And you can see from any position all around 360 degrees - so always
both parts of any street.
Use the circle on the map turning around the black point.
Except courtyards and parks all is visible.
On Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 9:20 AM, Galina Kharaz <galochka99_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Good morning, Miriam and all!
>
> I want to add that you can see Herrengasse too. For example, you can move t=
> he
> map along the Armenian street, past the Armenian cathedral up to the
> intersection with Herrengasse. There you can turn right and walk up the
> street to Central Square, or turn left - to the end. Probably the same
> things and entry for other streets where no vehicular traffic.
> I will try to take some photos with an explanation of the map's symbols.
>
> I do not remember if I earlier apologized for my bad English? I'm use Googl=
> e
> -translator...
>
> Galina.
>
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