360° panorama by Boulos Isaac.
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Virgin Mary Halet el-Hadid, Haret Zeweila 11

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360° panorama by Boulos Isaac.
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Virgin Mary Halet el-Hadid, Haret Zeweila 10

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360° panorama by Markus Lissner.
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360° panorama by Markus Lissner.
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360° panorama by Markus Lissner.
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360° panorama by Markus Lissner.
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360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The 50 metre high ferris wheel is the centrepiece of the Christmas market in the Grand Place of Lille. Opening in November each year it is a major attraction for both tourists and local people.

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360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The 50 metre high ferris wheel is the centrepiece of the Christmas market in the Grand Place of Lille. Opening in November each year it is a major attraction for both tourists and local people.

https://www.360cities.net/image/la-grande-roue-christmas-market-lille-france

360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The 50 metre high ferris wheel is the centrepiece of the Christmas market in the Grand Place of Lille. Opening in November each year it is a major attraction for both tourists and local people.

http://www.360cities.net/image/la-grande-roue-christmas-market-lille-france

360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The 50 metre high ferris wheel is the centrepiece of the Christmas market in the Grand Place of Lille. Opening in November each year it is a major attraction for both tourists and local people.

http://www.360cities.net/image/la-grande-roue-christmas-market-lille-france

360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The food court at the Gate C departures area in the Dubai International Airport. This huge airport is the fifth busiest in the world and a major hub connecting the Middle East and Indian ocean nations.

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360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The food court at the Gate C departures area in the Dubai International Airport. This huge airport is the fifth busiest in the world and a major hub connecting the Middle East and Indian ocean nations.

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360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The food court at the Gate C departures area in the Dubai International Airport. This huge airport is the fifth busiest in the world and a major hub connecting the Middle East and Indian ocean nations.

http://www.360cities.net/image/interior-dubai-airport-uae

360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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The food court at the Gate C departures area in the Dubai International Airport. This huge airport is the fifth busiest in the world and a major hub connecting the Middle East and Indian ocean nations.

http://www.360cities.net/image/interior-dubai-airport-uae

360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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Originally mined during the medieval period the complex of tunnels underneath the town of Arras were used during World War 1 as a refuge and hiding place by the Allied armies. Estimated to have been capable of holding ups to 24,000 men there were hospitals, canteens and sleeping quarters at a depth of 20 metres underground where they were safe from bombardment. Forgotten until the 1990's part has been opened up to visitors as a museum and education facility.

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360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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Originally mined during the medieval period the complex of tunnels underneath the town of Arras were used during World War 1 as a refuge and hiding place by the Allied armies. Estimated to have been capable of holding ups to 24,000 men there were hospitals, canteens and sleeping quarters at a depth of 20 metres underground where they were safe from bombardment. Forgotten until the 1990's part has been opened up to visitors as a museum and education facility.

http://www.360cities.net/image/bove-tunnels-arras-pays-d-artois-france

360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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This massive 70 metre concrete wall had microphones attached to the curved surfaces and in favourable conditions could pick up the sounds of aircraft up to 24 miles away. Like the two adjacent parabolic mirrors (see my other pano) it to became redundant with the advent of faster aircraft.

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360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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This massive 70 metre concrete wall had microphones attached to the curved surfaces and in favourable conditions could pick up the sounds of aircraft up to 24 miles away. Like the two adjacent parabolic mirrors (see my other pano) it to became redundant with the advent of faster aircraft.

http://www.360cities.net/image/wall-sound-mirror-dungeness-kent

360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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Built as an early warning device for aircraft the three concrete “listening ears” at Denge on Dungeness are the best examples of this technology and are Grade 1 listed as Ancient Monuments. They were effective, but the development of faster aircraft made them redundant, as an aircraft would be within sight by the time it had been located.

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360° panorama by Bruce Hemming.
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Built as an early warning device for aircraft the three concrete “listening ears” at Denge on Dungeness are the best examples of this technology and are Grade 1 listed as Ancient Monuments. They were effective, but the development of faster aircraft made them redundant, as an aircraft would be within sight by the time it had been located.

http://www.360cities.net/image/parabolic-sound-mirrors-dungeness-kent