[Anon136]

This is a software tool that you can use to turn any residential or commercial real estate space into a 30 rendering which clients can view and interact with iStaging creates immersive digital architecture using augmented or Virtual Reality (VR) techniques. This software enables you to utilize a smartphone or tablet so as to capture 360 degree views of a property that's for sale. In addition to that, you can add objects into the 30 image for your clients to view. This is made possible through augmented reality. iStaging can transform floor plans into 30 presentations for your clients. In addition to that, you can enhance the photographs of any elements in your building into 30 models for better promotion. This virtual tour software for real estate is only available through subscription. more

[The Madhatter]

By putting you in the director’s seat, this software enables real estate agents to capture and create their own 3D virtual tours. My360 enables you to develop 3D footage that can be viewed on all VR headsets. The software is hosted in Cloud infrastructure. Therefore, it can be accessed from any location in the world. By using this virtual real estate office software, you can capture every angle and corner of a property and embed it into your 360 degree rendering. By doing so, a real estate agent can show houses to prospective clients so as to guide decision-making and boost purchases. My360 is available at no cost through a 14-day demo. Any further use requires payment. here

[claw]

Highly capable, this software tool enables you to create 360 degree virtual tours in a short period of time eyespy360 allows you to upload panoramic shots taken with a 360 VR camera into the software. Having done so, it enables you to create Virtual Reality (VR) tours. The resultant interactive images are compatible with devices such as smartphones, tablets, VR headsets and computers. In addition to that, you can publish the tours online with the click of a button. An interesting feature of eyespy360 is that you can share the virtual tour among multiple viewers at the same time. This allows real estate agents to display a property to multiple interested clients. Furthermore, you can enhance any object in the tour with extra, smart information. This software is available for free. [links]

[TryBitCoin]

Designed to be a self-service software solution, this digital tool enables you to give 30 tours of properties for prospective clients. Tourwizard allows you to capture panoramic shots and transform them into a virtual tour. The tours can be rendered such that they take up a full screen. Moreover, they are automatically optimized for Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) and can be viewed on computers as well as mobile devices. Tourwizard creates videos that are compatible with all versions of modern browsers. In addition to that, you can add as much property information as you desire into the 360 degree tours. Furthermore, the real estate virtual tour software enables you to add maps as well as your own real estate agent branding. This software can be experienced for a limited time through a free demo. here

[charlemith20]

The Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, is one of the largest Italian art museums and has an impressive collection of priceless Italian Renaissance works of art. Uffizi Gallery is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Florence and one of the most visited art museums in the world. You can always expect lines of people waiting to get into the museum. But, you don’t have to wait in a long line, you can visit the Uffizi Gallery virtually and explore the paintings and sculptures to your heart’s content.

[teknohog]

For those who can’t travel the world, all you need is a computer to see some of the most amazing places. I hope that this list of museums that offer virtual tours gets you interested in learning more about the world we live in and all the fantastic things people created over the years. Have any of you been to these museums in person? I would love to hear what you think about them. Do you have any other exciting museums that I need to add to this list?

[Count042]

From 1892 to 1954, Ellis Island is where 12 million immigrants came through to be processed before they stepped on American soil. You can visit Ellis Island in person, which I highly recommend, or you can take a virtual tour of the island. Ellis Island’s virtual tour gives you another perspective of the island and what it meant for all those people coming from Europe to America.

[melinamoore373]

Here is a list of virtual zoos and aquariums that enable up-close online animal encounters. [links]

[nacarino]

Phong Nha-Ke Bang in Vietnam contains one of the world’s largest caves alongside lush rainforests. Digital visitors trek through caves, viewing high resolution images and listening to realistic background sounds. The result is an immersive experience that simulates the sensation of navigating the caves in person. [links]

[andyc]

Pergamonmuseum in Berlin contains a wealth of art and archaeological treasures, and curators give home viewers a glimpse into the collections through several online exhibits on Google Arts & Culture. The collection includes over 1,000 images of objects made of clay, metal, copper, and gemstone, originating in regions such as Iran, Spain, Turkey, and Germany.

[b,ca]

A remote tour of Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada consists of dozens of 360* videos showing scenes like snowy canyons, serene lakes at sunset, and mountainous trails. Though short, the videos enable you to pause and take in the scenery, and watching the playlist gives online visitors the benefit of viewing the park during multiple seasons. [links]

[sdolier]

The British Museum hosts an online “Museum of the World” that enables visitors to browse exhibits by area of origin, era, and subject matter. For example, you can search the collection by themes like “power and identity” or “art and design.” Each digital exhibit includes a picture, description, audio file, and links to related artifacts.

[ankostis]

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum website has a learn and explore feature which includes live, guide-led panoramic virtual tours of the rebuilt center, interactive videos, and webinar stories. The site also recommends activities to do at home with children to simulate the museum’s activity stations.

[summy]

Explore the jungles of Uganda as you virtually join in on a gorilla trek! Enjoy the virtual thrills of spotting these mountain gorillas and hang out with them in this 360º video !

[qleonardomontoyao]

The Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo is a gorgeous art museum in Brazil! And thanks to Google’s Arts and Culture website, you can visit here from the comfort of your own couch! [links]

[williamsanderson71]

With Google’s Arts and Culture website, you can also visit the National Museum of Anthropology virtually without having to go to Mexico City! They have virtual photography of the museum that you can flip through to get a good idea of what the museum is like before visiting.

[suntsu]

Seaview 360 takes you on a 360-degree dive at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia! Feel as if you’re swimming with the fish, spotting sea turtles, and diving in and out of coral reefs on this unique virtual diving experience. more

[MaXviUs]

Stuck at home for the foreseeable future? We’ve scoured the internet far and wide to find the best ways to travel from home . In between making delicious recipes from around the world and having travel-themed date nights , the rise of virtual reality really has made visiting a destination online a breeze. So after hours of hunting down the best virtual tours online, we’ve got 35 museums, natural wonders, wildlife feeds, and more to keep you occupied while you’re stuck at home!

[SirArthur]

I’ll be honest, I didn’t even know that this cave (the world’s largest cave) existed until I started doing research for this article. I stumbled upon this virtual reality tour on National Geographic’s site and it was too cool not to share. Navigate through the Vietnamese jungle before descending into this massive cave system. The tour shows you the 360-degree sights (and sounds) of the cave.

[spaceshaker]

The National Museum of Anthropology is the largest and most visited museum in all of Mexico. The museum contains significant archaeological and anthropological artifacts from Mexico’s pre-Columbian heritage, such as the Stone of the Sun (or the Aztec calendar stone) and the Aztec Xochipilli statue. here

[Azetab]

It has teamed up with Google to offer 16 different virtual exhibits for online viewing.

[cxswqaaz]

The museum has 2 virtual exhibits available for 360-degree viewing: more

[mcculley]

Year Opened: 1963 more

[VampireZIM]

To view the museum’s online exhibits, click here. [links]