Real places on Earth, rebuilt from real map data so you can walk right through them in your browser — no download, no sign-up.
This is the text-only, screen-reader-friendly directory. It works with JAWS, NVDA and VoiceOver, images carry full descriptions, and it needs no 3D graphics — a fast, accessible way to browse every location and landmark. Ready to walk in? Every heading links to the live 3D experience.
38 places across 19 countries, with 94+ landmarks to find.
The old city between the Golden Horn and the Sea of Marmara, built from real OpenStreetMap footprints at full scale. Walk Sultanahmet, drive a taxi, and stand under the great domes.
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North of the Golden Horn: Galata, Karaköy, İstiklal Avenue and Taksim, the modern heart of İstanbul.
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Across the Bosphorus on the Asian side, where the Maiden’s Tower stands out on the water.
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Stand on the Champ de Mars beneath a 300-metre wrought-iron Eiffel Tower, built from real map data. Walk the great lawn to the Trocadéro across the Seine, wander Haussmann boulevards of cream limestone and blue-grey zinc roofs, and ride to the summit for the view.
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The Chamonix valley under Mont Blanc, built from real elevation data. Spawn high on the mountain and ski more than 800 metres of real vertical down the true fall line of the terrain, into a snow-covered village of timber chalets.
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A walk-in homage to the world’s most-visited museum. Thirty-one public-domain masterpieces hang in a grand red gallery and its wings; cruise the Seine past Notre-Dame and the Eiffel Tower. Not affiliated with the Musée du Louvre.
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The heart of London on the Thames, built from real map data. Stand under Big Ben, walk past the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey, ride the London Eye, and drive to Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square.
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Chase a wheel of cheese down the real, absurdly steep Cooper’s Hill in Brockworth, Gloucestershire — the world-famous annual cheese-rolling run, playable.
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Midtown Manhattan built from real map data — the Empire State Building rising over a skyline of 140+ real skyscrapers, Times Square’s billboards, and yellow cabs to drive. Ride the Empire State to the 86th-floor observation deck for the view.
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Downtown Chicago built from real map data — the black bundled-tube Willis (Sears) Tower over the Loop skyline, and Cloud Gate, the mirror-polished “Bean”, in Millennium Park. Ride the Willis Tower to the 103rd-floor Skydeck.
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The original town: Old Town Camarillo, the Ranch House, and the airport, built from real map data. Home of the No Man’s Fair — rides, ring toss, a car show and nightly fireworks.
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A real Ventura County town — home of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library with its Oval Office replica and Air Force One.
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A real town with the Fillmore & Western Railway — board a real steam train at the depot.
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Civic Arts Plaza, The Oaks Mall, Amgen HQ.
A real coastal town in Ventura County.
A real coastal town — San Buenaventura.
A real town in the Ojai Valley (93023).
A real Ventura County town.
A real harbor town on the Ventura County coast.
A real Ventura County town (93021).
Wade into the ocean — swim, dive, and meet the jellyfish. A separate WebGPU ocean.
The heart of ancient Rome built from real map data — walk up to the Colosseum, the great elliptical amphitheatre with its arcaded travertine tiers and collapsed arc, through the terracotta-roofed old city.
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The Giza plateau built from real map data — walk the desert up to the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the Pyramid of Khafre with its white casing cap, the Pyramid of Menkaure, and the Great Sphinx.
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Agra built from real map data — walk the garden up the long reflecting pool to the Taj Mahal, the white-marble mausoleum with its great onion dome, four chattris, and four leaning minarets.
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Tokyo’s oldest temple district built from real map data — pass the Kaminarimon lantern gate, walk Nakamise-dōri to the vermilion Sensō-ji main hall, and find the five-storey pagoda in the shitamachi old town.
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Sydney Harbour built from real map data — the white sail shells of the Opera House on Bennelong Point, the steel arch of the Harbour Bridge over blue water, Circular Quay and The Rocks.
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The Inca citadel on its real mountain saddle at 2,430m — stone terraces stepping down the slope, roofless granite rooms around the plazas, Huayna Picchu rising behind.
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The rose-red city — Al-Khazneh, the Treasury, its two-storey columned facade carved into the sandstone cliff at the end of the Siq.
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The Great Wall of China over real mountain terrain — the crenellated wall snakes across the actual ridgeline at Mutianyu, watchtower to watchtower above the valleys.
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The great Maya city built from real map data — El Castillo, the nine-tiered step pyramid of Kukulcán, rising from the Yucatán plain with its four great staircases.
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The Eixample built from real map data — Gaudí’s Sagrada Família rising as a forest of tapering spires over the octagonal city grid.
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Berlin Mitte built from real map data — the Brandenburg Gate’s Doric colonnade with the Quadriga on top, Unter den Linden and the Tiergarten around it.
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The Acropolis of Athens built from real map data — climb to the Parthenon’s Doric colonnade on the summit, the Plaka old town and the modern city spread below.
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Corcovado mountain built from real elevation data — stand on the summit platform beside Christ the Redeemer, arms open over Rio de Janeiro spread out 600 metres below.
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Stand at the thundering Niagara Falls, rendered in r185 WebGPU.
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Victoria, British Columbia — the inner harbour at dusk.
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A wholly fictional realm beneath the waves: swim the drowned palace and its ring temples, ride a seahorse, and play seahorse football in the Atlantis Cup. Pinned on the world map beyond the Pillars of Hercules, where Plato put it.
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A fairground on a fictional island that belongs to no one — every flag welcome, none flown. Ferris wheel, carousel, swing ride, mini coaster. Pinned at Point Nemo, the ocean point farthest from any land on Earth.
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