Tag: Sweden
Long truck
New ”Streetview” images from Sweden
Hitta.se has released new images from the following swedish cities:
Stockholm, Göteborg, Malmö, Lund, Helsingborg, Linköping, Jönköping, Norrköping and Uppsala.
Picture showing Hitta.se crossing the border of Sweden/Denmark on the Öresund Bridge, between Malmö (Sweden) and Copenhagen (Denmark).
StreetView now available in Sweden
You can now view images from several cities in Sweden in a new similar service to Googles StreetView. Lokaldelen has created 360 degrees panorama images of a couple of cities. They have named this service Streetview. I’m not sure what Google will think of this…
Unfortunately only the main shopping streets are covered so far. I haven’t found a way to link directly to an image. This is the old town (Gamla Stan) in the capital Stockholm. Images are also available from the center of some other swedish cities like Halmstad, Helsingborg, Kalmar, Karlskrona, Lund, Malmö and Växjö.
Google StreetView coming to Sweden
According to swedish newspapers Metro and Dagens Nyheter, Google started to cover Sweden today with it’s StreetView cameras. The three largest cities will be covered, the capital Stockholm, Gothenburg (Göteborg) and Malmo (Malmö). It will take a couple of months until the images will be online. Hitta.se already have street view images from Stockholm thanks to Mapjack.
Hm, maybe I shouldn’t have trusted the guy who sold me all this mobile internet stuff?
Giraffe crane
View larger map (thanks Ben)
StreetView comes to Sweden!
Stadshuset in Stockholm, Sweden
A similar service to Googles StreetView has opened up in Stockholm, Sweden today named Hitta.se Gatubild (hitta means find). MapJack made the panorama images so I guess it could be available soon through their site aswell. Unfortunately I haven’t yet found a way to link directly to images. 2 million images were taken in June until September 2008 during mostly sunny days. The 2 cars who did this drove 1200 km in and around Stockholm city.
Update: It’s now possible to link directly to images. (thanks Ben)
