10 Amazing Places to Visit Via Google Street View

The 360-degree digital view of the breathtaking depth of the Grand Canyon is surreal. You can spend hours navigating this treasure!

The ancient Romans knew how to put on a spectacle at The Colosseum. Immerse yourself in a battle from long ago... while on your computer!

Although the Google view of the site is unusually blurry, the monument might best be viewed from afar as an out-of-focus whole, rather than in closer details as just a confusing bunch of rocks.

The Palace of Versailles, whose origins date back to the seventeenth century, was successively a hunting lodge, a seat of power and, from the nineteenth century, a museum. You have to see the 360-view of the gardens and the Palaces of Trianon, the park of the Château de Versailles spreads over 3 miles!

The Google Street View of the White House is sure as hell a lot easier to get than requesting a tour of the White House. You can actually do the same walking tour and check out all of the past presidents' paintings.

Not only to you get to see the bird-eye view of the Great Barrier Reef, but Google's cameras have done the deep-sea diving so you don't have to.

Yes, you won't hear the constant car horns blowing but you also won't be jam-packed tight on the Time Squares' sidewalks either.

Perhaps the most beautiful beaches in America, get lost with Google Street View and you'll be booking a trip to Hawaii soon thereafter.

Visiting Mount Everest is a bucket-list item, but you can do the next best thing to climbing the historic mountain.

For those of you who aren’t too keen on the humidity and the sheer number of mosquitos (and other creepy insects) of most tropical destinations, Google Street View gives you the chance to get a glimpse of it without leaving your chair or couch.