Behold the French capital city. The Paris 26-Gigapixel image is an intimate view of the City of Lights and its famous monuments. To create this crisp image, a team of photographers stitched together 2,346 single photos.
See what's going on atop the Eiffel Tower or zoom over to the Panth�on and peer inside the bell tower. The Paris 26-Gigapixel also has an interactive tour of the 20 most beautiful monuments in Paris.
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Ever visited the Swiss Alps? Well it doesn't matter because looking at the Swiss Alps 31-Gigapixel image � a 360-degree panorama � is like standing atop the snowcapped peaks.
The scenic beauty of the mountains is a calm contrast to the bustle of huge city images. Can you find any wildlife lurking downhill?
The panorama gives a sense of solitude, but look over your shoulder � you're not alone on the mountain.
The Vienna 50-gigapixel, 360-degree panoramic image is a wonderful way to discover this Austrian city.
The image includes an interactive tour of the city's most famous spots. But don't stop with the outside view, click on the cameras to get an inside look at these historic treasures.
The thick tree-canopy is the first thing you notice about Budapest in this 70-gigapixel image. But zoom in, and the canopy parts for this dense Hungarian city.
The image also has an interactive tour of must-see sites.
The London 80-Gigapixel is the newest entry to the gigapixel club.
While the Sugar Loaf Mountain image has a higher pixel count, the London image is unmatched for its clarity and definition. It's also the largest 360-degree panorama in the world.
A person could waste hours peering onto sidewalks and looking in windows. The image is so detail-rich that its creators have hosted treasure hunts for dedicated virtual travelers.
This Brazil mountain is adorned with one of South America's most iconic images � a 125-foot- tall (38 meters) statue of Jesus, entitled Cristo Redentor or "Christ the Redeemer."
See Rio de Janeiro from atop this granite peak in the Corcovado 67-Gigapixel image.