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Moskwa, Rosja

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Long time ago, in December 2012 we applied for the Russian Geographical Society (RGS) grant to develop AirPano.ru project. Quite surprisingly, we were invited to attend a meeting of the expert committee, and the project was approved after we had given our presentation. The ceremonial presentation of the RGS grants was held in April 2013 at the meeting of the RGS Board of Trustees under the chairmanship of President Vladimir Putin.

During his presentation at the meeting our colleague Sergey Semyonov asked V. Putin for his assistance in granting the permit to shoot Moscow Kremlin from the air. The President supported his idea and now we've completed several photo shootings over the territory of Kremlin.

Today AirPano project has decided to show all spherical photo panoramas we managed to do over the Kremlin.

And now we want to tell you a few historical facts about this unique architectural monument.

The name "Kremlin" was given to a fortified complex found in various historic Russian cities. There are numerous kremlins in Russia that managed to survive up to this day: the Novgorod Kremlin, the Kazan Kremlin, the Pskov Kremlin, the Kolomna Kremlin. But only one Kremlin speaks for itself - the world-famous Moscow Kremlin in the capital of the Russian Federation. It's the largest fortress in Europe preserved and functioning up to this day. The Kremlin is a major tourist attraction, a Russian president's residence, and Russia's most famous landmark.

The first settlements on the territory of the Moscow Kremlin were established during the Bronze Age in 2000 BC, but the first fortifications appeared here much later in 1156. A 850-meter long wooden fortification with a total area of about 3 hectares was surrounded by a 16-18-meter long and 5-meter deep moat.

During the Mongol-Tatar invasion, the Kremlin was destroyed and then rebuilt. But only in the middle of the 14th century, during the rule of the Grand Prince Dmitry Donskoy, the Kremlin's wooden walls and towers were replaced by structures from local white stone. It was from that moment on that Moscow was referred to as "Moscow made of white stone" ("Moskva belokamennaya").

However, in the 15th century, during the rule of Ivan the Great, they had to rebuild it because its walls were falling apart. Italian architects were invited for the Kremlin's restoration, and because of this reason it is combined the best features of both Russian and Italian architecture. Thus, the impregnable fortress followed the example of the famous Sforza Castle in Milan, while its temples' architectural style strictly followed the Russian tradition.

Brick was chosen as a base material for the construction. The central part of the Kremlin is occupied by Cathedral Square with the Cathedral of the Annunciation, the Cathedral of the Dormition, the Hall of Facets, and the Cathedral of the Archangel, the burial place of Russian princes and kings, and the Ivan the Great Bell Tower.

Another major reconstruction of the Kremlin took place at the turn of the 16th century, and since then its appearance remained almost unchanged, except for the color.

According to historical records and pictures, the walls of the fortress remained white for many centuries. To preserve the brickwork, as well as the memory of the "white Kremlin of Dmitry Donskoy," burnt bricks were carefully whitewashed. It is believed that the permission to paint the Kremlin in red color was given by Stalin in 1947 to celebrate the 800th anniversary of Moscow. And before that, during World War II, the Kremlin had a unique disguise. A breakthrough project (for that time) was developed by a group under the leadership of academician Boris Iofan: the Kremlin's white walls were painted with house walls and black windows, fake streets were built on Red Square, and they even put a dome with a picture of a house above Lenin's Mausoleum. It was that disguise that protected the greatest Russian monument from being bombed and helped its survival to this day.

It is worth mentioning that there were some buildings on the Kremlin's territory that didn't stand the test of time. For example, the Palace of Queen Natalia was taken apart by the decision of the famous architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli, and they made a parade area where Athanasius monastery used to be.

However, since the 15th century the Kremlin's towers and walls with their characteristic design have been and continue to be a symbol of Moscow and Russia.

Photo and text by Sergey Semenov, Stas Sedov

Virtual tour has been created with support of Russian Geographical Society

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Today we would like to show all spherical photo panoramas we managed to create over the Moscow Kremlin in the past several years. The Kremlin is a major tourist attraction, a Russian president's residence, and Russia's most famous landmark. Enjoy this virtual tour

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Egipt

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From Cairo, where I was photographing the pyramids and the citadel, I headed southwards in the direction of Luxor. My flight was delayed and I arrived in the city in the late night. Soon, after quick bargaining with a taxi-driver I cut the price twice and got into the creaking car. It felt like this taxi was last serviced back in the days of pharaohs: the rear view mirror was attached with a wire, the bumper was about to fall, the engine failed every now and then, but still, our car moved on! Finally, I entered my hotel room and being totally exhausted fell on a bed.

In the morning I went out to buy some water and have a look around. Just in case of something interesting might come up I took my camera with me.

And I did see something interesting. A crowd of people was running towards me, all of them had long sticks which they used to ride herds of camels. I stepped aside to give way. And it was when the show began! A camel caravan appeared from around the corner. All of them were "dressed" in scarves and ribbons; all this festive procession was passing me by, accompanied by clamour and songs. Boys were pulling the rope to fence the crowd from the procession. I didn't hesitate to put on a bold face on and dived under the rope to join the parade. There were platforms with decorations, carts, cars and painted boats (they were carried on shoulders); all this was accompanied by songs and drums. It turned out that it was "Dora" - a festive march, veneration of Sheikh Abu Al Haggag, a rather respected Muslim saint and patron of Luxor. The mosque dedicated to him is also here. It was built atop the ruins of the ancient Amun-Re temple, which were covered with sand at that time. The stones appearing on the surface served as the foundation for the mosque.

The festive procession was moving along the bank of the Nile, gradually deepening into the streets of the city. But suddenly someone took me by the elbow. "Sir, I'm a police officer. It is quite dangerous for you, a foreigner, to be here. If you want, you can stand with us near our car and watch it". Well, I had seen enough, and it was getting too hot in the sunlight anyway. So, I would rather buy some water and return to the hotel.

In the market where I went to buy water, I got acquainted with Ismail - a textile seller. He was the one to explain the things I had just seen. I thanked him and promised to drop in later to have some tea.

Later in the evening I went to Luxor Temple. The tremendous sculptures and columns looked absolutely impressive. I chose several good points, took some photos and then waited till it grew dark and illumination turned on to take some photos again. Twilight was descending, azan started to call for a prayer. It was a rather good day.

In the morning I headed for Karnak Temple - the main sanctuary of the New Kingdom. It is situated 2.5 kilometres from Luxor. Previously, the temples were connected by a large sphinx walkway. Now this way is being restored.

Karnak Temple is really huge: it has the total length of 1.5 kilometres. In fact, it is a whole city consisting of 33 separate temples and halls. The construction began in around 2,000 BC and lasted for 13 centuries. Despite the ancient age, many fragments, sculptures and pylons are still well-preserved.

The sun in the sky was getting higher making the stones extremely hot. By noon everyone had escaped the temple, except me. The cameras were continuously turning off due to the heat, and even in the shade it took them a lot of time to cool down. That was enough for the day. I bought a bottle of cold water and went back to Luxor.

On the embankment I met Captain Ben and we agreed on a boat-trip down the Nile river in the evening. At the scheduled time he was waiting for me. We descended on a pier. Our sailing felucca, being slowly pushed forward by the wind deliberately approached the middle of the river. Captain Ben was smoking, squinting at the setting sun. We listened to squeaking tackles. By sunset we had returned to the quay and from there I hurried to the Abu Al Haggag mosque.

I was introduced to the imam of the mosque. He was very kind to let me take pictures of Luxor Temple from the balcony and show the premises of the mosque where old stones with ancient Egyptian writings could be seen. Later I was taken to the tomb of Abu Al Haggag, surrounded by numerous pilgrims. This was how my second day ended.

As I had promised in the evening I paid a visit to Ismail. We drank tea, discussed some news, and I made some purchases in his shop. Generally, Egyptians are very open and friendly people: you can easily meet someone in the street, and half an hour later have some tea together.

The following day there would be three flights to make - it's time to go home. But a small part of Egypt will still be with me in my memories and photos.

Photos and text by Sergey Shandin

25 August 2016

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Karnak Temple - the main sanctuary of the New Kingdom. It is situated 2.5 kilometres from Luxor. Previously, the temples were connected by a large sphinx walkway. In fact, it is a whole city consisting of 33 separate temples and halls. The construction began in around 2,000 BC and lasted for 13 centuries...

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Giza, Egipt

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This story was written back in 2011. Unfortunately, we were no longer able to repeat drone flights over the Pyramids. The good news is that the Pyramids have not changed during this time :)

There are not so many monuments on Earth that are as famous and ancient as the Egyptian pyramids. "Everything in the world fears time, yet time fears the pyramids," says the Arab proverb. Constructed in the Old Kingdom during the reign of the fourth, fifth and sixth dynasties, the pyramids have experienced the ups and downs of many civilizations and empires. And despite several centuries of research, these monuments have still preserved its secrets.

The Pyramid of Cheops, also known as the Great Pyramid of Giza or the Pyramid of Khufu, is the largest: it reaches a height of 138.5 meters, the sides of the base extend for 230.4 meters. Inside, there are three large rooms and many passages, shafts and tunnels. Above one of the galleries, a chamber being 30 meters long and about 2 meters high has been recently found. Its purpose has not been established, in the same way as the purpose of the Cheops pyramid itself: although it was built for this emperor, he was not buried inside it.

In 2570 BC, the son of Cheops, Pharaoh Khafre (or Chephren), erected a pyramid nearby that rises at 136.4 meters. From certain angles, it seems higher but this is only an optical illusion which is explained by the steeper slope of the walls, as well as the location at the highest point of the necropolis of Giza.

Behind it, there is the 62-meter pyramid of his son Menkaure. Legends say that such a modest size of the structure is explained by the short years of the pharaoh's life; while Herodotus called him a fair and merciful ruler who, perhaps, did not want to exploit people's force in vain. Either way, this is one of the numerous mysteries of the famous Egyptian pyramids.

Another outstanding monument on the Giza plateau is the Great Sphinx, the oldest surviving monumental sculpture on Earth. In ancient Egyptian art, the sphinx was an animal with the body of a lion and the head of a man. Pharaohs were often depicted as lions which symbolized the divinity of their rule. The Great Sphinx, created around 2500 BC, was given a portrait resemblance to the then reigning Pharaoh Khafren and the monument itself was erected not far from his pyramid facing the Nile and the rising sun. The statue is 73 meters long and 20 meters high. In the past, there was a small sanctuary between the forepaws. From the middle of the 22nd century BC, the necropolis of Giza began to fall into desolation, and the desert occupied the space. The Sphinx was buried up to the shoulders with sand and was completely dug up only by the middle of the 20th century so that now we can admire this stunning monument shown in the AirPano panoramas.

The Giza plateau is located not far from Cairo: in fact, it found itself on the southwestern outskirts. The city expands and approaches ancient monuments, creating a striking contrast between history and modernity.

Photo by Sergey Semenov, Stas Sedov

23 June 2023

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Espectacular the most outstanding ancient place ever.

Climbed Keops in 1980 and this reminds me of the extraordinary master piece of ancient architecture...

U should add more video shots it may help some investigators to reveal more secrets. I saw something wird at the top of the sphinx...great job keep on doing it. Best

WoW , its wonderful i invite the all to visit my country and pyramids ,thank you airpano

Thank you for your comment and invitation! In return we invite you to see another our panoramas :)

Only through the memory of my soul has Egypt come to me... until now through your work and haunting music.

Now I am really homesick.

~*LOVE ALWAYS*~

Imelda

Very nice!
I was glad to hear my music in this panorama. However, the license my music is published under requires you to give a credit, without it your work is copyright infringing . Please make sure to include the following credit in the description:

Music: 1000 and 1 Nights by SaReGaMa
saregama-music.blogspot.com

Thanks.

Hi Guys,

My wife Janette who is an amateur Egyptologist and I go regularly to Cairo and stay at the Mena House Hotel with a balcony just across the road from the Pyramids so we know the area well. But your photos and website are simply amazing. The best view of the pyramids we have ever seen. Where did you buy your helicopter? I want one!

Regards,

David and Janette

it's best video of Giza i ever seen. Please Try to catch Video in Indonesia. You can see Borobudur, Prambanan Temple... it's Good for panorama video..

Visit Bromo, Bali...

:)

awesome really you are the superstar i recommend to visit also the Temple of Abu Simbel, Luxor, Aswan, Alexandria, sharm el sheikh & finaly Old Cairo welcome to Egypt

Thanks a lot for the message left and your recommendations.

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Everything in the world is afraid of time, and time is afraid of the pyramids. We would like to invite our visitors to have a bird-eye view of the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt - the only one of Seven Wonders of the World which is still standing...

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Portugalia

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In the year 1147, in order to expand the territory of Portugal, King Afonso I (also known as Afonso "the Conqueror" or "the Great") took control over the village and the castle named Sintra. Later the status of a capital moved to Lisbon, and Sintra, lying 23 kilometers to the north-west, became the royal resort and started developing rapidly. The village surrounded by woods and mountains was chosen to be the place for recreation, strolls and hunting and was frequently visited by the local aristocracy. One by one many luxurious summer residences were built here, as if every owner wanted to transcend each other.

By now Sintra has preserved a great number of architectural treasures and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most remarkable objects are the National Palace, the Castle of the Moors, the Convent of the Capuchin and the estate of Quinta da Regaleira. Sintra is connected with the Atlantic coast by the Sintra tramway, which can also serve as a "living museum": some very old trams, produced more than a hundred years ago, still run the line.

Every sight of Sintra has its own interesting history, but this time our tour is dedicated to only one unique monument - the Pena National Palace (Palácio Nacional da Pena). It owes its creation to Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, a husband of Queen Maria II of Portugal. The royal family had already had a residence in the center of Sintra, but the Prince decided to make a gorgeous present to his wife and in 1838 he initiated the building of the castle in the Romanesque Revival style on a high top of a hill above the town. Previously, this place was occupied by the ruins of the monastery, destructed by the great earthquake of 1755. However, the chapel made of marble and the foundation of the monastery managed to avoid significant damage, so the architects used it as the basis for the castle.

But neither the Queen, nor the Prince could properly use this estate: Maria II passed away in 1853, yet Prince Ferdinand still took trouble over the building of this "present", he didn't live to see it finished too. In 1889 the palace became the property of the Portuguese State. The last dweller of the palace was Queen Amélie of Orléans: in 1910 the Republican Revolution took place in Portugal and the Queen left the country in exile, while the palace was classified a national monument and transformed into a museum.

Over the time the colors of the red and yellow façades faded to entirely gray, but by the end of the 20th century the palace was repainted and the original colors were restored. The interiors have been preserved as it was left by Queen Amélie, but still, the major interest is drawn to the exterior appearance and the surrounding park.

The creation of the Pena Palace and Park took several decades, and it has gathered several quite different styles: Neo Gothic, Neo Manueline, Neo Muslim and Neo Renaissance. The architects were inspired by the most famous and outstanding masterpieces, so references to the Belem Tower, Bavarian castles and many other great examples of the world's architecture can be noticed here.

Upon entrance in the inner yard, the visitors are welcomed by the newt: half a man, half a fish, its hair gradually turns into vine branches. The depiction symbolizes the allegory of creation of the world out of four elements: fire, water, sky and ground.

The Pena Park, having the total area of 270 hectares, possesses the plants from all over the world: North American Magnolia, Japanese Camellia, Australian Fern, different Cypresses and Cedars. The system of paths and lanes of the park form a labyrinth, and the terraces offer picturesque views of Sintra and surroundings. On a clear day even Lisbon is easily seen from here, and the flight done with the help of our panoramas will allow you to enjoy this romantic place right now.

Photos by Stas Sedov, Sergey Shandin

20 April 2016

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Every sight of Sintra has its own interesting history, but this time our tour is dedicated to only one unique monument - the Pena National Palace (Palácio Nacional da Pena). The creation of the Pena Palace and Park took several decades, and it has gathered several quite different styles: Neo Gothic, Neo Manueline, Neo Muslim and Neo Renaissance...

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Rzym, Włochy

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First of all we would like to thank our colleague Henk Keijzer who kindly gave us a panorama with the beautiful view inside the Colosseum which has been added to our virtual tour. And now we are going to tell you about couple of historical facts...

The Colosseum is a monument with a great history. It probably wouldn't even have been built if not for the vanity of the Emperor Vespasian, Nero's successor. In his attempt to outshine the glory of the former ruler, in 70 AD Vespasian ordered to build a huge amphitheater, which could amaze everyone with its beauty and magnitude.

His plan was a success: amphitheater turned out to be so gigantic that its original name after the Flavian dynasty didn't stick. Colosseus means huge, gigantic, and it was and remains the largest of its kind.

Like other Roman amphitheaters, the Colosseum in Rome is an ellipse with an arena in its center. The length of the outer ellipse is 524 meters, the length of the long axis is 188 meters, and the length of the minor axis is 156 meters. This is an absolute record. The world's second-largest amphitheater named after Mark Anthony Gordian located in Tunis has an ellipse of only 425 meters.

Roman Colosseum is even more impressive on the inside. The length of its arena is 86 meters, width is 54 meters, and walls height ranges from 48 to 50 meters. With size like this it can accommodate about 50,000 spectators (and the aforementioned Tunis landmark can accommodate only 30,000 people).

There was a statue on each arch between the middle and upper circles of the Colosseum; ceilings with colorful plaster and outside walls were decorated with bronze ornaments.

The Roman Colosseum had 76 entrances for the general public and a few more for the emperor, the nobility, and gladiators. It was designed so that visitors could leave the Colosseum in five minutes.

While this colossus was built relatively quickly, in just 8 years, its creator, Vespasian, did not live to see the grand opening day. The new amphitheater welcomed its first audience under the rule of the Roman Emperor Titus, Vespasian's successor. The celebration of this event, which lasted 100 days straight, involved 2000 gladiators and 5000 wild animals.

Furthermore, technology of that time allowed filling the arena with water several meters in depth. Water was pumped through the system of water channels built under the arena. And in this improvised lake, in addition to gladiator fights and other on-land events, there were also galley water battles.

Along with the historic center of Rome, the Colosseum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2007 it also earned the place in the list of the New Wonders of the World, beating dozens of prominent world landmarks, such as Hagia Sophia in Turkey or Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany.

However, today the Colosseum in Rome is not a magnificent amphitheater, but rather an example of strict minimalism. During two centuries of its existence it survived the invasion of barbarians and fires, each time losing a piece of its appearance. But it was damaged not only by the environment or enemies. During Middle Ages the Colosseum was considered a stock of free construction materials, and it was a common practice to take stones from the walls of the Colosseum for different needs of the city.

Nowadays, not only exhaust gas, vibration from heavy city traffic, and constant flow of tourists, but also weather in Rome causes damage to the Colosseum: wind and frost were the last straw. The ancient amphitheater has about three thousand cracks, and it constantly losing some of its pieces.

So it's time to look at this dying giant, which appears on every travel pictures of Rome, and to think about the transience of time ...

Photography by Stanislav Sedov and Dmitry Moiseenko

21 September 2012

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Hurry up! Hurry up to see our panoramas of a prominent Italy landmark, the Colosseum in Rome. Hurry up, before it disappears from the face of the earth! The ancient amphitheater has about three thousand cracks, and it constantly losing some of its pieces...

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"VersaillesVR The Palace is yours" offers you a unique visit of the palace built by Louis XIV. Alone, and free to discover the works in the most emblematic rooms, immerse yourself fully in the Palace of Versailles. The King and Queen's State Apartments are all yours, plus other locations besides... Climb onto the stage in the Royal Opera House, draw up close to the high altar in the Royal Chapel sculpted by Corneil Van Clève in the 18th century, and discover the Hall of Mirrors, one of the most iconic places. Tapestries, paintings, ceilings, sculptures and furniture, everything is within reach of your controller to grant you unlimited and privileged access to the treasures of Versailles. For a more intimate experience, switch to night mode and explore the Palace by the light of chimney fires. Happy exploring!

Realized in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture.

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"Versailles: The Palace is yours" offers you a unique visit to the palace built by Louis XIV. Paintings, sculptures, furniture, the Hall of Mirrors - everything is within your reach as you have unlimited access to the treasures of Versailles. Happy exploring! Realized in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture.

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Paryż, Francja

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Od czasu zbudowania wieży Eiffla w 1889 roku tę ikonę Paryża odwiedziło ponad 250 milionów osób. W chwili powstania była prawdziwym cudem architektury i pierwszą konstrukcją na świecie, która przekroczyła granicę trzystu metrów wysokości. „Żelazna dama", jak nazywają ją Francuzi, była najwyższym obiektem na świecie przez ponad czterdzieści lat (dzisiaj tym tytułem szczyci się wieżowiec Burdż Chalifa w Dubaju). Wciąż pozostaje najczęściej odwiedzanym zabytkiem na świecie.

Aby wykonać zdjęcia, zespół Map Google poszedł w ślady siedmiu milionów osób, które wdrapują się na wieżę każdego roku, i pokonał wiele pięter. Korzystając z wózka Street View (zaprojektowanego z myślą o zabytkach i muzeach) przygotował 360-stopniową panoramę pozwalającą podziwiać zarówno architekturę samej wieży, jak i widoki Paryża.

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Od czasu zbudowania wieży Eiffla w 1889 roku tę ikonę Paryża odwiedziło ponad 250 milionów osób. W chwili powstania była prawdziwym cudem architektury i pierwszą konstrukcją na świecie, która przekroczyła granicę trzystu metrów wysokości. „Żelazna dama", jak nazywają ją Francuzi, była najwyższym obiektem na świecie przez ponad czterdzieści lat (dzisiaj tym tytułem szczyci się wieżowiec Burdż Chalifa w Dubaju).

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La Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni Culturali mira a garantire l'accesso al proprio patrimonio storico-artistico da parte del più ampio pubblico possibile.
La gran parte dei Musei in Comune è accessibile a tutti.

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The foundation of the most ancient publicly owned museums in the world dates back to 1471, when Pope Sixtus IV donated a group of bronze statues, previously housed in the Lateran, to the people of Rome. There are two buildings - the Palazzo dei Conservatori and Palazzo Nuovo -which, along with the Palazzo Senatorio, mark the limits of Piazza del Campidoglio.

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Plac Świętego Marka, IX wiek

Piazza San Marco (Plac świętego Marka), który od niepamiętnych czasów jest centrum towarzyskim miasta, to prawdopodobnie najbardziej znane miejsce w Wenecji. Ludzie gromadzili się tu już w IX wieku, kiedy zbudowano w tym miejscu pierwszą bazylikę, i gromadzą się dzisiaj. Turyści i wenecjanie wpadają na kawę z widokiem na Bazylikę Świętego Marka, dzwonnicę i Pałac Dożów.

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Nowe siedem cudów świata uchwycone w 360 stopniach

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W 2007 roku została ogłoszona lista nowych siedmiu cudów świata. Jej stworzeniem zajęła się szwajcarska firma New Open World Corporation. W głosowaniu oddano ponad 90 milionów głosów. Teraz możemy podziwiać je w 360-stopniowych panoramach, które robią ogromne wrażenie.

W serii "New York Times Daily 360" pojawiły się filmiki 360 stopni, w których pokazane zostały nowe cuda świata. Nowa technologia pozwala na kompletnie inne doświadczenie oglądania przedstawianych obiektów. Dzięki każdemu wideo w rozdzielczości Full HD możemy wybrać się w podróż do monumentów oddalonych o tysiące kilometrów.

Praca nad wyborem nowych siedmiu cudów świata trwała od września 1999 roku. Działanie zapoczątkował Kanadyjczyk Bernard Weber. Do 2005 roku na liście znalazło się aż 177 obiektów, które kandydowały do zaszczytnego miana "cudu świata". Warunkiem znalezienia się na liście wybranych było ukończenie budowy przed rokiem 2000. Spośród 20 finalistów (21. były Piramidy w Gizie) zostało wybrane 7.

Nowymi cudami świata są:

Wielki Mur Chiński (wytrwałość, uporczywość) z Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej

Petra (inżynieria, ochrona) z Jordanii

Pomnik Chrystusa Odkupiciela (powitalny, otwartość) z Rio de Janeiro w Brazylii

Machu Picchu (społeczność, poświęcenie) z Peru w Chile

Chichen Itza (pracowitość, wiedza) z Yucatanu w Meksyku

Koloseum (radość, cierpienie) z Rzymu we Włoszech

Tadż Mahal (miłość, pasja) z Agry w Indiach

Lista siedmiu nowych cudów świata będzie tworem prywatnej inicjatywy, który w żaden istotny i trwały sposób nie wpłynie na zachowanie wybranych obiektów.
UNESCO

Mimo tego, że przy tworzeniu listy brał udział dyrektor generalny UNESCO - Federico Mayor - ta spotkała się z falą krytyki. Organizacja odsunęła się od projektu. Samo głosowanie również wzbudziło wiele kontrowersji, ponieważ każdy oddający głos mógł oddać kolejny, jeśli kupił do niego prawa od New Open World Corporation, co nie spodobało się wielu osobom.

Przy samym głosowaniu doszło również do innych dziwnych sytuacji - prezydent Brazylii nakłaniał ludzi do oddania głosu na pomnik z Rio, Petrę promowała rodzina królewska Jordanii, w Indiach udzielały się gwiazdy Bollywood, lecz największym absurdem lesz to, co działo się w Peru. Władze tego kraju uruchomiły specjalne terminale komputerowe, by zachęcić ludzi do głosowania.

Więcej informacji znajdziecie na stronie New York Times.

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W 2007 roku została ogłoszona lista nowych siedmiu cudów świata. Jej stworzeniem zajęła się szwajcarska firma New Open World Corporation. W głosowaniu oddano ponad 90 milionów głosów. Teraz możemy podziwiać je w 360-stopniowych panoramach, które robią ogromne wrażenie. W serii "New York Times Daily 360" pojawiły się filmiki 360 stopni, w których pokazane zostały nowe cuda świata.

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The access to the Kremlin territory is through Kutafia Tower; the Armoury Chamber - through Borovitskaya Tower passage. There can be a queue at the security checkpoint, for the best experience, please arrive beforehand (30-40 min). The Assumption Cathedral is closed for visiting on 03 March from 15:00, on 04 March until 14:00, on 26 March from 15:00, and on 27 March until 14:00.
The Archangel Cathedral is closed for visiting on 18 March from 15:00 and on 19 March until 14:00.
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The 'Ivan the Great' Bell Tower is closed till 14 May. Please, pay attention that personal protective equipment (masks or respirators) is preferred during the visit to the Museums, including those less than 18 years old.

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The Moscow Kremlin Museums does not cooperate with any online ticketing platform. The tickets are available online at the museums' official website http://tickets.kreml.ru/en/ and at the official ticket office at the Alexandrovsky Sad (Alexander Garden). The Moscow Kremlin Museums do not guarantee you admission with tickets purchased at nonofficial websites.

Mobile application "Moscow Kremlin Museums. Armoury Chamber"

The Moscow Kremlin Museums in collaboration with KAMIS Museum Systems Ltd. and Multimedia Solutions Lab Ltd., with the support of Gazprom Export LLC, have produced a multimedia application for mobile devices - "Moscow Kremlin Museums. Armoury Chamber". It provides the latest news about the events of the Kremlin Museums and full information on the Armoury Chamber, i.e. museum map with wayfinding features, audio guide, information about its halls and exhibits, games and quests.

Some notes on visiting the Armoury Chamber and Cathedral Square

The number of daily visitors to the Armoury Chamber is limited due to the capacity of the museum. Admission to the architectural complex of the Cathedral Square for tourist groups is also regulated acc to the schedule. The Museums do not guarantee admission for the visitors late for the session.

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ZWIEDZAJ WIRTUALNIE

Wirtualne zwiedzanie największych i najbardziej znanych muzeów i galerii umożliwia aplikacja Google Arts & Culture ( www.artsandculture.google.com ). Dzięki niej możemy odwiedzić takie słynne instytucje sztuki, jak np. MoMA i The Metropolitan Museum of Art w Nowym Jorku, Galeria Uffizi we Florencji, The J. Getty Museum w Los Angeles, The British Museum w Londynie, Miejskie Muzeum w Bombaju, Muzeum Izraela w Jerozolimie czy Ermitaż w Sankt Petersburgu. Aplikacja działa w ramach Google Street View. Dzięki technologii 3D i panoramicznym zdjęciom możemy poruszać się po wnętrzach danej galerii czy muzeum za pomocą myszki, jakbyśmy byli tam fizycznie. Możemy sami decydować, dokąd iść i które obrazy czy rzeźby zobaczyć. Dodatkowo pod spodem wyświetlają się zdjęcia najcenniejszych dzieł w danym miejscu. Możemy też odbyć wirtualny spacer po zakamarkach katedry św. Pawła w Londynie, Teatru Bolszoj w Moskwie czy Sagrada Familia w Barcelonie.

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Największe muzea i galerie na swoich stronach mają też własne ścieżki wirtualnego zwiedzania. National Gallery w Londynie ( www.nationalgallery.org.uk ) przygotował dwie trasy zwiedzania: pierwsza prowadzi przez 18 sal National Gallery, druga przez skrzydło Sainsbury z największymi dziełami sztuki renesansowej. Najnowsza opcja to zwiedzanie galerii w goglach VR - do wirtualnej rzeczywistości. Tu już niepotrzebna nam myszka, wystarczy poruszyć głową.

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Paryski Luwr oferuje na swojej stronie (www.louvre.fr/en) trzy wycieczki online: pierwsza prowadzi przez pokaźną kolekcję sztuki starożytnego Egiptu, druga umożliwia obejrzenie niedawno odnowionej barokowej Galerii Apollina, a trzecia opowiada historię Luwru, który pierwotnie pełnił funkcję twierdzy.

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Google Arts&Culture oferuje nam bardzo dużo narzędzi pozwalających poznać dzieła światowej sztuki, ich technikę i historię. Możemy je przeglądać w aplikacji według nazwisk autorów, czasu powstania od starożytności do współczesności, ale także nurtów w sztuce, jak np. fowizm, surrealizm, konstruktywizm, popart, a także techniki: akwarela, ołówek, glina, skóra, żywica, stal, nylon, stiuk, fajans itp. czy wręcz kolorów! Wybieramy z palety daną barwę i wyświetlają się nam obrazy utrzymane w tej tonacji. Dzięki funkcji Art Camera możemy też oglądać prace w najwyższej rozdzielczości, czyli powiększać do tego momentu, aż widzimy najdrobniejsze pociągnięcia pędzla, spękania farby czy porowatość płótna. W bazie jest prawie 8 tys. dzieł, m.in. Rembrandta, Jana van Eycka, Claude'a Moneta, Gustawa Klimta, Georgii O'Keeffe itd.

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Inną możliwością Google Arts & Culture, która jeszcze nie jest dostępna w Polsce, ale ma się to wkrótce zmienić, jest aplikacja porównująca nasze selfie do malarskich dzieł z całego świata i wyszukująca te najbardziej podobne do nas portrety. Możemy za to skorzystać np. z aplikacji Prisma, która wykorzystując różne filtry, pozwala stylizować nasze zdjęcia na obrazy dawnych i współczesnych mistrzów.

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Chciałbyś wygodnie, siedząc na sofie poznawać twórczość Gustava Klimta albo rozpocząć zwiedzanie krypty Kapucynów, gdzie pochowani są Habsburgowie? Nic prostszego. Wiele muzeów i zabytków oferuje wirtualne wycieczki i pokazuje świetność swoich zbiorów online. Kliknij jeden ze 100 najpopularniejszych obiektów wiedeńskiego Muzeum Historii Naturalnej, zachwyć się pracami malarskimi Egona Schielego w Muzeum Leopoldów albo podziwiaj kilkusetletnie zbiory galerii Albertina.

Od razu nasza porada: Belweder zaprasza codziennie o godzinie 15 na Facebooku na wirtualne zwiedzanie muzeum.

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Najsłynniejszy obraz Hieronima Boscha udostępniony został w sieci w wersji interaktywnej. Na specjalnej stronie można nie tylko dokładnie przyjrzeć się wszystkim szczegółom i pociągnięciom pędzla, ale także z pomocą lektora poznać historię powstawania obrazu i tego, co prezentuje.

Słynny tryptyk niderlandzkiego malarza powstał na przełomie XV i XVI wieku. Wykonany został w technice olejnej na desce o wymiarach 2,2 x 3,9 metra. Dzieło Boscha przedstawia biblijne stworzenie świata, a także wpływ grzechu oraz zła na ludzi. Obraz podzielony jest na trzy części: Eden, Ogród rozkoszy ziemskich i Piekło, zaś po zamknięciu skrzydeł tryptyku oczom odbiorcy ukazuje się moment stworzenia Ziemi przez Boga wyobrażonej jako płaski ląd unoszący się na wodzie.

Złożoność dzieła Boscha od lat stanowi przedmiot interpretacji nie tylko historyków sztuki, ale także badaczy zajmujących się historią religii i kultury. Zdaniem niektórych Bosch był członkiem sekty adamitów - bractwa Wolnego Ducha - kultywującej rytuał wolnej miłości cielesnej jako drogę do zbawienia. Według innych interpretacji Bosch przedstawia w swych dziełach dawną wykładnię astrologiczno-alchemicznej nauki i wpisuje w nią symbole wiedzy tajemnej. Jeszcze inni twierdzą, że twórczość Boscha to forma przestrogi dla współczesnych mu przed występkiem, a zarazem potępienie ludzkiej grzeszności.

Obraz jest częścią kolekcji muzeum Prado w Madrycie. Teraz w ultrawysokiej rozdzielczności przenisiono go do sieci. W ramach interaktywnej strony można swobodnie "wędrować" po "Ogrodzie" swobodnie przyglądając się nawet najmniejszym detalom i pociągnięciom pędzla, a dodatkowo dzięki głosowi lektora (w językach angielskim i niderlandzkim) poznać historię najsłynniejszego dzieła Boscha.

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Interaktywna strona jest częścią holenderskiego projektu, w ramach którego zrealizowany został także dokumentalny film " Jheronimus Bosch, Touched by the Devil" w reżyserii Pietera van Huystee'a oraz trójwymiarowa wystawa, której premierę zaplanowano na marzec br.

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Najsłynniejszy obraz Hieronima Boscha udostępniony został w sieci w wersji interaktywnej. Na specjalnej stronie można nie tylko dokładnie przyjrzeć się wszystkim szczegółom i pociągnięciom pędzla, ale także z pomocą lektora poznać historię powstawania obrazu i tego, co prezentuje. Słynny tryptyk niderlandzkiego malarza powstał na przełomie XV i XVI wieku.

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In line with the measures taken by the government to prevent the spread of COVID-19,the Musée du Louvre and Musée National Eugène Delacroix are closed until further notice. All those who have purchased a ticket for this period will automatically receive a refund-no action is required. Thank you for your understanding.

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An in-painting tour from the National Gallery, London

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We are absolutely delighted to have been engaged by Westminster Abbey to create an interactive virtual tour for the Education Department to share the wonders of the Abbey with people across the globe. Before we delve into the detail of what it takes to deliver a virtual tour of this magnitude we're going to take a look back at the history of the Abbey to help set the scene.

A bit of history

Westminster Abbey is one of the oldest churches in the world, with the site going back over 1000 years. It has hosted every coronation since William the Conquerer in 1066 and numerous Royal weddings, including the current Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Over 3,300 notable people are buried there including 17 monarchs, Charles Dickens and Jane Austen. It contains the grave of the Unknown Warrior, which has become something of a shrine on which visiting dignitaries now traditionally lay flowers. It also houses the spectacular Cosmati pavement, an astonishing mosaic laid in 1268, comprised of an array of beautiful stones differing in size, shape and colour and depicting the planet and the animals who inhabit it.

How the work came about

The education department at Westminster Abbey had been keen to incorporate digital technology into raising their profile and encouraging engagement for some time. Their idea was to increase access to the Abbey for everyone, regardless of their location or ability to visit in person. When the marketing team saw the opportunity to extend Google Street View inside on their Google My Business page they presented the option to the education department as a possible solution. Westminster Abbey's then Digital Marketing Manager, Alistair Wallace, requested more information through their page and we arranged a consultation.

The initial meeting

For the initial meeting both teams walked through the Abbey to confirm the layout of the virtual tour and the areas of special interest the Westminster Abbey team wanted to pinpoint. We able to recommend the best configuration to highlight the key areas and describe how the filming would take place. The plans were laid for the, rather exciting, forthcoming work.

Restrictions

As you can imagine barely a day goes by without the Abbey being full of inquisitive tourists. The number of people visiting the Abbey each year has exceeded 2 million. Timing was clearly going to be crucial to this project. Therefore, not only avoiding a daily abundance of tourists but we must remember that Westminster Abbey is a place of worship and as such has regular services as well as other high profile events.

Sharing Westminster Abbey

With all the activities that happen in the Abbey we had to find the best time to shoot the virtual. Of course having been around for a while and attracting a lot of attention for other filming a photography, the Abbey already has an allotted time. Filming and photography are restricted to between 7 - 9.30 am on Thursdays. Although it would've been easier to have the whole place to myself, I did have to work around Peter Snow from Channel 4 on one of the days.

Preparation

As creating a virtual tour is most often a one time event, it is important that everything looks its best at the time of capture. Some of the areas of the Abbey needed some repair and cleaning before work could begin. In fact a building of this age and magnitude needs a fair bit of work on an ongoing basis. If you look closely through the virtual tour you'll see there was some cleaning work still in progress while the virtual tour was being shot.

The Photography

We received notification some months later that everything was ready. Work began on 10th September 2015 and took place over seven early morning visits. I have a lovely personal interest story about working at the Abbey and why it is particularly special for me. I'm going to write it up shortly for the website.

In between visits I was able to process the HDR imagery and present previews of the work to date to the education department which helped to structure the project as a whole.

Interactive Overlay

One of the key elements Westminster Abbey wanted to incorporate was the ability to share information at special interest points throughout the tour. This can be best provided with an interactive overlay, which enables the the user to identify hotspots and embed images, videos or links, giving the viewer a rich digital experience.

Interactive Overlay Example

For example, in the case of the High Altar you can only get so close when physically visiting the Abbey. In the tour you are able to approach much more closely and click on a hot spot which gives information about the history of coronations at the Abbey and British Pathe news footage of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation. The interactive overlay also provides a table of contents, enabling the viewer to select their special place of interest and be transported straight to that spot in the Abbey.

The Completed Virtual Tour

The virtual tour shooting of Westminster Abbey was completed and published to Google Street View on 6th June 2016. The 175 panoramas and 2,100 individual images received nearly 4 million views on Google Maps in almost 4 years. During the time it took to shoot the virtual tour the Education Department and our overlay creator Brandon worked on writing and collecting imagery and video footage to use in the overlay.

Once the virtual tour was published we imported the imagery into TourDash where the overlay creation began. You can see the first instance of the overlay embedded in the Westminster Abbey website. Schools can book a time with a Learning Officer from the Abbey to help bring the virtual tours to life with a virtual guided tour.

Further Work

Further plans by the Education department quickly came together as they delighted in the success of the first virtual tour. Subsequently and collaboratively, we produced four further interactive overlays that describe other areas relevant to Westminster Abbey. These are interactive virtual tours for

The Triforium

When we started our work at the Abbey the upper level, or Triforium, you can see as you look up from below was a dusty, very old, store room of sorts. Since then this space has been transformed into a marvellous museum and gallery. There is no virtual tour of this to date. If you would like to see how wonderful it is, you'll have to visit in person.

What Happened Next

Of course we were proud and delighted to be involved in such a wonderful project, but life goes on and we continued work on other projects. We were booked to work on several projects across France. A wedding in the Dordogne, a luxury holiday villa in Provence, a row of delightful holiday cottages and a chateau in Burgundy. Admittedly another exciting and fabulous project to work on. The long journey in the mobile office came to a relaxing standstill for a few days before travelling back to the UK. We were taking a well earned break in a campsite with a beautiful lake and enjoying the peace and tranquility of the French countryside. When we received a phone call......

The Press

How exciting a call from BBC London News. How exciting they wanted to interview us to be on the telly! Clearly, Westminster Abbey had sent out a press release. We packed up and hotfooted it back home tout de suite.

Testimonials

We are immensely proud of our work at Westminster Abbey and honoured to have some great reviews of our work, which you can read below.

The Very Reverend Dr John Hall | The Dean of Westminster
"We have been pondering how to extend to young people and others, who cannot for the time being visit the Abbey, something of the experience available for our many visitors. I am delighted that this new collaboration will enable people from Timbuktu to Kalamazoo and beyond to see and learn so much more than previously about the magnificence and significance of this great and beautiful Church."

Charles Armstrong | Street View Product Manager at Google
"This beautiful collection highlights the splendour of Westminster Abbey, the value of Street View publishing, and some truly exceptional imagery on the part of the photographer. We're delighted to see and support awareness for such powerful content."

Interesting Fact #93: Westminster Abbey houses the original tomb of Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, the third Marquis of Salisbury and three-time Prime Minister to Queen Victoria, a replica of which features in another of our historical building tours, that of St Etheldreda's Church, which is part of the Hatfield House complex. The two buildings have been linked since their inception and both play a major role in the history of the British royal family.
Looking for a 3D tour of your business? Learn more about Striking Places 360 virtual tours and Matterport photography technology or get in touch today.

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We are absolutely delighted to have been engaged by Westminster Abbey to create an interactive virtual tour for the Education Department to share the wonders of the Abbey with people across the globe.

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Gaudeix de la visita virtual a la Sagrada Família. Descobreix el Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família com si hi fossis!

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National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea

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Since opening its door in 1969, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Korea has lived through the history of Korean art. In the process, MMCA established itself as a representative institution of Korean modern art. The museum's four branches, including Gwacheon (opened in 1986), Deoksugung (opened in 1998), Seoul (opened in 2013), and Cheongju (expected to open in 2017), each in its own way, will continue to carry out MMCA's commitment to the art and culture of Korea by enriching the first-hand cultural experience of the viewing public. Boasting a superb natural landscape surrounding the site, MMCA Gwacheon will be devoted to various genres of visual arts such as architecture, design, and crafts. Located within a historical site, MMCA Deoksugung will showcase modern art from Korea and overseas. In the heart of the city, MMCA Seoul will focus on introducing global contemporary art. With its up-to-date art storage facility, MMCA Cheongju will fulfill the museum's primary duty to collect, preserve, study, exhibit, and educate. Through its various locations, MMCA intends to function as a cultural platform that encourages communication and cross-pollination of contemporary art with other various disciplines of art, science, and humanities. MMCA's foremost mission is to offer a culturally rewarding experience to its visitors. We will remain committed to this mission for many generations to come.

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In 1997 famous Frenchman Bertran photographed Taj Mahal from a helicopter. Since that moment nobody else has been able to get a permission to shoot the Indian landmark from air for 15 years. AirPano has achieved the impossible - for the first time in world's history we created a virtual aerial photo tour of Taj Mahal, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World...

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The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center features works of art dating from the eighth through the twenty-first century, showcased against a backdrop of dramatic architecture, tranquil gardens, and breathtaking views of Los Angeles. The collection includes European paintings, drawings, sculpture, illuminated manuscripts, decorative arts, and European, Asian, and American photographs.

The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Villa in Malibu features Greek, Roman, and Etruscan antiquities presented in a setting modeled after a first-century Roman country house, the Villa dei Papiri in Herculaneum, Italy.

Get information about visiting the Getty Center and the Getty Villa at getty.edu/visit.

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MASP - Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand, São Paulo, Brazil - Google Arts & Culture

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The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City - devoted to the archaeology and history of Mexico's pre-Hispanic civilisations. It was inaugurated in 1964 and designed by Mexican architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez.

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W nadchodzących dniach spędzimy znacznie więcej czasu niż zwykle w domu i tutaj proponujemy Wam ciekawą aktywność. Nie ruszając się ze swoich czterech ścian możecie odwiedzić jedne z najpiękniejszych muzeów na świecie. Coraz więcej muzeów oferuje wirtualne wycieczki lub umieszcza swoje zbiory online. Poniżej przedstawiamy najciekawsze z nich!
1. Kopalnia Soli Wieliczka
Od 1978 roku jest na liście UNESCO. Jeśli jeszcze tam nie byliście, to koniecznie trzeba to nadrobić, choćby online!

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2. Luwr, Paryż

Jedne z największych muzeów na świecie. Ma zbiory liczące około 300 000 dzieł sztuki od czasów najdawniejszych po połowę wieku XIX. Najwyższa pora, żeby zobaczyć Mona Lisę.

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3. British Museum, Londyn

Jedno z największych na świecie muzeów historii starożytnej - zbiory liczą ponad 7 milionów eksponatów!

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4. Muzeum Watykańskie, Rzym
Muzea powstałe ze zbiorów dzieł sztuki zgromadzonych przez różnych papieży. Udostępnione publiczności już w 1787 roku w celu pogłębienia znajomości sztuki i kultury.

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5. Metropolitan Museum, New York

Najstarsze i największe muzeum amerykańskie. Zbiory podzielone są na działy tematyczne, obejmujące m.in. dzieje sztuki światowej: malarstwa, sztuki użytkowej, militariów, instrumentów muzycznych, ubiorów, fotografii.

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6. Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego, Warszawa
Muzeum dokumentuje historię powstania warszawskiego. Ma stanowić hołd wobec tych, którzy walczyli i ginęli za wolną Polskę i jej stolicę, pokazując następnym pokoleniom Polaków sens tamtych wydarzeń.

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7. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Wśród zbiorów znajdują się nie tylko cenne dzieła malarskie, lecz także grafiki, rzeźba, sztuka użytkowa i rękodzieło. Kolekcja malarstwa to ponad 5 tysięcy obrazów reprezentujących malarstwo holenderskie i światowe XV-XIX wieku. Warto odwiedzić jedną z największych atrakcji turystycznych Amsterdamu.

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8. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
Muzeum poświęcone sztuce Vincenta van Gogha i czasom, w których żył. Największa taka kolekcja na świecie z ponad 200 obrazami malarza, jego rysunkami i listami, rzeczami osobistymi oraz pracami przyjaciół malarza.

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9. Akropol, Ateny
Zamieszkiwany w neolicie, później miejsce kultu bogini Ateny. Znajduje się tam kompleks świątyń i jest to miejsce, które w życiu trzeba zobaczyć choć raz.

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10. Muzeum Guggenheima, Nowy Jork
Muzeum sztuki współczesnej położone położone na Manhattanie. Mieszczą się tu kolekcje malarstwa impresjonistycznego, postimpresjonistycznego, wczesnego modernizmu i sztuki współczesnej. Oprócz tego gości również czasowe wystawy sztuki.

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11. Pinakoteka Brera, Mediolan

Muzeum działające od 1803 r. posiadające wyróżniające się dzieła włoskiego malarstwa, m.in. Rafaela, Caravaggia czy Canaletta.

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12. Prado - Madrid

Zbiory Muzeum Prado obejmują dzieła z kolekcji królewskiej, zbierane od XVI do XX wieku. Również budynek sam w sobie jest warty zobaczenia.

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13. Państwowe Muzeum Ermitażu, Sankt Petersburg

To rosyjskie muzeum państwowe mieszczące się w pięciu pałacach. Pałac w galerię sztuki przemieniła cesarzowa Katarzyna II. Teraz każdy może je odwiedzić.

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14. Muzeum Pergamońskie, Berlin
Wraz z innymi tworzy tzw. Wyspę Muzeów w Berlinie. Muzeum Pergamońskie jest słynne ze zbiorów starożytnej architektury oraz hellenistycznej rzeźby. Znajduje się tu m.in. brama Isztar.

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Źródło: https://www.smb.museum/museen-und-einrichtungen/pergamonmuseum/home.html 15. National Gallery of art, Waszyngton
Galeria sztuki założona w 1937 r. i wspierana przez prywatnych kolekcjonerów, którzy przekazują jej zebrane przez nich dzieła.

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16. Galeria Uffizi, Florencja

Jedno z najstarszych muzeów w Europie. W 1958 r. ukończono budowę galerii. Wśród zbiorów Galerii Uffizi przeważają obrazy szkół włoskich i flamandzkich.

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17. National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seul
Otworzone w 1969 r. jako jedyne narodowe muzeum w Korei, które łączyło dzieła sztuki nowoczesnej i tradycyjnej z różnych okresów.

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18. National Museum of Anthropology, Meksyk (miasto)
Największe i najczęściej odwiedzane muzeum w Meksyku. Zawiera znaczące artefakty archeologiczne i antropologiczne z prekolumbijskiego dziedzictwa Meksyku.

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19. Museu de Arte de São Paulo, MASP, Sao Paulo
Galeria sztuki w Sao Paola, która ze względu na swoją architekturę uznawana jest za znak rozpoznawczy miasta i główny symbol nowoczesnej architektury w Brazylii. Muzeum cieszy się międzynarodową renomą dzięki swej kolekcji sztuki zachodnioeuropejskiej, uważanej za najpiękniejszą w Ameryce Łacińskiej i na całej południowej półkuli.

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20. Muzeum J. Paula Getty'ego, Los Angeles

Muzeum sztuki oraz instytut badawczy konserwacji sztuki. Na kolekcję składają się wystawy klasycznej rzeźby i sztuki, malarstwo europejskich mistrzów, rzeźby, manuskrypty, fotografia i wiele innych.

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Mamy nadzieję, że spodoba Wam się zwiedzanie online, ale nie zapomnijcie odwiedzić tych muzeów również podczas Waszej fizycznej wizyty w tych miejscach!

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Berlin, Niemcy

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Pergamon or Pergamum, also referred to by its modern Greek form Pergamos, was a rich and powerful ancient Greek city in Mysia. It is located 26 kilometres from the modern coastline of the Aegean Sea on a promontory on the north side of the river Caicus and northwest of the modern city of Bergama, Turkey.
During the Hellenistic period, it became the capital of the Kingdom of Pergamon in 281-133 BC under the Attalid dynasty, who transformed it into one of the major cultural centres of the Greek world. Many remains of its monuments can still be seen and especially the masterpiece of the Pergamon Altar. Pergamon was the northernmost of the seven churches of Asia cited in the New Testament Book of Revelation.
The city is centered on a 335-metre-high mesa of andesite which formed its acropolis. This mesa falls away sharply on the north, west, and east sides, but three natural terraces on the south side provide a route up to the top. To the west of the acropolis, the Selinus River flows through the city, while the Ketios river passes by to the east.
Pergamon was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014.

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Ireland 360° Virtual Reality Tour

Watch and share the 360-degree virtual reality tour of the Spire of Dublin, O'Connell Street, Dublin Castle, the Rock of Dunamase etc

Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic. It is separated from Great Britain to its east by the North Channel, the Irish Sea, and St George's Channel. Ireland is the second-largest island of the British Isles, the third-largest in Europe, and the twentieth-largest on Earth.

The Spire of Dublin stands 150 meters tall (about 394 feet). This iconic structure was commissioned as a celebratory symbol of Dublin entering the new millennium. The project was completed in 2003 amidst mixed feelings from the public, many of whom saw the multimillion-dollar price tag as exorbitant.

O'Connell Street is Dublin's main thoroughfare. It measures 49 m (54 yds) in width at its southern end, 46 m (50 yds) at the north, and is 500 m (547 yds) in length. During the 17th century, it was a narrow street known as Drogheda Street (named after Henry Moore, Earl of Drogheda).

Located in the heart of Dublin city, O'Connell Street forms part of a grand thoroughfare created in the 18th century that runs through the center of the capital, O'Connell Bridge, Westmoreland Street, College Green, and Dame Street, terminating at City Hall and Dublin Castle. Situated just north of the River Liffey, the street has a fine axial positioning, running close to a north-south orientation.

Dunamase or The Rock of Dunamase is a rocky outcrop in the townland of Park or Dunamase in County Laois. The rock, 46 meters (151 ft) above a flat plain, has the ruins of Dunamase Castle, a defensive stronghold dating from the early Hiberno-Norman period with a view across to the Slieve Bloom Mountains. It is near the N80 road between the towns of Portlaoise and Stradbally.

Dublin Castle off Dame Street, Dublin, Ireland, was until 1922 the seat of the United Kingdom government's administration in Ireland and is now a major Irish government complex. The castle today is a major tourist attraction and conferencing destination.

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Watch and share the 360-degree virtual reality tour of the Spire of Dublin, O'Connell Street, Dublin Castle, the Rock of Dunamase etc Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic. It is separated from Great Britain to its east by the North Channel, the Irish Sea, and St George's Channel.

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Madryt, Hiszpania

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Nowy Jork, USA (Google Arts&Culture)

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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Storylines: Contemporary Art at the Guggenheim, New York, United States - Google Arts & Culture

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Amsterdam, Holandia

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The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam houses the largest collection of artworks by Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) in the world. The permanent collection includes over 200 paintings by Vincent van Gogh, 500 drawings and more than 750 letters. The museum also presents exhibitions on various subjects from 19th-century art history.

For more information on Vincent van Gogh, please visit the section Vincent van Gogh's Life on the museum's website.

View the Van Gogh Museum YouTube Channel

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Watykan, Rzym

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Zwiedzanie najpiękniejszych zabytków z całego świata bez wychodzenia z domu? To możliwe. Oto lista 20 najpopularniejszych budowli z różnych zakątków świata, które warto zwiedzić wirtualnie.

1. Wielki Mur Chiński

To jeden z największych i najsłynniejszych zabytków w Chinach. Powszechnie uznawany za cud świata ma ponad 2000 lat historii. Wielki Mur Chiński liczy najprawdopodobniej 21 196 km (chodzi o długość całego systemu fortyfikacji - łącznie z rzekami, wzgórzami i rowami). W rzeczywistości nie ma jednego „wielkiego muru", zamiast tego tworzy go wiele odcinków, które były wznoszone na przestrzeni wielu wieków. Nie ulega jednak wątpliwości, że to jeden z najbardziej okazałych zabytków na świecie.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Wielkiego Muru Chińskiego
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2. Burdż Chalifa, Dubaj

Ten imponujący wieżowiec szczyci się mianem najwyższego budynku na świecie - ma 828 metrów wysokości. Burdż Chalifa (Burj Khalifa) liczy 160 pięter, a swoim wyglądem przypomina kwiat pustyni. Nie sposób pominąć tej budowli w krajobrazie Dubaju, bo widać ją z odległości nawet 95 kilometrów - pod warunkiem, że nie ma gęstej mgły wiszącej nad drapaczami chmur i przysłaniającej ich wielkość.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Burdż Chalifa
3. Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu jest najlepiej zachowanym miastem Inków, które powstało w XV wieku na wysokości ponad 2000 m n.p.m. Ruiny tego miasta stały się jednym z siedmiu nowych cudów świata. Krajobraz tego miasta - na który składają się tarasowo ułożone ruiny pałacu - robi ogromne wrażenie. Cały kompleks wpisano na listę UNESCO.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Machu Picchu
4. Mont Saint Michel, Francja

Ta skalista wyspa znajduje się w zatoce Mont-Saint-Michel, na kanale La Manche. Ogromne wrażenie robi majestatycznie położone na wzgórzu sanktuarium Michała Archanioła. Według jednej z legend został tu pochowany sam Juliusz Cezar. Ciekawy jest też fakt, że Mont-Saint-Michel staje się wyspą jedynie podczas przypływów, w czasie odpływów przekształca się w półwysep, odsłaniając rozległe plaże.
Wirtualny spacer po Mont Saint Michel
5. Pałac Buckingham, Londyn

To miejsce kojarzy niemal każdy. Buckingham Palace jest największym na świecie pałacem królewskim, który od 1837 roku pełni funkcję siedziby monarszej. Dla samych mieszkańców obiekt ten stanowi symbol Wielkiej Brytanii i jest miejscem odbywania się ważnych uroczystości państwowych.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Pałacu Buckingham
6. Statua Wolności, Nowy Jork

Statua Wolności, symbol Nowego Jorku, jest jednym z najbardziej rozpoznawalnych obiektów na świecie. Gigantyczny pomnik przedstawia kobietę trzymającą w prawej dłoni pochodnię, a w lewej tablicę z datą uzyskania niepodległości przez Stany Zjednoczone. Był to swoisty dar narodu francuskiego dla narodu amerykańskiego, upamiętniający przymierze obu narodów w czasie wojny o niepodległość USA.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Statuy Wolności
7. Most Brookliński

To jeden z najstarszych i najpiękniejszych mostów na świecie. Ma długości 1,8 km i łączy nowojorskie dzielnice Brooklyn i Manhattan. Most „zagrał" w znanych produkcjach filmowych, m.in. „Godzilla" czy „Jestem legendą".

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Wirtualne zwiedzanie mostu Brooklińskiego
8. Wielki Meczet Szejka Zayeda, Abu Zabi

To 8. największy meczet na świecie. Świątynia jest w stanie pomieścić nawet 40 tys. wiernych. Wielki Białą fasadę meczetu pokrywa marmur i 24-karatowe złoto, z kolei dziedziniec zdobi największa na świecie marmurowa mozaika z kwiatowym wzorem. Wielki Meczet Szejka Zayeda należy do 25 najlepszych atrakcji turystycznych świata.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Wielkiego Meczetu Szejka Zayeda
9. Pałac Pena w Sintrze

Pałac Pena, wznoszący się na jednym ze szczytów Portugalii, uznawany jest za jeden z siedmiu cudów tego kraju. Charakterystyczna, kolorowa budowla stanowi jeden z głównych obiektów epoki romantyzmu XIX wieku na świecie. Pałac widnieje też na liście UNESCO.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Pałacu Pena
10. Koloseum, Rzym

Koloseum jest nie tylko symbolem Rzymu, ale też jedną z najpopularniejszych budowli świata. Antyczna arena (powstała ok. 80 roku) mogła pomieścić nawet 70 tys. widzów, którzy mieli okazję obserwować walki gladiatorów, polowania na zwierzęta czy bitwy morskie. Choć Koloseum było wielokrotnie niszczone i przebudowywane, do dziś zachwyca turystów z całego świata.
Wirtualne zwiedzania Koloseum
11. Chichen Itza, Meksyk

Chichén Itzá, dawne centrum kultury Majów i Tolteków, jest jednym z najpopularniejszych stanowisk archeologicznych w Meksyku. Zabytek ten uznawany jest za jeden z siedmiu nowych cudów świata. Najlepiej zachowanym obiektem w ruinach miasta świątynią Kukulkana (El Castillo) przypominająca piramidę. Budowla zachowała się w doskonałym stanie, mimo tego, że jej wiek szacuje się na ponad 1500 lat.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Chichen Itza
12. Akropol, Ateny

To jedna z najważniejszych atrakcji Aten i serce miasta. Akropol nazywany był „światem bogów" - to tu właśnie oddawano cześć najważniejszym z nich - Atenie, Zeusowi, Posejdonowi. Największe wrażenie robi położony w centralnej części Partenon, czyli dom Ateny, niegdyś jeden z cudów świata. Obecnie w Atenach zabronione jest stawianie budynków wyższych niż dziewięciopiętrowe, aby nic nie zasłaniało widoku na Akropol.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Akropolu
13. Wieża Eiffla, Paryż

To najbardziej rozpoznawalny obiekt architektoniczny Paryża oraz całej Francji. Swoją nazwę wieża zawdzięcza głównemu konstruktorowi, inżynierowi Gustavowi Eiffelowi. Do tej pory ta niesamowita atrakcja przyciągnęła ponad 230 milionów turystów z całego świata.

Wirtualne zwiedzanie wieży Eiffla obejmuje podziwianie niesamowitych krajobrazów z jednego z tarasów wieży.

14. Tadż Mahal, Indie

Tadż Mahal jest wizytówką Indii i najpopularniejszym obiekt turystycznym w tym kraju. Z powstaniem tego miejsca wiąże się smutna historia. To imponujące mauzoleum zostało zbudowane przez władcę Szahdżachana na pamiątkę przedwcześnie zmarłej, ukochanej żony Mumtaz Mahal. Obiekt bywa nazywany świątynią miłości.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Tadż Mahal
15. Sagrada Familia, Barcelona

Ta barcelońska świątynia jest najbardziej rozpoznawalnym i wciąż nieukończonym dziełem Antonio Gaudiego. Budowę tego imponującego obiektu rozpoczęto w 1882 roku, a zakończenie jej planowane jest na 2026 rok. Zgodnie z założeniami projektowymi Sagrada Familia ma posiadać 18 wież i stać się najwyższym kościołem na świecie.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie świątyni Sagrada Familia
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16. Piramidy w Gizie

Egipskie piramidy fascynują i przyciągają turystów od wieków. Zadziwia precyzja, z jaką w ówczesnych czasach zostały wykonane - mają niemal identyczne wymiary. Największa z nich jest Piramida Cheopsa - ma 147 metrów wysokości i przez ponad 3800 lat była najwyższą konstrukcją na ziemi.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie piramid w Gizie
17. Błękitny Meczet w Stambule

Błękitny Meczet jest jednym z najważniejszych zabytków w stolicy Turcji. Ta XVII-wieczna świątynia muzułmańska została wzniesiona za panowania sułtana Ahmeda I. Jest jednym z ostatnich przykładów "klasycznego okresu" sztuki islamskiej w Turcji.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Błękitnego Meczetu
18. Kreml, Rosja

Kreml to gród warowny w kształcie trójkąta położony na wzgórzu w Moskwie. Jest to obecnie kompleks zabudowań książęcych, cerkwi i budynków administracyjnych (jego powierzchnia zajmuje łącznie 28 ha). W 1990 roku Kreml został wpisany na listę UNESCO.
Wirtualne zwiedzaniu Kremla
19. Pałac Westministerski

Ten zabytkowy, neogotycki pałac jest tak naprawdę jedną z najważniejszych świątyń anglikańskich. To tutaj, od 1066 roku, koronowani są królowie brytyjscy. Pałac Westministerski jest zarazem popularną atrakcją Londynu. Do jego zabudowań należy m.in. wieża zegarowa zwana Big Benem.
Wirtualne zwiedzanie Pałacu Westministerskiego
20. Muzea Watykańskie

Muzea Watykańskie to zespół muzeów, które gromadzą zbiory poszczególnych papieży (łącznie to 54 muzeów tematycznych, galerii oraz sal). Najbardziej imponująco prezentuje się Kaplica Sykstyńska z freskami Michała Anioła - to miejsce, gdzie odbywają się konklawe.

Wirtualne zwiedzanie Muzeów Watykańskich
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20 atrakcji turystycznych, które warto zwiedzić wirtualnie. Widoki zapierają dech w piersiach!

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Wielbiciele podróży, którym już brakuje odkrywania nowych miejsc, mogą wybrać się w wirtualną wyprawę po świecie. Nie wychodząc z domu, można zobaczyć najpiękniejsze i najpopularniejsze atrakcje turystyczne świata. Te niesamowite miejsca i zabytki również w wersji internetowej robią ogromne wrażenie.

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Due to aeronautic restrictions, I couldn’t get closer than 1km when I shot this place. I used a 200mm lens, so that the resolution is about 3-5 cm. Therefore it is a really unique model, neither drones nor planes can get any closer.

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Ateny, Grecja

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Hospitable Greeks helped us organize our trip to Athens. We are very grateful to Yiannis Yiannakakis, head of Athens Walking Tours travel agency. In response to our "cry for help" in obtaining photography permits, he and his colleagues not only offered support in this tricky business and secured official permits for all requested locations, he also helped us with accommodations, transportation, and logistics, absorbing considerable portion of our expenses. Traveling the world, we have never met such generous hosts before.

Additional information about our hospitable guides is available here.

Being one of the oldest cities in the world Athens was first mentioned in 15th century BC. Athens is called the "cradle of civilization" - it's the birthplace of democracy, western philosophy, political science, literature, theater, and the Olympics.

Athens is the land of Gods. According to ancient Greeks' beliefs, the city was a battleground where Athena, goddess of wisdom, fought with Poseidon, lord of seas. Athena emerged victorious and the city was named after her. However, offended Poseidon had his revenge by making the area waterless. Of course, this story is only one of many great ancient Greek myths, but the fact remains that water shortages plague the city to this very day. Moreover, hot Athens weather, probably, makes Greeks wish for a different outcome of the legendary battle.

For centuries Athens has been an important cultural center and a large powerful city. Many Athens landmarks have survived to this day, and the most famous of them, without a doubt, is the Acropolis. Actually, the word "acropolis" simply means "upper city" or "a high place" - such places were used to build temples for patron deity and could be found in almost any Greek settlement. But it was the Acropolis of Athens that became the famous landmark of the world and a symbol of Greece, just like the Eiffel Tower in Paris or the Kremlin in Moscow.

In ancient times (650 - 480 BC) numerous temples and sculptures of Greek deities were located here on a 300x130 meters rocky spur. Later, during the Mycenaean period (15-18th century BC) the Acropolis served as a fortified royal residence. Temples were built during peacetime or destroyed if the city was at war.

The most outstanding contribution to the appearance of the Acropolis was made in 447 - 438 BC by Ictinus and Callicrates, architects who built the Parthenon, a giant temple in honor of the patron deity of these lands - the virgin goddess Athena Parthenos. Despite the fact that the Parthenon is in a rather poor condition, its facade with columns is the most famous landmark of Greece.

The Parthenon's meticulous design, thought out right to the smallest details, which are completely invisible to the outside observer, creates an interesting optical illusion. The temple seems perfectly rectilinear, but in fact its contours don't have any straight lines. For example, the corner columns are not circular in the cross-section and thicker than others in the diameter. Otherwise they would seem thinner, but thanks to this technique all columns visually look the same.

There has always been a struggle for the Acropolis during the centuries of its existence. When Christianity came to Greece the Parthenon was converted into a Christian church of Virgin Mary, and the statue of Athena Parthenos was moved to Constantinople. In the 15th century, after the conquest of Greece by the Turks, the church was turned into a mosque with attached minarets, and one of the temples of the Acropolis, the Erechtheion, served as harem for the Turkish pasha.

In the 17th century the entire central part of the Parthenon was destroyed by a cannonball shot from a Venetian ship. After that persistent Venetians broke several sculptures while trying to remove them. In the beginning of 19th century Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin, took everything that was possible to take: from friezes to caryatids (and Greece is still trying to persuade Britain to return the monuments back to where they belong). In addition to that Turks were constantly sapping the Acropolis in order to blow it up. They did not succeed, but during one of the ensuing battles Turkish cannonball heavily damaged the Erechtheion temple.

Only at the end of the 19th century the Acropolis finally saw some peace (with the exception of museum staff strikes). Its ancient appearance was restored where possible, some of its original bas-reliefs and sculptures are now in museums of London, Paris and Athens, and those sculptures that we see outdoor nowadays are copies.

Of course, it would be a mistake to suggest that the Acropolis and the Parthenon are the only Athens landmarks. A city with such a long and legendary history has preserved a lot of individual monuments, buildings, and entire neighborhoods. Historic areas of Agora and Plaka, Syntagma and Omonia Square, the Cathedral of Athens, the National Garden of Athens, and much more! We would like to show you these spectacular panoramas of ancient Athens from a bird's eye view!

Photography by Stanislav Sedov and Dmitriy Moiseenko

25 April 2013

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Machu Picchu - the ancient city of the Inca Empire

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Machu Picchu is a mysterious Inca city built in the middle of the 15th century and the main attraction for which travelers go on tours in Peru. It is located about 100 km from the capital of the Inca Empire, the city of Cusco, in the mountains at an altitude of 2450 meters above sea level and it is…

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As China's most famous attraction, the Great Wall of China is an essential stop on all China tours. Commonly considered a wonder of the world, the Great Wall boasts a history of over 2,000 years and stretches more than 3,000 miles across several provinces of northern China, making it one of the most impressive ancient structures on the planet.

Virtual Tour of the Great Wall of China

Best Sections to Visit

Beijing is usually considered the main gateway to the Great Wall, since there are several world-famous sections of the Wall in the suburbs of Beijing, including Badaling, Mutianyu, Jinshanling, Juyongguan, Gubeikou, and Jiankou. These sections were built during the Ming dynasty between the 14th and 17th centuries and have been well preserved.

Of all the sections of the Great Wall near Beijing, Badaling is the most famous one. As a result, Badaling is the destination of choice for many large tour groups and is often very crowded. The nearby Juyongguan Great Wall features one of the three great mountain passes of the Great Wall but is almost as crowded as Badaling.

Mutianyu Great Wall is just as close as Badaling and offers wonderful views of the Great Wall and the surrounding hills with far fewer tourists. This section of the Wall also features a thrilling toboggan run that you can ride from the top of the Wall down to the bottom of the hill.

Due to their proximity, Badaling, Juyongguan, and Mutianyu are all doable as a half-day trip from downtown Beijing. We usually recommend Mutianyu over Badaling or Juyongguan, since the massive crowds at the latter two sections can ruin one's experience of this impressive structure.

Further away from Beijing, Jinshanling Great Wall is about 150 km northeast of downtown and it usually takes about two and a half hours to drive there. Despite the longer drive, Jinshanling is among the most stunning sections of the Great Wall. If your itinerary allows for one full day seeing the Great Wall, then we highly recommend a tour to Jinshanling.

Gubeikou and Jiankou can also be visited within a day tour from Beijing. Both sections have not been restored since they were first built in the Ming Dynasty, making them ideal choices for those who want to hike and experience the wild Great Wall. Do be aware that the Jiankou section features very steep and dangerous climbs and is only suitable for experienced hikers.

There are also some other famous sections of the Great Wall within or outside Beijing, such as Huanghuacheng, Simatai, and Shanhaiguan, but we only recommend these if you are visiting the Great Wall for a second time or planning a multi-day, in-depth Great Wall tour.

Great Wall Hiking and Camping

Due to its original purpose as a military defense, almost all sections of Great Wall were built on mountain ranges and thus involve some challenging climbs and uneven stairs, including the well-restored sections. If you are visiting a restored section but hike to the end of the renovated part, you will be able to see the unrestored part of the Great Wall.

For most visitors, Mutianyu and Jinshanling offer good, medium difficulty hikes, while still being very safe. For those looking for a serious hike along wild, unrestored portions of the Wall, we suggest the Jinshanling to Jinshanling East, or Gubeikou to Jinshanling routes. All these routes boast both unrestored and picturesque renovated sections of the Wall. However, please be aware that hikes along wild, unrestored parts of the Great Wall involve many steep climbs and loose bricks, and can be very dangerous in some places. (People can no longer hike through from Jinshanling to Simatai since the route was closed years ago.)

Camping on the Great Wall is usually banned, especially on the renovated sections. If you want to spend a night sleeping on the Great Wall, we can take you to a watchtower on the Gubeikou section of the Great Wall to experience the life of an ancient soldier and catch amazing sunrise/sunset views over the Wall.

Best Time to Visit

For all sections of the Great Wall near Beijing, the spring months (April to June) offer temperate weather and are great for climbing. In late April to early May, many trees begin to blossom, making this a particularly beautiful period to visit the Wall. Fall is also a nice time to visit, as temperatures are usually comfortable. October to early November are particularly picturesque, as the tree leaves on the mountains begin to change color. The winter months, from December to February, are cold and can be windy, but there are usually far fewer tourists on the Wall during these months. July and August are hot and humid, and thus not the best for long hikes. In addition, it's best to avoid hiking on the Wall after rain or snowfall because some parts can get very slippery.

You should also avoid visiting the popular sections, such as Badaling, Juyongguan, and Mutianyu, around National Day (the first week in October) and Spring Festival. August is also a busy time for the Badaling and Juyongguan sections, since students are on summer vacation and many families travel to these famous sections with their kids before the new school year starts. Learn more about how to avoid the crowds when traveling in China.

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The Uffizi was designed by Giorgio Vasari in 1560 for Cosimo I de’Medici to house the Granducal Magistratures of Tuscany. Over time, the top floor loggia b…