Have you ever wanted to step over the barrier and walk around a room in a stately home? Grab the panoramic image below to experience standing in the Peter the Great Room at Blickling Hall.

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This room was built in 1779 by William Ivory. Everything that can be seen in this view, apart from the chandelier and the regency gilt tables, appears in the inventory drawn up in 1793.

The walls are hung with a wool and silk damask which exactly reproduces the 18th century hangings.

Look out for the pictures on the wall - the large tapestry depicts Peter the Great and was presented to the 2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire by Empress Catherine the Great.

Gainsborough's portraits of the 2nd Earl and his Second Countess, painted in 1784, hang on either side of the fireplace.

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