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A free real-time 3D tour of Westminster that mirrors London's actual weather and daylight, running in the browser.
https://london-live-3d.netlify.app
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London Live 3D is a browser-rendered tour of central London by Wendlow Tours, and its hook is that the scene is driven by the city's real conditions rather than a fixed sky. Live weather and daylight feed the view, so the light over Westminster matches what London is doing while you look at it.
Two ways in are offered. A guided tour takes nine landmarks including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus; or you ignore it and fly through an open city on your own, rotating the view and changing the angle freely. It costs nothing and installs nothing — the whole thing runs in the browser on any WebGPU or WebGL 2 capable one, which is what the product's own structured data declares as its operating system requirement, with the offer listed at zero.
People planning a London trip, and anyone who wants an interactive 3D city to explore without a download or a game engine.
Previewing Westminster before a visit; touring Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus in order; exploring central London freely in 3D; seeing a live daylight and weather mirror of the city.
Free
Free with no account or download. Needs a browser with WebGPU or WebGL 2 support, per the product's own declared requirements.
Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 24, 2026 · Source: official website
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Driving the scene from live weather and daylight is what separates it from a static 3D map, and offering both a nine-landmark guided route and free flight covers two different ways to look at a city.
Coverage is the Westminster and central London area rather than the whole city, and it depends on WebGPU or WebGL 2 support in the browser.
Explores central London in 3D straight from the browser — rotate the city view, change the angle, go through the landmarks, and switch between day and night. A creative example of how an interactive map can turn a familiar city into an immersive web experience.
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