360 Cities, A Worldwide Collection of Panoramas
Tahrir Square, Cairo, November 22, 2011 by Mostafa Ibrahim
360 Cities is a vast online collection of 360 degree panoramas from around the world. The interactive panoramas span everything from famous landmarks (pyramids of Giza), historical moments (Cairo’s Tahrir Square, November 22, 2011), the obscure (Kish Island, Iran) and the unusual (inside of a washing machine). Each panorama is geotagged and can can browsed by location on an interactive map.
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