Bird’s-eye view of Russia’s westernmost city will take your breath away… & maybe leave you dizzy

February 20th, 2016

Awake Goy

26 spherical panoramic shots of the city provide a full-on immersion effect.

“Unlike viewing a traditional photograph limited by its frame, or watching a film that follows its director’s idea, a spherical panorama gives you a freedom of being on location, where you can turn around 360° and have a closer look at every detail,” the AirPano website reads.

The non-profit is run by a small team of photography enthusiasts who’ve made panoramic imaging their passion. There are about 3,000 spherical panoramas available on the website coming from 300 different locations worldwide.

In 2015, RT launched its own panoramic app – RT 360 – offering users complete immersion into news stories RT run.

The port city of Kaliningrad is a Russian exclave squeezed between Poland and Lithuania. Before becoming part of Soviet Russia in 1945, following the Potsdam Conference after WWII, it was called Königsberg. In 1946, it was renamed to Kaliningrad after a Bolshevik revolutionary, Mikhail Kalinin.

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