Paris Hop-on Hop-off Tour Bus: 360 view of France on top of TOOT bus.

Описание: Overview Paris Discovery
Check out all the wonderful things Paris has to offer in a day or two when you hop on board the Tootbus Paris Discovery tour!

From the comfort and convenience of our 100% clean buses, the audio-guided Paris Discovery tour will take you past Opera, Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, Orsay Museum, Concorde, Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, Grand Palais and many more.

Get a first overview of the city, make your way around, pick the sights you want to explore in more detail and hop-off at the closest location to visit the landmarks and attractions. Choose to to see the top art masterpieces and paintings at the Louvre Museum, stop at Notre Dame and take a moment to admire its architecture from the left bank of the Seine, shop in the Champs-Elysées or climb the top of the Arc de Triomphe or the Eiffel Tower for the best views of the city!

Don't miss the opportunity to hop off the bus and walk around the most charming neighborhoods in Paris, the bohemian Montmartre, the buzzing Latin Quarter, the trendy Marais or the peaceful Ile de Saint Louis are all not to be missed! Learn more about Paris through the audio guide commentary specially designed for our routes. If you are traveling with children, try our child friendly channel available in French and English, it will keep them entertained!

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To watch a 360-degree video clips, one can use a laptop, a web browser, a mobile phone, or a VR headset. The ways to play a 360-degree video clip on them varies from one to other. We will introduce each of them in this article, so you can load your created work to a device and have a look from a viewer’s eye.

As stated in an earlier chapter, to watch a 360-degree video, there are three ways:

On a desktop PC (locally, and online), the viewer can use the mouse to pan and look around;
On a mobile device, the viewer can either use a finger to pan and look around or directly point the device to where the viewer wants to look;
In a virtual reality (VR) headset, the viewer is virtually wrapped by the video and can simply look around as it is in real life, by moving their head.

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