Few Europeans have the opportunity to visit their parliament, the historic home of their democracy. Now, however, technology and the Internet offer a glimpse into the splendours of the some of these hidden chambers where important decisions are made. virtually visit the Palais Bourbon, seat of France’s National Assembly via Street View in Google Maps. A trolley equipped with fifteen lenses took 360° pictures allowing anyone with an Internet connection to virtually explore the architecture, paintings and decor of this impressive building. At the click of a button you can transport yourself to the centre of decision-making in France.View Larger Map Google Cultural Institute G. Entitled "Enter the Chambers" , the exhibition features photos and historical commentary on the European Union’s 42 parliaments, ranging from the Bundestag in Berlin to the Sejm in Warsaw. ontributions have been made from many individual Parliaments to showcase an impressive array of buildings and architecture rarely seen in a single place.archaeological site of Pompeii to the Versailles Palace and even the art collection of the White House in the US on the Cultural Institute site with content contributed from cultural institutions from all around the world. We hope you enjoy exploring.Posted by Francis Donnat, Senior Policy Counsel, Google France
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