The “VISTA variables in the Vía Láctea” (VVV) Survey is an ESO Public NIR time-domain survey of the inner Milky Way, which mapped the Galactic bulge and an adjacent section of its mid-plane. It had performed time-domain observations in the Ks-band for 6 years and providing an atlas of 562 sq. deg. of the sky in 5 wavebands (ZYJHKs). The VVV data products offer a unique dataset to map the stellar populations deeply embedded on highly obscured regions. Among the new discoveries, almost 30 globular clusters distributed in different regions of our Galaxy were recently detected and characterized. Because of the relatively small amount of known Galactic globular clusters, each new discovery is importrant and impact statistically on the global known propreties of these objects.