Wonderful tour and detail - like the ability to scan around - Unless it is very well hidden, the fire protection system seems like be on par with the Chapel in Paris. I hope they invest to protect these historic buildings!
That was amazing! I’ve always wanted to visit The Tower of London and was always fascinated by the White Tower. This 360 tour gave me that opportunity without having to buy a plane ticket. I still want to go there someday. Thank you for sharing this!
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This is fantastic. I've always been fascinated with the Tower of London, it's history is just beyond all imagining to your American cousins across the pond. Well, at least this American cousin. Having seen some of the recent Smithsonian Channel broadcasts about the Tower merely piqued my interest further. (Oh, & many thanks to Dan Snow for his series The Last Warrior Kings. It was superbly done and made for compelling viewing in our home.) Now that Mr. Snow has hosted this, it simply adds an element to an already great idea. With COVID-19 & its new variants adding danger to air travel, it would appear that my and I will have to postpone our planned trip to the UK yet again. I'm light of that, being able to tour the Tower of London virtually is precisely what the doctor ordered. My sincere thanks to Mr. Snow and Chief Yeoman Warder Kingshott, for such an enlightening video. Cheers gentlemen!
When it comes to the white tower, I like the displays they have, but I'm more interested in what is was. What was the room used for originally, the chapel is obvious. And the architecture, so much has been changed. For example the 2 door on either side as you first enter, where do they go? The stairs where the boys were found, I can see them on this level what what were they used for? Where did they go? I'm a yeoman warden's nightmare.
One of the best half hours I've ever spent indoors.. This was fantastic. Thankyou.. I would never in my lifetime get to see this place up close and this made it possible.i would have prefered u didn't edit the walks out from one area to the next even if u consider it boring.. For a viewer it was enthralling.. Esp when I put vr goggles on.. Just looking up and down outside was glorious.. A little blur but that's poss my phone or the tech at such early stage still.. Cant wait until pic really are 1080..like the inscriptions in walls, they were not visible to me. Even the large crest was difficult to make out.. But apart from that... Fantastic.. If anyone had made it in my comment this far.. I challenge u to find out host holding the camera contraption, toggle his flys on his trousers and then keep his hand resting upon his genitals for a little uncomfortably long.. Lol.. Really he does do this...
I would not recommend a VR headset with this if you are prone to motion sickness. An hour later and I am still feeling the effects. There were times that the camera moved to fast in a turn and caused a lot of discomfort. I paused a lot to be able to look around. It was also on the blurry side. That being said I found it to be enjoyable and informative and something I would watch again without the headset.
I’m really surprised the yoeman warder did not know where the term “beefeater” comes from. Back in the day royalty would display their wealth in terms of gold and silver plate on side tables against the wall that were “buffets”. We still have buffet tables to this day. They had 💂♀️ guards standing on either side of them guarding the gold and silver plate .... therefore they were called “buffeteers” which became beefeaters.
I LOVE THIS!! Makes me feel like its my own personal tour without the nagging crowds of slow moving old people, screaming babies, and stupid, back packing idiots to trip over..
I dont know when this was done but the camera work is fuzzy and the yeomans’ knowledge scant at best but it is still a great insight into the tower and an inspiration to visit and learn more so thank you Dan
I have noticed in many films and pictures of the white tower that there are small arched windows at the top level. And it looks as though two were bricked up. Am I just seeing things or is this the face. Also why would those windows be bricked up?
The camera man was not impressing me, when told for example to look to the left and you can see... he kept the camera in the same direction so that would have been almost just as good on audio however still learned a few things!
Informative, gives a great feel for the vastness of the spaces...downside is the 360 can be somewhat confusing and dizzying...could not focus closely enough to distinguish certain objects being highlighted in the tour...the effort is much appreciated and once this technique is fine-tuned it should hopefully give the viewer closer imagery...was this using GoPro?
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Wow 1078 ...I honestly think that England's history is superb ...the ancient Celtic Britons to the Romans to the Saxons to the Vikings to the Normans .... England made the modern world.
Certainly a valiant effort Dan, though as a Tudor historian, I find it appalling that this Senior Yeoman Warder continues to spout such inaccuracies and historically proven fallacies as substantiated truth! In fact, he got most of it quite wrong, from the actual execution site of Queen Anne Boleyn down to “her choice” of execution by the French method of an expert swordsman and a lot in between. Had I been there, I’m not certain that I could have kept quiet and nodded politely as he spewed error after grievous error. WOW! Very disappointed! For the record... The remains found during the Victorian renovation of St. Peter ad Vincula are in individual boxes with name plates and installed in a crypt behind one of the chapel walls. The execution site was about 50 yards away from the monument, closer to the White Tower, on the parade grounds near the Jewel House The choice of a French headsman was made by Henry VIII as a last minute mercy, since he figured that his image and reputation might suffer if the Queen he turned the realm inside out to be with suffered an ugly, sloppy and potentially botched appointment with the usual axe. The headsman’s name was Jean Rombaud and he hailed from a long and distinguished line of headsmen, and had been summoned from Calais appropriately 3 weeks before Queen Anne Boleyn stood trial. Monsieur Rombaud earned the commission when Henry’s emissaries watched him behead two condemned men, back to back, with a single stroke. Where is the mention of the five innocent men that were accused with the Queen? And while I’m bitching, why not mention that Lady Jane Boleyn was Queen Anne’s sister in law, married to Anne’s brother George, and known best as Lady Rochford during her lifetime? Dates are wrong, facts and figures are wrong, events are wrong, names and places are wrong and huge details are left out. Again, I know it’s not your fault Dan, but this is a very disappointing, exceptionally hollow presentation for a so-called expert and representative of English history and the British monarchy itself
Julie-Anne West...Maybe I should jump across the pond and start a new job lol. I’d love to work beside Lucy Worsley and David Starkey at Hampton Court. I’d last about a week, or until the caught me showing the stuff that’s not mentioned on any sanctioned tours lol “This is currently a meeting room but in 1537 this is the room in which H8’s 3rd Queen dies...”
Dayna Goodchild, while I'm not a historian, I was aware of many, if not all, of the errors the Chief Yeoman Warder made during the video. In particular the fact that Henry VIII hired a sword wielding headman from France to dispatch his Queen and that Anne Boleyn had nothing to do with that in the least. The insight you provided regarding Henry's motivation was entirely new to me however. Monsieur Rombaud most assuredly earned his commission by doing the job efficiently, if every account I have ever read from eyewitnesses is to be believed. In another comment I read here, the individual stated that the Chief Yeoman Warder was extremely poorly informed since he was unaware of the etymology of the term "beefeater." In every history I have ever read or seen, no one truly knows for certain how it came about. If you have knowledge regarding "beefeater", I would like to hear about it. I don't qualify as a true anglophile, since in my family they are still referred to as "sassenachs", as he betrays his Scots roots with a single epithet, . Cheers Ms.!
@@kiasax2 Thank you for your kind and gracious response. To add a further layer of Tudor wtf to the entire affair, M. Rombaud was hired and en route at least 2½ weeks before Queen Anne stood trial. All accounts...even Chapuys and we all know there was zero love lost between Eustace and Queen Anne...say that Anne defended herself eloquently and ably, but her "guilt" was a foregone conclusion. What Hal wanted, Hal gotted. Taking it one step further, on one of the dates that Queen Anne was apparently committing treasonous adultery with one of the also doomed 5, she was in fact still at Placentia in chambers, recovering from childbirth. Then one must consider that the woman whose Book of Hours survives to this day, the same woman who demanded an English language Bible be put on a stand in her room for all to reference, the same woman that designed a Rood Screen for her chapel to preserve modesty while she worshipped...twice swore on the Host...before and after...that she had never offended against the King's Grace with her body. She didn't and neither did the 5. As far as beefeaters? It's one of two...either because they were paid with beef or stemming from the French word for Buffetiers, those food guards so common in French courts
Thank you thank you thank you for this amazing video, I just wish my net was good enough to watch it in 1080 so I could see a bit more of the finer details or at least maybe read the signs, none the less great video very cool.
In his will Henry VIII stipulated that should all 3 of his children die without having children, the throne was to pass to the Gray Family, who descended from one of his sisters. Edward VII altered this to bypass his 2 sisters and thereby give the throne to Lady Jane Gray. Elizabeth I altered Henry's will in order to bypass the Gray sisters and give the throne to James VI of Scotland (who was descended from the other of Henry's sisters). If Elizabeth had the legal power to alter her father's will, then so to did Edward. This makes Jane Gray the legitimate Queen of England and Mary Tudor was the usurper and traitor.
This man at the top of the doc is a star only in his own mind. And a lackey. The type who would lighten up as he sent his sons off to war. Dying for another English war. Repeat, a lickarse God love him.
Beautiful tour ...until he gets into St Georges Chapel. God love the Beef Eater but he isn't giving a tour to tourists. It's Dan Snow and a bunch of History nut followers via 360
@@karinberonius8799, cheers! You beat me to the exact comment needed for those who have failed to do even the most basic research about such a video prior to complaining.
Exactly. No planning went into this. It's pretty obvious from the opening prolonged shot of a dark tunnel and the prolonged borning shot you described.
+desertflowerz89 Great for a minute or two, but for over 42 minutes, 40 minutes too long.... You can tell the show was scripted, but the production value of the shoot is very amateurish....
cameraman is awful when they say this is henry the 8th in his armour im waiting to see him and the cameraman just keeps it as it was and it happened on many occasions throughout film. spoilt an good film.
Most wonderful 360 format of a most exciting historical place I have ever seen, thank you Dan Snow
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Oh Wow! This was amazing!
Love the history of the tower of London, this is much better way to see and hear about it's historical place, thank you for showing at this time.
Wonderful tour and detail - like the ability to scan around - Unless it is very well hidden, the fire protection system seems like be on par with the Chapel in Paris. I hope they invest to protect these historic buildings!
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Glorious. 360. Love it.. Deffo future.
That was amazing! I’ve always wanted to visit The Tower of London and was always fascinated by the White Tower. This 360 tour gave me that opportunity without having to buy a plane ticket. I still want to go there someday. Thank you for sharing this!
I’ve been there but would love to go again
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This is fantastic. I've always been fascinated with the Tower of London, it's history is just beyond all imagining to your American cousins across the pond. Well, at least this American cousin. Having seen some of the recent Smithsonian Channel broadcasts about the Tower merely piqued my interest further. (Oh, & many thanks to Dan Snow for his series The Last Warrior Kings. It was superbly done and made for compelling viewing in our home.) Now that Mr. Snow has hosted this, it simply adds an element to an already great idea. With COVID-19 & its new variants adding danger to air travel, it would appear that my and I will have to postpone our planned trip to the UK yet again. I'm light of that, being able to tour the Tower of London virtually is precisely what the doctor ordered. My sincere thanks to Mr. Snow and Chief Yeoman Warder Kingshott, for such an enlightening video. Cheers gentlemen!
When it comes to the white tower, I like the displays they have, but I'm more interested in what is was. What was the room used for originally, the chapel is obvious. And the architecture, so much has been changed. For example the 2 door on either side as you first enter, where do they go? The stairs where the boys were found, I can see them on this level what what were they used for? Where did they go?
I'm a yeoman warden's nightmare.
Great video
Brilliant. Never seen 360 filming before. Didn't know it existed and still can't get my head round how it's done.
I have never seen a video done 360 before and I can not tell you how much I enjoyed this creation, thank you.
One of the best half hours I've ever spent indoors.. This was fantastic. Thankyou.. I would never in my lifetime get to see this place up close and this made it possible.i would have prefered u didn't edit the walks out from one area to the next even if u consider it boring.. For a viewer it was enthralling.. Esp when I put vr goggles on.. Just looking up and down outside was glorious.. A little blur but that's poss my phone or the tech at such early stage still.. Cant wait until pic really are 1080..like the inscriptions in walls, they were not visible to me. Even the large crest was difficult to make out.. But apart from that... Fantastic.. If anyone had made it in my comment this far.. I challenge u to find out host holding the camera contraption, toggle his flys on his trousers and then keep his hand resting upon his genitals for a little uncomfortably long.. Lol.. Really he does do this...
I would not recommend a VR headset with this if you are prone to motion sickness. An hour later and I am still feeling the effects. There were times that the camera moved to fast in a turn and caused a lot of discomfort. I paused a lot to be able to look around. It was also on the blurry side. That being said I found it to be enjoyable and informative and something I would watch again without the headset.
@@michellethomson90oo huh?
Thank you so much! I’m doing an exploration of England & am happy to get to tour the Tower.
Nice Jacket Dan Snow! Goose down is very comfy and insulating!
I’m really surprised the yoeman warder did not know where the term “beefeater” comes from. Back in the day royalty would display their wealth in terms of gold and silver plate on side tables against the wall that were “buffets”. We still have buffet tables to this day. They had 💂♀️ guards standing on either side of them guarding the gold and silver plate .... therefore they were called “buffeteers” which became beefeaters.
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@@1028dianemarie hahaha yeah mate. I fell asleep and woke up to this. I don't even know how it got onto this video.
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This is seriously the coolest thing I've ever seen!
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WHAT A MAJOR COCK-UP! A horizontal questioner and a vertical answerer all in the same frame - - ?????
very interesting but awful camera work
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I LOVE THIS!! Makes me feel like its my own personal tour without the nagging crowds of slow moving old people, screaming babies, and stupid, back packing idiots to trip over..
Was this exactly where Anne Boleyn was held? Can you show the exact place she was held?
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Awesome!
I dont know when this was done but the camera work is fuzzy and the yeomans’ knowledge scant at best but it is still a great insight into the tower and an inspiration to visit and learn more so thank you Dan
I have noticed in many films and pictures of the white tower that there are small arched windows at the top level. And it looks as though two were bricked up. Am I just seeing things or is this the face. Also why would those windows be bricked up?
Just love this tech.. Adore it.
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The camera man was not impressing me, when told for example to look to the left and you can see... he kept the camera in the same direction so that would have been almost just as good on audio however still learned a few things!
daniel price You need to move your device to look around.
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Informative, gives a great feel for the vastness of the spaces...downside is the 360 can be somewhat confusing and dizzying...could not focus closely enough to distinguish certain objects being highlighted in the tour...the effort is much appreciated and once this technique is fine-tuned it should hopefully give the viewer closer imagery...was this using GoPro?
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Photography rubbish, but absolutely fascinating! I never knew half of the story.
Wow 1078 ...I honestly think that England's history is superb ...the ancient Celtic Britons to the Romans to the Saxons to the Vikings to the Normans .... England made the modern world.
You can move it yourself this is so fun
Would have helped to have seen henry the eights armour , apart from that , fascinating .
Amazing! I felt like I was there. More tours please..
Certainly a valiant effort Dan, though as a Tudor historian, I find it appalling that this Senior Yeoman Warder continues to spout such inaccuracies and historically proven fallacies as substantiated truth! In fact, he got most of it quite wrong, from the actual execution site of Queen Anne Boleyn down to “her choice” of execution by the French method of an expert swordsman and a lot in between. Had I been there, I’m not certain that I could have kept quiet and nodded politely as he spewed error after grievous error. WOW! Very disappointed!
For the record...
The remains found during the Victorian renovation of St. Peter ad Vincula are in individual boxes with name plates and installed in a crypt behind one of the chapel walls.
The execution site was about 50 yards away from the monument, closer to the White Tower, on the parade grounds near the Jewel House
The choice of a French headsman was made by Henry VIII as a last minute mercy, since he figured that his image and reputation might suffer if the Queen he turned the realm inside out to be with suffered an ugly, sloppy and potentially botched appointment with the usual axe. The headsman’s name was Jean Rombaud and he hailed from a long and distinguished line of headsmen, and had been summoned from Calais appropriately 3 weeks before Queen Anne Boleyn stood trial. Monsieur Rombaud earned the commission when Henry’s emissaries watched him behead two condemned men, back to back, with a single stroke.
Where is the mention of the five innocent men that were accused with the Queen? And while I’m bitching, why not mention that Lady Jane Boleyn was Queen Anne’s sister in law, married to Anne’s brother George, and known best as Lady Rochford during her lifetime?
Dates are wrong, facts and figures are wrong, events are wrong, names and places are wrong and huge details are left out. Again, I know it’s not your fault Dan, but this is a very disappointing, exceptionally hollow presentation for a so-called expert and representative of English history and the British monarchy itself
Tim Cantrell...You aren’t. I’m a Madam
@@daynawithawhy totally agree and its a shame that people watching this will believe what he is saying.
Julie-Anne West...Maybe I should jump across the pond and start a new job lol. I’d love to work beside Lucy Worsley and David Starkey at Hampton Court. I’d last about a week, or until the caught me showing the stuff that’s not mentioned on any sanctioned tours lol
“This is currently a meeting room but in 1537 this is the room in which H8’s 3rd Queen dies...”
Dayna Goodchild, while I'm not a historian, I was aware of many, if not all, of the errors the Chief Yeoman Warder made during the video. In particular the fact that Henry VIII hired a sword wielding headman from France to dispatch his Queen and that Anne Boleyn had nothing to do with that in the least. The insight you provided regarding Henry's motivation was entirely new to me however. Monsieur Rombaud most assuredly earned his commission by doing the job efficiently, if every account I have ever read from eyewitnesses is to be believed.
In another comment I read here, the individual stated that the Chief Yeoman Warder was extremely poorly informed since he was unaware of the etymology of the term "beefeater." In every history I have ever read or seen, no one truly knows for certain how it came about. If you have knowledge regarding "beefeater", I would like to hear about it. I don't qualify as a true anglophile, since in my family they are still referred to as "sassenachs", as he betrays his Scots roots with a single epithet, . Cheers Ms.!
@@kiasax2 Thank you for your kind and gracious response. To add a further layer of Tudor wtf to the entire affair, M. Rombaud was hired and en route at least 2½ weeks before Queen Anne stood trial. All accounts...even Chapuys and we all know there was zero love lost between Eustace and Queen Anne...say that Anne defended herself eloquently and ably, but her "guilt" was a foregone conclusion. What Hal wanted, Hal gotted. Taking it one step further, on one of the dates that Queen Anne was apparently committing treasonous adultery with one of the also doomed 5, she was in fact still at Placentia in chambers, recovering from childbirth. Then one must consider that the woman whose Book of Hours survives to this day, the same woman who demanded an English language Bible be put on a stand in her room for all to reference, the same woman that designed a Rood Screen for her chapel to preserve modesty while she worshipped...twice swore on the Host...before and after...that she had never offended against the King's Grace with her body. She didn't and neither did the 5.
As far as beefeaters? It's one of two...either because they were paid with beef or stemming from the French word for Buffetiers, those food guards so common in French courts
Thank you thank you thank you for this amazing video, I just wish my net was good enough to watch it in 1080 so I could see a bit more of the finer details or at least maybe read the signs, none the less great video very cool.
What is with the position of the camera??
Got the gist of it now!
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My ancestor was Thomas Blood .almost stole the crown jewels
The camera is really weird it’s a bit blurry and stretched out
The camera work was horrible ! They speak of something with the camera pointed away . I had to turn it off .
Please learn to train the camera on to the subject that is talked about!
Its 360 degree so you can look amywhere
Haha
How do you get your own personal tour?
Why was the whole family kept in the tower ?🕍
This thing is really hard to watch.
In his will Henry VIII stipulated that should all 3 of his children die without having children, the throne was to pass to the Gray Family, who descended from one of his sisters. Edward VII altered this to bypass his 2 sisters and thereby give the throne to Lady Jane Gray. Elizabeth I altered Henry's will in order to bypass the Gray sisters and give the throne to James VI of Scotland (who was descended from the other of Henry's sisters). If Elizabeth had the legal power to alter her father's will, then so to did Edward. This makes Jane Gray the legitimate Queen of England and Mary Tudor was the usurper and traitor.
This man at the top of the doc is a star only in his own mind. And a lackey. The type who would lighten up as he sent his sons off to war. Dying for another English war.
Repeat, a lickarse God love him.
Beautiful tour ...until he gets into St Georges Chapel. God love the Beef Eater but he isn't giving a tour to tourists. It's Dan Snow and a bunch of History nut followers via 360
half of this video only shows the floor, he tells us what's what but we can't see what the rooms look like
Move your phone or drag with your stylus pen, or your finger, on the image. This way you can look in any direction.
@@karinberonius8799, cheers! You beat me to the exact comment needed for those who have failed to do even the most basic research about such a video prior to complaining.
Why not SHOW the Armour you're talking about!!!!
I’ve been here before though I’ve seen the inside where all the other cool stuff is
This is for history castles home school
sadly its a poor tour. Picture is fuzzy and poor quality and missed so much of the tower
this is way too slow for me. they focus on the same scene for minutes at a time.
8 minutes in I'm still looking at someone's feet and hand.
Ruby Wood You can move your phone to see around it. It's a 360 view
Exactly. No planning went into this. It's pretty obvious from the opening prolonged shot of a dark tunnel and the prolonged borning shot you described.
Obviously, no planning went into this. Typical of Dan Snow. :(
OOOh 360 views!
+desertflowerz89 Great for a minute or two, but for over 42 minutes, 40 minutes too long.... You can tell the show was scripted, but the production value of the shoot is very amateurish....
You think this was scripted? LOL
I believe that Anne was not actually executed in the spot where this memorial is.
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Ohhhhh! Now I see... You can't cast this to your tv..it only works on your phone...tv can not do the 360 thing😳 poop💩
or pc/laptop by dragging the cursor
WHO is operating the camera here? Only a few minutes in and I feel dizzy and frustrated. There are better documentaries about thus........bye bye.
really bad camera quality , please buy a good camera before travelling around the world !
cameraman is awful when they say this is henry the 8th in his armour im waiting to see him and the cameraman just keeps it as it was and it happened on many occasions throughout film. spoilt an good film.
HA HA ... so many people have no idea of what 360 virtual tours are!! You can scroll anywhere within the screen with the mouse icon ...
Thank you,
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Stop saying I DEED
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Stop saying INDEED!!
Dan Snow. Can't watch anything he does as he overpowers the subject with his presenter style. Still Prof Magnus Pyke was ten times worse.