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Google Street View has now made a virtual tour of Venice possible using their Street View Trekker technology.
Their team of backpackers made sure to take photos of this picturesque city, even giving us a view of what it’s like to be on a gondola.
Many of the attractions have been mapped out, such as the place where typographer Manutius created the Italics font, the Synagogue of the first Jewish Ghetto and the Devil’s Bridge in Torcello island.
Art geeks will also enjoy looking at the artworks of the Museo Correr and the Museo del Vetro and Ca’ Pesaro, which translates to the International Gallery of Modern Art.
Want more? Check out more images of this beautiful city below.
[via Google Blog]
Google Street View has now made a virtual tour of Venice possible using their Street View Trekker technology.
Their team of backpackers made sure to take photos of this picturesque city, even giving us a view of what it’s like to be on a gondola.
Many of the attractions have been mapped out, such as the place where typographer Manutius created the Italics font, the Synagogue of the first Jewish Ghetto and the Devil’s Bridge in Torcello island.
Art geeks will also enjoy looking at the artworks of the Museo Correr and the Museo del Vetro and Ca’ Pesaro, which translates to the International Gallery of Modern Art.
Want more? Check out more images of this beautiful city below.
[via Google Blog]