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Southwark Cathedral London Panoramas

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South Cathedrals fulls title is The Cathedral Church of St Saviour and St Mary Overie. A church has stood on the site for over 1000 years with the first church founded by Mary Overie in the 7th Century.

The building in its present form dates in part from 1220.

Two panoramas of the church provide internal and external views of the structure.

The panoramas can be viewed in full screen via the QuickTime plugin, allowing you to view the scene in 360×180 degrees at high resolution.

View the panorama of Outside Southwark Cathedral, London (3.2mb).

View the panorama of Inside Southwark Cathedral, London (3.1mb).

Southwark Cathedral London Panoramas

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South Cathedrals fulls title is The Cathedral Church of St Saviour and St Mary Overie. A church has stood on the site for over 1000 years with the first church founded by Mary Overie in the 7th Century.

The building in its present form dates in part from 1220.

Two panoramas of the church provide internal and external views of the structure.

The panoramas can be viewed in full screen via the QuickTime plugin, allowing you to view the scene in 360×180 degrees at high resolution.

View the panorama of Outside Southwark Cathedral, London (3.2mb).

View the panorama of Inside Southwark Cathedral, London (3.1mb).

Hays Galleria London Panorama

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Hays Galleria is tucked along side the river between London and Tower Bridge. A mix of small boutiques, coffee shops, bars and restaurants it is a place to browser and relax as part of a river side walk in London.

The galleria is spanned by a steel and glass roof which covers the original Hay’s Wharf – built in the 1850’s and a centre point for river trade in London.

David Kemp’s sculpture ‘Navigators’ dominates the centre, a nautical sculpture which captures the wharfs link to the river.

View the Quicktime panorama of Hays Galleria, London (3.2mb).

Hays Galleria London Panorama

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Hays Galleria is tucked along side the river between London and Tower Bridge. A mix of small boutiques, coffee shops, bars and restaurants it is a place to browser and relax as part of a river side walk in London.

The galleria is spanned by a steel and glass roof which covers the original Hay’s Wharf – built in the 1850’s and a centre point for river trade in London.

David Kemp’s sculpture ‘Navigators’ dominates the centre, a nautical sculpture which captures the wharfs link to the river.

View the Quicktime panorama of Hays Galleria, London (3.2mb).

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