Royal Wedding Procession Route 3D Video
Google has launched a 3D video tour of the wedding procession across London. Goggle mapped 3D buildings and trees for central London.
April 29,2011will become the great ceremony day for London and Britain. The world will focus on the Royal wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.
The official royal wedding guest list revealed. Aristocracy, celebrities, personal aides, friends, and dignitaries were invited from home and also all over the world.
Google 3D map will show around places like Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and other routes the Royal couple will take to and from their wedding on April 29th 2011.
Phil Verney, Google’s Earth and Maps Program Manager, writes on the company’s official blog, “We’re doing our part too: following last week’s announcement of new aerial imagery for London, we’re expanding our 3D imagery of central London’s buildings and trees in Google Earth—including the entire royal procession route. Upon departing Westminster Abbey, you’ll pass the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the famous ministries on Whitehall and the Prime Minister’s residence at 10 Downing Street. Traverse Horse Guards Parade, and from there, you can travel down The Mall—with 3D trees lining the route—and see Buckingham Palace standing proudly at the finish.”
Goggle says the new 3D imagery covers the procession route will allow users to get a ‘royals-eye’ view of the same sights that Prince William and Kate see.
Google has launched a 3D video tour of the wedding procession across London. Goggle mapped 3D buildings and trees for central London.
April 29,2011will become the great ceremony day for London and Britain. The world will focus on the Royal wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.
Google 3D map will show around places like Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and other routes the Royal couple will take to and from their wedding on April 29th 2011.
Phil Verney, Google’s Earth and Maps Program Manager, writes on the company’s official blog, “We’re doing our part too: following last week’s announcement of new aerial imagery for London, we’re expanding our 3D imagery of central London’s buildings and trees in Google Earth—including the entire royal procession route. Upon departing Westminster Abbey, you’ll pass the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the famous ministries on Whitehall and the Prime Minister’s residence at 10 Downing Street. Traverse Horse Guards Parade, and from there, you can travel down The Mall—with 3D trees lining the route—and see Buckingham Palace standing proudly at the finish.”
Goggle says the new 3D imagery covers the procession route will allow users to get a ‘royals-eye’ view of the same sights that Prince William and Kate see.
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