Have you ever tried a virtual reality headset? I got a Meta Quest 3 from Amazon and I must say the feeling is totally immersive. It feels incredibly realistic.
It has many apps available. One of the apps called Wander uses Google Maps images - one can turn around 360 degrees, look up, look down, move around, and feel like you are back at your childhood home walking through the neighborhood, or visit the pyramids, Taj Mahal, museum tours, or the tippy top of Mount Everest; most of the world, wherever Google Maps has images - all with 360 degree views.
A free app takes you inside the space station; you grab the handholds to pull yourself along as you float through the station, put on a space suit and go outside, or move cargo containers around.
Of course there is the obligatory roller coaster ride (I felt sick on that one, but my wife has an iron stomach, and rides it a bunch) and lots of games. Virtual Chess anyone?
My favorite game so far is called Walkabout Mini Golf; it is the concept of playing mini golf in many different locations like Venice, a cemetery, a spooky mansion, Wallace and Gromet’s house, the ship from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Around the World in 80 Days balloon station (this one gives me vertigo), and many others, all incredibly immersive. I can play this golf game alone or with friends that also have a Quest 3. One of my friends is in Guam, and when we play we would swear we were playing the game together - it’s an amazing effect.
YouTube has a lot of VR content that works with this thing, just search for VR whatever in the YouTube app. They are all full 360 degrees.
I’m old now, and my balance is terrible, so I sit in my office chair to turn around - the feeling is so real that I guarantee I would be bumping into things and falling over if I tried it on my feet. When I play golf with my friend in Guam, he is standing the whole time with no problems.
Anyway, it’s off-topic for this forum, but I wanted to share my fun experience toy.