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How virtual tours of museums are conducted, and why such a service is needed.

Many people would like to regularly visit interesting objects and galleries, but not everyone has enough time and opportunities for this (especially when it comes to museums in another country or city).

Online tours come to the rescue, which allow you to get acquainted with the exhibits without departing from.

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The essence of the concept

Typically, these are presented on the main website of a museum or gallery, and are technically implemented in the form of .

It consists of many panoramas by analogy with other similar services. You can "move" with the arrows on the screen, and in this way, inspect all available rooms.

Advice: For different establishments, the format of registration may vary slightly. But, often, it is quite simple, and the management of "movements" quickly becomes intuitive. Usually, there are arrows on the screen, which indicate the possible directions of movement.

They are created by developers at the initiative of the owners. They allow you to get acquainted with exhibitions and collections, and are also able to stimulate the viewer's interest in a real visit.

Louvre

You can take a tour of some of the rooms of the Louvre by going here. Not all exhibits are presented on the site, and there are no temporary exhibitions and expositions. But you can visit the following:

• Egyptian archeology;
• Medieval Louvre (dedicated to the legacy of the time when the building was the palace of the French kings);
• Apollo Gallery.

To view the hall, you need to select the one you are interested in on the page that opens via the link.

Under its description, click on the Launch Virtual Tour button, and in the window that opens, hover over the exhibits and click on them.

Below the main window there is a field with a description, and a map where you can choose the exhibitions of interest.

In order to make an online tour of the Hermitage, you must follow the link. The application was created on the same engine as, therefore, using it is quite convenient and familiar.

The window can be expanded to full screen.

The tour starts in the central gallery, in order to “go” to the neighboring ones, left-click on the image of the doors.

There is an image of a compass in the lower right corner of the main tour window. With it, you can change the direction of the camera by moving it left and right.

Next to the compass there are buttons with the numbers 0 and 1 - they indicate the floors of the palace-museum.

It is in many ways similar to the Tretyakovskaya. Here, for inspection, works of art belonging to a private collector are also presented.

There is virtual access to almost all rooms. On the main page of the site, which opens on the link, there is a diagram of the premises. Choose what you want and click on it.

An online panorama of the selected room will open in a new window. You can control camera movements in a standard way - by moving the mouse while holding down the left button.

Also at the bottom of the screen there is a menu to control the movement using the buttons.

In the upper right corner of the screen there is a field, when clicked, a complete list of halls available for inspection opens. You can select the one you are interested in.

The webcam will allow you to visit both inside and outside the National Aerospace Administration: you will walk along the launch pads, see how the spacecraft and shuttle main engines are assembled, get into the Museum of the Apollo 14 space module that visited the Moon.

2. Coliseum(Italy)

This camera will invite you to wander through the remains of the legendary Roman stadium, where 3,000 gladiators could fight at the same time. The Colosseum is over 1900 years old and is still open to the public.

3. Palace of Versailles(France)

The Palace of Versailles is an example of how the French kings lived in grand style. The splendor of the palace made such a strong impression on Peter I that after his visit he conceived the construction of the famous ensemble in Peterhof. The webcam will take you through the territory of the palace and the park area, where 3,600 courtiers lived at the same time.

4. Taj Mahal(India)

The Taj Mahal is a symbol of Shah Jahan's love for his wife Mumtaz Mahal, sung by poets. You can zoom in on the webcam so much that you can see the floral ornaments and the finest Arabic script that adorn the walls of the palace.

4. Galapagos Islands(Ecuador)

This webcam will offer you a lot of exciting things: dive deep into the blue lagoon and see fur seals, walk around the island and take a closer look at huge turtles and unique birds - frigatebirds with a bright red throat pouch.

Internet giant Google has opened a virtual door to its holy of holies - data centers. The webcam will take you to the places where the internet is stored.

7. The White house(USA)

This webcam will invite you to visit the official residence of the President of the United States. You will walk along the red carpet, look into a large number of rooms and see the atmosphere in which the American head works.

8. Diagon Alley

Wizards from Google guide you through Diagon Alley from the Harry Potter movie. You will see the scenery and see the sights of the street with the full feeling of being on the set yourself.

9.

This is the first plane to appear on Google Street View. And not just like that. The richest people on the planet travel aboard the Emirates A380. It remains only to turn on the camera.

10. Everest base camp(China-Nepal)

A unique place that is not worth talking about, but it is better to see everything with your own eyes. The mountain air is breathtaking.

The Great Barrier Reef is like an outlandish forest with its own flora and fauna. You can see it in person right now.

12. CERN(Switzerland)

CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) is the world's largest physics laboratory. This is where the Large Hadron Collider is located. With the help of the camera, you can see all the details of this grandiose structure from different angles and visit anywhere in the center. Everything takes on completely different shapes and sizes when you look at the collider with your own eyes.

13. Islands of Indonesia

Here, with this webcam, as with a good travel companion, do not cross: archaeological sites, statues, museums, islands. Choose to your liking - and good luck!

14. (USA)

The Smithsonian Institution is made up of 19 museums and galleries, as well as the National Zoological Park. The film "Night at the Museum" was filmed here. And if you haven't been here yet, then welcome!

15. Van Gogh Museum(Netherlands)

It is the 23rd most visited museum in the world. The webcam will take you through the galleries with the works of the famous Dutchman and introduce you to the interior of the museum.

Here on the right there is a scroll down engine, scroll and read. You can also watch a video that shows how to use the project, however, quite quickly. To start viewing, press the red button in the center.

To watch the video in full screen, press the button marked with an arrow. To return to the previous mode, press the "Esc" key on the keyboard.

Virtual train journey along the Great Trans-Siberian Railway

When you enter the project page, a window with a video will open. The video will be downloaded continuously, all nine thousand kilometers. On the right, you can select from the menu "Knock of wheels" or "Radio" or reading books. To start the video, you need to click the triangle in the center or on the left. Then press the triangle "Knock of wheels"
Below the video window, a map with a driving route is shown. You can independently specify the point where to immediately move the train. Or select "What to see" in the right menu. If a city is selected, the prompt "Exit to see city" will appear. By clicking on a hint, you can view photo, video or text materials about the city.
If you click the "YouTube" button, the view will be transferred to the "YouTube" service, where you can click the "Full Screen" view button, however, there will be no sound.
You can return to the previous view mode using the "Esc" key on your keyboard.

Do you love to travel? Yes, in our time, such pleasure is not cheap. Not everyone has the opportunity to travel to the same Ukraine, not to mention the cities of the World. And so you want to walk through the streets of Madrid or Paris.

My mother and I often sit down at the computer in the evenings and go for a walk around the city of our youth, Lviv. It will be pleasant to plunge into the atmosphere of your childhood, where everything is so close and dear.

While we lived there, we did not notice much. And when did you notice? But now you can safely “walk” along any street and examine every house and every tree ...

And you have such an opportunity. All you need for such trips is a computer and Internet access. So, for example, let's walk through the streets of the Polish Republic of Warsaw.

Such walks can be made both in the Yandex search engine and Google. Overseas, Google has more options and more busy online cities. So we will go to the Google search engine (google.ru) and type two words in the search engine Google Maps.

A map with street names will open. We choose any point we like on this map. A small photo of the street appears below.

Click the mouse on this photo and move to this point.

We point the mouse at the road along which we will move and click the mouse. Some people find it more convenient to use the arrow buttons (forward, backward, right, left) on the keyboard.

At the very bottom are small photos. You can click on any of them and you will immediately move to the point shown in the photo.

Thus, you can navigate through any cities that are loaded into such maps and view all the sights of the World.

"Walk" and admire the architecture of the great and beautiful world capitals and simple cozy towns of our homeland.

Traveling to the most beautiful places on Earth!

Friends, today will be an unusual page. We offer you an online journey through the most picturesque corners of our Planet!

Modern technologies have reached such a level that travel is now available to us from anywhere in the world. Enjoy the online tour of the world prepared by the AirPano team!

To control your journey: control the arrows on the keyboard or click and move the mouse, and to zoom in (to see everything in detail) move the mouse wheel!

Below are some of the trips. To get into them - click on the title or picture!

The first mountain is Huaynu Picchu, and the second is Machu Picchu, which is much less frequently visited by tourists. To climb to its top, you need to overcome a height difference of about 500 m. The path is a stone path, which consists of 1700 steps and the usual ascent to it takes 1.5 hours. The view of the city from the top is amazing!

Statue of Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
(click on the link or image below - the panorama will open in a new window)

"Paris is a holiday that is always with you." So said the famous American writer Ernest Hemingway, and probably every person can subscribe to these words - no matter whether he has been there or not. Paris is a symbol of romance and the cradle of European culture.

Dubai traces its history back to the 7th century, but few people associate this largest city of the United Arab Emirates with antiquity. Its most capacious characteristic is the "City of the Future": after all, nowhere on the planet is there so many incredible architectural structures, ultra-modern and even ahead of their time.

The Church of the Intercession on the Nerl (1165) near the village of Bogolyubovo is the greatest monument of Russian architecture. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site called "White Stone Monuments of Vladimir and Suzdal". This outstanding landmark of Russia is built on a man-made hill at the confluence of the Nerl and Klyazma rivers. The floods of the river are resisted by the foundation of a special structure, extending five meters deep into the hill. It is surprising that the temple was erected in just a year - in the life of Andrei Bogolyubsky it is indicated: “make this church in one summer and make a monastery for monks with it.” It follows from the chronicle that the temple is associated with the victorious campaign of the Vladimirians against the Bulgars and the death of the son of Prince Andrei - Prince Izyaslav. Until our time, the temple survived miraculously.