywhere. The museum has created a virtual tour of that allows visitors a 360-degree view of some of the most recognizable exhibits.

Located in Atlanta's iconic Centennial Olympic Park District, the Georgia Aquarium is home to some playful otters, hungry piranhas, energetic beluga whales and more. Catch these animals on the aquarium's webcams.

With over 2,300 pieces of artwork, The London National Gallery is filled with beautiful displays of some of the most recognizable paintings of anywhere in the world. Whether you are interested in Renaissance, oil paintings, watercolors, etc., Google makes it easy to sort through the plethora of exhibits to find what fits your tastes.