Amazing 360 Panorama Gigapixel Cam from the BT Tower in London!

If you are looking for some breath taking views of London, England, then look no further! Thanks to the MyLiveStreams new Gigapixel Cam Section you can now check out some of the most spectacular views of London with the record breaking BT Tower London Gigapixel Panoramic Cam! With a resolution of 320 Gigapixels, this astonishing 360 degree Panoramic View is the best and largest picture in the world.

With a view of up to 20 miles from the 29th floor of the famous BT Tower in London this 360 degree
Panoramic View of London is a great way to spot your favorite locations in the City.

View of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament 

The picture has taken over 3 months to make with a total of 48,640 individual images taken by four cameras set up on the 29th floor of the BT Tower in London. After the images were all taken, they were put together by specialist computer software which took 3 months to ensure all the pictures were sewn together properly and to create the 360 degree panorama effect. It is estimated that if the full image was to be printed, it would be up to 98 meters wide and 24 meters tall. As mentioned above the BT Tower London Gigapixel 360  Panoramic Cam holds the world record for highest amount of Gigapixels with a whopping 320 Gigapixel Resolution!! The previous world record holder was the Panoramic Gigapixel View of Dubai, this is also available in the MyLiveStreams Gigapixel Cam Section, but is only a mere 45 Gigapixel resolution. 

The Famous London Eye in Spectacular 320 Gigapixel Resolution

More and more Gigapixel Cam pictures are appearing on the internet, they have proved to be an excellent promotion for any major city and landmark. Thanks to MyLiveStreams and their new Panorama Gigapixel Cam Views section, it is extremely easy to find some of the best Gigapixel Cam Views from all over the world. With views of Sevilla, London, New York, Dubai and Paris, MyLiveStreams already boast to have the only Gigapixel Cam Views Directory on the internet. Check out some of the great Gigapixel Cams now on MyLiveStreams.com. 

Historical Landmark – Tower Bridge, which crosses the famous River Thames

The Political leaders of the Group of 20, or G20, the world’s most powerful countries meet in London on Thursday 2nd April 2009 – and top of their agenda will be the current global economic crisis.

Because of the London G20 Summit, the police security levels have been dramatically increased throughout London as campaign groups and protesters are planning protest marches and demonstrations in a number of central London locations to coincide with the G20 Summit 2009 in London, England.  Disrupting London businesses, people, commuters, tourists and potentially causing traffic chaos in many areas of the UK’s capital city.

Check out our London webcams – HERE – Get live London webcam views in the centre of London that might be disrupted on Thursday 2md April because of the G20 demonstrations and protests.

Trafalgar Square is one of the main areas in London where demonstrations and protest marches are normally held in London.  View our Trafalgar Square webcam – HERE – View our live streaming London video web cam overlooking Trafalgar Square – HERE.

To view a large selection of webcams around London, including live London traffic cams around the main traffic spots in London, check out our selection of live London cams – HERE

For live London G20 Summit info check out the BBC London G20 Summit website – HERE

For more detailed info about the G20 London 2009 Summit, including live G20 Summit news updates about the progress with the important Global economic decisions between the Group of 20 world leaders – visit G20 Summit live info – HERE

Let’s hope the G20 political leaders can work together as a `World team` and help people all over the globe to improve the current global economic crisis for the ordinary people around the world.

Hopefully the thousands of police officers in the London Metropolitan Police force, and police officers from five other police forces in England, will not be required to `take direct action` to defend democracy, should any demonstrators or protesters decide to try and take the law into their hands.

Good luck to all the world leaders on the G20 Summit to sit down on Thursday 20th April 2009 and make world history by working together on so many important issues that are affecting so many people around the world and take their own `direct action` as a G20 group of world leaders.

Over 500,000 people are expected to attend the 2008 Pride London Parade on Saturday 5th July 2008. Making the Pride London 2008 parade one of London’s largest parades. This year around half a million gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and straight people will make their way to Oxford Street and Regent Street for the 2008 Pride London parade.

Live entertainment is provided by up to 80 floats and more than 200 costume groups and walking bands will take part in one of London’s largest annual parades. The Pride parade starts at Baker street 1300 and finishes at Trafalgar Square, where community stalls and live music support a rally, with major speakers celebrating a year of successes for the Gay Rights movement.

London’s Soho and Leicester Square host more live entertainment activities, with cabaret and bands at Trafalgar Square , and a huge market and food festival in London Soho. Follow the live action of the 2008 Pride London parade by viewing our London streaming cameras at Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square. Catch the party atmosphere of the Pride London parade on Saturday 5th July 2008 by viewing our Leicester Square webcam and our very popular live Trafalgar Square web cam.

Sunday the 22nd June 2008 sees the 40th Central London Rathayatra Parade. The London Rathayatra 2008 Procession starts at 11.30 from Hyde Park and makes the short journey to Trafalgar Square which the parade is expected to arrive at 2.30pm.

The Rathayatra Festival will then take place at Trafalgar Square till 5pm. If you’re in London on 22nd June, make sure that you visit Trafalgar Square for this Spiritual event and enjoy a taste of spiritual bliss. Well worth a visit. If you can’t take part in the Rathayatra Parade, or attend the Festival at Trafalgar Square, why not view part of the Central London Procession by viewing our Leicester Square webcam, as well as our London Piccadilly streaming camera.

View all the Rathayatra Festivities at Trafalgar Square from our Trafalgar Square webcam. For more info about the forthcoming 40th London Rathayatra Festival activities visit HERE