5 Places Worth Visiting in VR with Revisit
From New York’s bridges to Tokyo Tower, the landmarks of Paris and London, and the lights of Sphere Las Vegas. These five stops are perfect for slowing down and seeing the world from a new perspective in Revisit VR.
Want to visit the world’s great cities, but held back by time, budget or distance? Photos capture landmarks, yet rarely satisfy the urge to wander a little further down the street. Revisit VR lets you find your own route: search for a destination with Open Exploration, explore available street-level viewpoints with Street View Navigation, and compare historical imagery with Now & Then to see how cities change. For a different perspective, the optional Fly the World in 3D feature lets you view supported scenes from above. Start with these five stops.
1. New York, USA — Brooklyn Bridge
Look up at Brooklyn Bridge’s stone towers, turn towards Manhattan’s layered skyline, and follow the East River to the neighbourhoods on either bank. This is a New York worth lingering over. Revisit VR has shown historical street views here: open Now & Then (Time Rift) to compare 2007 and 2026 side by side. The bridge still spans the river, while the skyline behind it has changed. A familiar landmark becomes more than a photo opportunity — it becomes a starting point for understanding the city’s evolution.
2007 · THEN
2026 · NOW2. Tokyo, Japan — Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Tower’s red-and-white structure rises between treetops and buildings. The closer you get, the more its scale contrasts with the neighbourhood around it. Don’t just look up from the base: move through nearby available viewpoints in Revisit VR, and Street View Navigation will reveal and conceal the tower as you turn corners. Choose when to pause, look back or keep exploring, noticing how roads, shopfronts and greenery connect this landmark to everyday Tokyo.
3. Paris, France — Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower’s most captivating view may not be from its feet. Seen across gardens and fountains, it becomes part of a fuller picture of Paris, with its streets and shifting tree shadows. Search for the tower with Open Exploration in Revisit VR, choose a viewpoint, then follow your curiosity towards a nearby neighbourhood or another landmark. Rather than a fixed itinerary, this virtual Paris tour feels like an unplanned walk: every new viewpoint can reveal a different Paris.
4. London, UK — Big Ben
From the banks of the Thames, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Bridge share the same view. Move along nearby streets and you can see how the Gothic façades fit into London today. Revisit VR’s real street views invite you to slow down here. Forget the sightseeing checklist: explore the distances between riverbank, bridge and junction, and notice the daily life continuing beside these old buildings. It is a richer way to meet London than a single landmark photo.
5. Las Vegas, USA — Sphere Las Vegas
At night, Sphere Las Vegas looks like a glowing globe among the city’s dense lights. Its shape is only part of the appeal: from afar it is a striking point on the skyline; from nearby streets you can appreciate its scale beside roads and hotels. Find the area in Revisit VR and explore available street views at your own pace. To look down over the neighbourhood, the optional Fly the World in 3D feature is available in supported 3D geographic scenes. 3D flight may require a separate purchase; coverage and detail vary by location.
From Brooklyn Bridge’s past and present and the streets around Tokyo Tower to the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben and Sphere Las Vegas after dark, each stop offers a reason to linger. With Revisit VR you can find landmarks that interest you, wander through available street views and revisit the past where historical imagery exists. Add optional 3D flight and discover a city again from the air. Where will you go next?