Above France, A New Photo App
National Geographic Traveler and Fotopedia present a dazzling bird’s-eye view of France.
Following on the heels of our popular “Dreams of Burma” app that we launched last month, today we announce the release of another brand new photo app, “Above France.” Our new app takes you on a spectacular aerial journey across the country in over 2,000 photos with interactive maps, slideshows, and wallpapers.
“From Mont Blanc’s l’Aiguille du Midi to the historic abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel, the castles of the Loire Valley and the rooftops of Paris. This is France like you haven’t seen it,” writes Editor-in-Chief, Keith Bellows in his introduction to the app.
Once again Traveler partners with Fotopedia to deliver a robust, interactive app featuring stunning photography as well as navigation tags, social media share buttons, instant slide shows, wallpapers, and a “Trip Builder” to create your own virtual or real tours.
“Above France” is available for download in the App Store. Download to your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch for only $2.99.
Download the app here, then tell us what you think. Email feedback to apps@ngs.org.
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