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Almost every Internet user world wide web knows what the Google Street View. It is thanks to this service you will be able to make a virtual journey through the distant places of the world without leaving your office chair. Here is a selection of amazing places that the company managed to visit with their cameras, 360 degree. Now you can dive into the water at the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia.





Decommissioned Royal Navy submarine HMS Ocelot



Scott's hut - building, located on the northern coast of Cape Evans on Ross Island in Antarctica. It was erected in 1911 by the British Antarctic Expedition in 1910-1913 under the leadership of Robert Falcon Scott.



Stonehenge in Wiltshire. One of the most famous places in the world Stonehenge - the remnants of stones standing stones in a circle.



Sea lions, giant tortoises, marine iguanas and many more can be seen during a visit to the Galapagos Islands with the help of Google's Street View.



Now everyone can make a 360-degree tour of the mine-Mabou Okubo in Japan.



Google Maps team visited the Grand Canyon and took more than 9,500 photos to create a Map Street View National Park.



The survey entailed months of treading dozen stone bridges, narrow passages and navigation canals on a gondola, but the magic of Venice was finally lifted Google Street View.



In cooperation with the Rhaetian Railway Street View team to collect images of one of the most picturesque rail routes in the world: the line Albula - Bernina in Switzerland. The scenic route through the Swiss Alps is one of the most famous in the world, the road goes through wild mountain scenery of Thusis in Switzerland, near the resort town of St. Moritz to its final stop at the border in Tirana, Italy.



Street View team was invited to the Amazon basin to collect the images of rivers, forests and communities in the Rio Negro Reserve for the project.



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