On youvisit.com, you can click and drag your way through
a number of videos and feel like you're really there.
Like my favorite way to vacation.
Walk along the deck of the Carnival Breeze cruise ship
or plan out your next 12 hour trip with amazing
detail down to the hour thanks to 12 hours dot
net. When I get lunch in London,
I guess I'm going to
Elliot's. Hello, I'm Nikki and you can visit the craziest
of places without ever having to leave your home thanks
to the power of Dom Things you can do online
now guys. Simply search for ride POV and YouTube and
you'll find yourself buckled into several thrilling roller coasters.
Why spend all that money on theme park tickets when
you can experience these first person points of view?
You can even ride in the front row.
I personally hate that drop feeling in your stomach,
so let's stick to
sightseeingairpano.com features stunning views of beautiful places like Iceland,
Spain and Brazil. Click and drag your way through expansive
panoramic views of amazing landscapes,
some offering you alternate angles safe from a helicopter,
all in a virtual
360° experience. I wonder how far away this is from
for This City helps you figure out,
well, the furthest city. Select the place and it will
find the furthest city with the population over
100,000 from say, New York City.
Choose your country and city and it looks like it's
down under.
Perth, Australia. My life sure would be different growing up
in Australia.
ifitweremyhome.com Figure out what that would be like.
By comparing the US to Australia,
I'd be less likely to be employed,
make less money, have a lesser chance of getting murdered,
and in turn would live 2 1/2 years longer.
But I'm afraid it might be too hot for my
liking.
Nothing like bundling up on a cold night next to
a fire.
Thanks, Snowy. Escape the nice break needed from when you're
on top of Mount Everest.
You might have already climbed Everest in this dog we
featured before,
but this dog takes you on a virtual experience all
the way up to the top of the summit with
a full
360° turn. Hello, hello, hello,
hello.
For more cities with the view
360, cities.net is a website of panoramas from around the
world,
nicely laid out on a map.
Pick a country and see what panoramic views you can
explore.
Hey look, people are rope jumping.
Now I know a lot of these views are outdoors,
but what are some of the most beautiful places to
visit indoors?
How about the Sistine Chapel?
That ceiling is quite marvelous in virtual person.
Let me tell you, I can cross that off my
bucket list.
Well, my Dong bucket list.
And let's see the world through a different lens.
How about an
edible1fastfoodmaps.com rolls out the most popular fast food joints in
the USA,
perfect for planning your next road trip.
And while you're driving, be sure to pull over and
smell the air and eat whatever you can on the
side of the road.
I mean, I love me a good burger and fries,
but
fallingfruit.org provides a healthier choice than fast food,
showing you what kind of yummy plants you can find
in which cities.
You can even filter your search by,
say, apples, stone fruits, or free.
If it's free, it's for me.
Dumpster dive. Build your immune system and avoid the flu,
Lyme disease, Ebola and more diseases with the help of
healthmap.org. I'm not sick very often,
so I'm going to take my chances with Mapcrunch.
Mapcrunch will teleport you to a random spot in the
world using Google Maps.
Maybe one will catch your eye faster than you can
catch a cold.
Anyone can get lost using Google Maps all day,
but say you're not much for teleportation.
You can also use Frame Synthesis,
a game where you can drive through Google Maps Maps.
You can choose between a sedan or bus,
and you can even put your hazards on.
The bus is a bit slower,
but it all reminds me of Grand Theft Auto 2.
Ah yes, the virtual road trip you've been waiting for.
Drive across the land and ocean.
But if you were to pop in your Tron Legacy
soundtrack,
who needs a car when you can experience New York
City as a Tron bike map?
Buildings are mapped out in blue while traffic patterns are
beams of light,
all on top of a wireframe of Manhattan,
NY, the city that never sleeps.
And it doesn't matter what time it is is I
always find myself in traffic unless I take it to
the sky.
Check out every airplane flying around the world right now
with Flight Radar 24.
They actually move in real time and you can actually
click and find out more information like what flight it
is and the actual plane.
But what about things falling from the sky?
geology.com navigates 50 of the world's most obvious asteroid impact
sites globally.
To be honest, that's a lot more than I thought
there would be.
Hey, there's even one in Brazil,
right in the Amazon, which is one of the many
any locations you can witness a time lapse of over
the past three decades on
world.time.com, take a look from above,
peer into the past and witness the evolution of Las
Vegas,
Dubai, and Shanghai, to name a few.
OK, a lot of these Dons are really making you
antsy and itching to physically move.
Before you go, it's not too late to start partaking
in the awesomely popular
geocaching.com, a website that takes you to places around your
home in the world's biggest scavenger hunt.
After making an account, you can enter in your local
and this website will show your geocaches or treasure chests
around your area.
Use the coordinates and clues enter to find these tiny
treasures.
They might just be in the form of an Altoid
box man.
It ties to a street light with a key chain
in it,
but you get to take something from the box and
put something else in as a souvenir for the next
adventurer.
Links to all dots can be found in the description
below.
I'm Nikki, and as always,
thanks for watching.