article_snippet.sent: Google Street View has the most famous zebra crossing in the world outside Google Street View, and has hosted every major name in music in the last 80 years, but Abbey Road studios has never before been open to the public.
article_snippet.sent: The result is Inside Abbey Road, a new web app that takes users on an interactive, immersive and hugely detailed virtual tour of the inner workings of Abbey Road.
article_snippet.sent: History: There are archive photos from Abbey Road down the years, as well as YouTube videos (pictured next to the piano) of performances placed in the exact spot as well were filmed from.
article_snippet.sent: Sneak peak: The Inside Abbey Road web app takes users on an interactive, immersive and hugely detailed virtual tour of the inner workings of Abbey Road studios .
article_snippet.sent: Abbey Road zebra crossing in St John's Wood, London, rose to fame after The Beatles posed on it for the cover of The Beatles eleventh studio album, titled Abbey Road, in 1969.
article_snippet.sent: Since then, hundreds of thousands of tourists have flocked to Abbey Road to recreate the iconic image.
article_snippet.sent: There are archive photos from Abbey Road down the years, as well as YouTube videos of performances that are placed in the exact spot as well were filmed from.
article_snippet.sent: Following in their footsteps: The famous zebra crossing outside Abbey Road Studios.
article_snippet.sent: Thousands of Beatles fans from far and wide come to Abbey Road every year to sign Thousands of Beatles fans name (left) and walk across the zebra crossing outside Abbey Road recording studios (right)
article_snippet.sent: With Inside Abbey Road, Tom Seymour, the head of Google's Creative Lab wanted to open the doors to the iconic music studio for anyone in the world to step inside and experience the stories, the sounds, the people and the equipment that make Abbey Road Studios what it is today.'
article_snippet.sent: Hundreds of thousands of Beatles fans make Hundreds of thousands of Beatles fans way to Abbey Road studios every year and many of the walls and signs in the vicinity of the building are covered with Beatles-themed graffiti.