This paper aims to highlight the prevailing situation of uncertainty in Greece with regard to the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the functioning of indoor venues of cultural interest, with a focus on museums. It seeks to shed light on issues such as whether, in their daily lives, people, particularly young people, missed museums during the coronavirus times, how they responded to museums’ online presence during lockdown and, ultimately, what they expect from them in general. At the same time, it aims to record empirically visitors’ concerns regarding the new situation and discuss their perception of how they handle the question of visiting museums, as well as their attitude towards digital visits in lieu of their physical presence in them.