ArtQuest VR Oculus Meta Quest VR GameTravel exploration VIP

[Version]: May 14, 2026

Update the store to the latest version v1.4.7.62

[Update]: Fixes and updates, please see the version notes below for details

[Name]: ArtQuest VR

[Genre]: Travel exploration, learning, creativity

[Platform]: Quest 2, Quest Pro, Quest 3, Quest 3S (all-in-one version)

[Online]: Single player offline

[Size]: 224MB

[Refresh rate]: 90Hz

[Language]: Multi-language [Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Hong Kong), Chinese (Taiwan), Ukrainian, Russian, Russian (Ukraine), Hindi, Indonesian, Turkish, Hebrew, Greek, German, German (Switzerland), Italian, Japanese, French (Canada), French (Belgium), French (France), Polish, Swedish, Romanian, English, English (Canada), English (South Africa), English (Australia) Australia), English (United States), English (UK), Dutch, Dutch (Belgium), Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Spanish (Colombia), Spanish (Mexico), Spanish (Venezuela), Spanish (Chile), Spanish (Puerto Rico), Spanish (Peru), Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Argentina), Vietnamese, Arabic, Korean]

Step inside a museum gallery in VR! ArtQuest VR lets you explore paintings from thousands of artists and hundreds of renowned collections – including the Louvre, Getty Museum, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, MoMA, and more – presented to life-to-scale. Browse by artist, genre, or collection; move naturally from one work to another; then get closer to observe high-resolution details of brushstrokes and materials. ArtQuest VR focuses on exploration and meticulous observation, bringing together important works of art in an immersive space.

what you can do

Explore a catalog of over one million paintings, drawings, murals, and more.

ArtQuest VR gives you access to Wikimedia Commons’ vast library of historical public domain art, including everything from the Mona Lisa to Johannes Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, Claude Monet’s Water Lilies and Haystacks, and Paul Cézanne’s The Bather.

Explore by artist, genre or collection.

From Impressionism to the Dutch Golden Age to Gothic art, or browse the collection of the Museum of Reality.

See the work in true scale and high resolution.

See paintings in lifelike proportions, gaining a true sense of size and presence. Look closely at brushstrokes, textures and materials.

Study art and art history.

Read informative labels for biographical details, artistic style and historical context, with optional audio commentary.