Digitization is very important for culture today because it has made the vast cultural knowledge accumulated over centuries available to the general public. Museums are much more important today than they were a few years ago because they can deal with social issues caused by the 2020 pandemic. No corner of our planet has remained untouched by the COVID-19 crisis. Cultural and creative industries were among the first sectors to close their doors. Most sectors depend on visitors, that is, on human engagement. As a result, activities at venues such as theatres, festivals, cinemas and museums have been affected. The only solution to this situation is to go online. Technological innovations have transformed museums to enhance the educational and practical aspects of the museum experience. They enabled the cultural sector to improve access to information through the digitization process and thus reach the public. In addition to providing information about the institution's collections, museum websites have moved into virtual space to provide a richer user experience. Museums have also opened their doors in online form, known as virtual museums, which has enabled people around the world who are unable to travel to connect with another culture, without direct contact. Many institutions have connected to the Google Arts and Culture platform. Through them, the exchange of information between various cultures is made possible on a completely new level. They introduce us to cultures that we may not have known existed until now, and introduces us to the world of art in a different way