360° Family Adventure in Heaton Park | Exploring with Emily & Charlotte

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a fun 360 video taken in Heaton park Manchester England, me and my daughter Emily aged 4 and charlotte the jack Russel dog having a great adventure in Heaton park, this is a DIY project on the 360 camera and the use of 360 software, using the video it is interactive for the user to pan and tilt the video to take in the views around the park, thanks for taking the time to watch if you could give me any feed back that would be much appreciated.

Heaton Park, located in Blackley, Manchester, is the largest municipal park in Europe, spanning over 600 acres. Originally part of the Heaton estate, it was owned by the Holland family until 1684, when it passed to the Egerton family through marriage. In 1772, Sir Thomas Egerton commissioned architect James Wyatt to design Heaton Hall, a neoclassical mansion that remains a prominent feature of the park. The surrounding landscape was initially designed by William Emes and later reworked by John Webb in the early 19th century. ​
Wikipedia


The park remained in the Egerton family until 1902, when the 5th Earl of Wilton sold it to the Manchester Corporation for £230,000. Since then, it has been developed into a public park, featuring various amenities such as a boating lake, golf course, animal farm, and the Heaton Park Tramway, which began operation in 1980. The park underwent significant restoration in the late 20th century, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, to preserve its historical features and enhance public access. ​
Manchester City Council

Heaton Park is not only a recreational space but also a site of historical significance, having served as a training camp during World War I and a base for the Royal Air Force during World War II. Today, it continues to host various cultural events, concerts, and community activities, making it a cherished landmark in Manchester.