360-degree Virtual Tours

Click on the thumbnail to view the panoramas in a new window. You can use your mouse to move around the 360 degree panoramas. You can also use the + and - buttons to zoom in or out of a specific area of the image.

360º Virtual Tours: A Primer

While 360º virtual tours are not something new, I have found a way of using many specialized tools, from taking the photos and stitching them together to post processing and wrapping it in a format that can be used on many media such as the web, CDs and even portable devices such as phones.

[Click here to view an example of the 360º virtual tour]

These tools have made making these virtual tours extremely reliable and relatively quick compared to other all-in-one solutions, while retaining the highest image quality available.

Due to file size constraints, the details that can be seen on the virtual tours on this website are a fraction of the details that can be viewed on the original images. A full resolution virtual tour would be good enough for HD viewing.

Greece - Thassos Museum

A Flash-based 360º panorama of this wonderful museum.

Saudi Arabia - Tarut Fort

The Tarut Fort holds promise of many significant archaeological finds in the levels beneath it.

France - L'Imperial Palace in Annecy

One of the rooms in a suite at the hotel where the Friendship Tour team stayed.

Scotland - Blair Castle

The entrance to Blair Castle showing an extensive arms collection.

Turkey - Alanya

One of the villas in Alanya designed by our Finnish architect friends. Alanya has become something of a hotspot for Europeans over the past few years, with many of them making this town their second home.