For those who won’t make it to Parliament Hill this summer: Google Street View is here.
The interactive mapping tool will now feature the historic corridors and rooms of Parliament, according to a release from Senate Speaker Noel Kinsella and House of Commons Speaker Andrew Scheer.
The Google Street View team was granted access to Parliament in April, in order to capture imagery using a special 360-degree panoramic camera, the release said.
Check out the visit here.
Images of the Senate Chamber, the House of Commons, the Library of Parliament, the offices of the Speakers and a number of other rooms and corridors “of significance” were captured, it said.
The device works on computers, tablets and smart phones.
Pretty cool. But can it help you find your car?
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