Farstep

Walk the wonders of the world in real 3D

Stonehenge rendered in real time in Farstep, with the Guided tour and Then controls
Farstep icon: a stone trilithon framing the solstice sun

Walk the wonders of the world in real 3D

Not 360° photos. Real places you move through: step inside the Stonehenge circle, stand on Everest's summit ridge, look into the Grand Canyon from the South Rim.

Stonehenge is free and complete. Nine more sites are one-time purchases. No subscription, no ads, no account.

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Inside Stonehenge

Visitors have been kept outside the circle since 1978. Walk through it, find the Altar Stone, and toggle Then to see the sarsen circle as it may have stood complete around 2500 BC.

The roof of the world

The Everest summit ridge, the Grand Canyon's South Rim and Yosemite Valley are built from real elevation data (SRTM and USGS 3DEP).

Megaliths of Europe

Avebury, Newgrange, Skara Brae, Callanish and Carnac in one pack, plus Hadrian's Wall beside Housesteads fort.

Known or theorised?

Every fact is tagged Known when the evidence is solid, Theorised when historians still argue, or Folklore when it's a legend. Fringe claims are never sold as fact.

Every site works offline

Each site runs entirely on your phone once installed. Guided tours move you from stop to stop and can be read aloud by your phone's own voice. Collect a passport stamp for every hotspot and every finished tour.

How it's made

Terrain from open elevation data (SRTM, USGS 3DEP, UK Environment Agency LiDAR), CC0 photoscanned materials from Poly Haven, lighting from real sky photographs. Stone layouts are built from published archaeological dimensions, never from other people's scans or photos.