Guided 360° flights over Polish cities — every word on screen
24 films · 8K 60 fps · captions on three sides of the view · by Andrii Shramko
Author: Andrii ShramkoWho is this for?
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Every word the guide says is written on screen, in three places around you — you read wherever you look.
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Latest films
360°Open captionsThe Hill That Kept Changing Hands
Copernicus Square with its fountain, the church "na Górce", the Museum of Opole Silesia and the Nike monument.
360°Open captionsBuilt Where the Walls Came Down
The Horzyca Theatre, Jordanki with its "cracked" concrete and the New Town churches where the walls once stood.
360°Open captionsThe Castle That Left a Tower
The tower left from the Piast castle, the Yellow Footbridge over the Młynówka, the town hall and a butterfly fountain.
360°Open captionsPorridge, Post and a Leaning Tower
The town hall, Artus Court, Copernicus House and the Leaning Tower: the heart of Gothic Toruń from above.
360°Open captionsThe Canal Dug in a Year
A flight low over the old canal, past brick locks and the trees of the Planty park in Okole.
360°Open captionsThe Town That Took the Castle
Walls and gates on the Vistula side, the Swedish Granary, the Crane Tower and the ruins of a castle taken by townspeople.
My 360° films in numbers
These figures cover all my public 360° films on YouTube and DeoVR, not only the guided city flights.
- 24 films139 min in total
- 619,000+views of 360° films on YouTube and DeoVRYouTube + DeoVR, public counters, as of 29 October 2026. All public 360° films on the series' YouTube channel and on the author's DeoVR channel, all-time.
- 2,000+hours watched on DeoVRDeoVR creator dashboard, as of 9 September 2026. All films on the channel since 2021.
How we count
We add up the public view counters of YouTube and DeoVR — views are events, so they can be summed. We never add up subscribers or the number of films, because the same film is on both platforms. Hours watched are shown only when a platform has reported them, never worked out from film lengths. Facebook is not included. Numbers are rounded down and refreshed once a month.
- YouTube: 348,000+ (views of 360° films on YouTube and DeoVR, 29 October 2026)
- DeoVR: 271,000+ (views of 360° films on YouTube and DeoVR, 29 October 2026)
- DeoVR: 2,000+ (hours watched on DeoVR, 9 September 2026)
YouTube + DeoVR, public counters, as of 29 October 2026
How to watch
On a phone: swipe across the picture or turn the phone itself — it works best in the YouTube app.
On a computer: drag the picture with the mouse to look around.
In a VR headset: open the film in DeoVR or YouTube VR.
Questions
Are there 360° drone tours of Polish cities with captions?
Yes — 24 films so far, each a guided 360° flight over a Polish city. Every film has open captions burned into the picture on three sides of the view. The captions are in English and follow the narration word for word.
What places do the films show?
In Bydgoszcz: Mill Island with the Rother Mills and Opera Nova, the old Bydgoszcz Canal and its locks, the Okole district and the Art Nouveau facades of Gdańska Street. In Toruń: the Gothic Old Town, the Leaning Tower, Copernicus House, the ruins of the Teutonic Knights' castle and Dybów Castle across the Vistula. In Opole: Pasieka island, the Penny Bridge over the Młynówka, the Piast Tower and the Millennium Amphitheatre.
How do I watch a 360° film without a VR headset?
On a phone, open the film in the YouTube app and turn the phone or swipe across the picture. On a computer, drag the picture with the mouse. A headset gives the strongest feeling of flight: open the film in DeoVR or YouTube VR.
Who makes these films?
Andrii Shramko, an engineer and filmmaker who lives in Bydgoszcz, usually working with a team. The author page lists his projects and the work you can check.
Can I show the films at an event or in a VR app?
Yes, under a licence: request the catalogue and the terms on the licence page. Watching on your own, on YouTube or DeoVR, costs nothing.
Andrii Shramko
Engineer and filmmaker, living in Bydgoszcz. I have been filming 360° in motion since 2015.
What you can check
- My 3D scan illustrates the NVIDIA Omniverse documentation, credited to Andrii Shramko
- World Labs: my scene “Poland”, 106 million splats — the largest in their Spark 2.0 article
- “Touching the Sky” — a VR film by Red Bull × Meta, 2025 (making-of on Red Bull TV)
- Immersive Warsaw 2026: speaker, “The Camera Doesn't Exist Yet”, 5 November 2026, Kinoteka
- Lublin's Old Town as a 3D scene: 259 million splats, 13 levels of detail — the largest scene on my profile
- ShramkoGSFPV: a drone simulator in the browser, flying over real 3D scans — open source
I almost always work with a team — that is why I write “we”. We will agree how to work together when we meet.