Panoco have made this nice Virtual tour of Cowdray Ruins in Midhurst, UK. This is nice and simple – the graphics are downplayed and I personally prefer the larger hotspots compared to other VR tours.
It looks slightly HDR – this often ruins old buildings, but I think this is subtly done.
Thanks to Ren Yifei who pointed out this virtual tour of a Brazilian Hotel using FFP and a host of plugins. One cool feature is the Day and night options. Shame it makes you view it fullscreen – I don`t like being made to do anything 
This is a great tour by Tom Mills at VRwebdesign.
For a long time I have thought that when a virtual tour can stand on its own as an interactive website, then it is this aspect alone that will increase the popularity of virtual tours and panoramas. This tour stands up on its own, it doesn’t need more information.
The music defiantly adds to the ambiance of the subject and the Googlemap api (although a little hidden) is great. This is a true example that today – panoramas alone are not enough.
I did find the navigation a little strange and couldn`t understand why the next pano was loading at times, but the photography is great.
I`ve added this Virtual tour by ommatidia.be because it shows what can be done with no knowledge of Flash, completely done using the FFP and xml – the panos are clear and the white colour scheme is professional and crisp.
Original Starbucks Virtual tour is a great use of Flash Pano Player within a website. The Panos are well staged with people, the sort of thing I’d like to see more of.
Again a tour by Cheathamlane…..
