Experience Parisian Landmarks Like Never Before with Google Maps AR
Just in time for the Olympics, Google Maps has unveiled new augmented reality (AR) experiences that allow users to explore iconic Parisian landmarks in innovative and immersive ways. These AR features are directly accessible within the Google Maps app, providing a unique way to engage with historical sites and monuments.
Points clés:
– Users can now access AR content by searching for specific locations in Google Maps.
– Simply tap on the “AR Experience” icon to view augmented reality content through Lens in Maps.
– Transport yourself back in time to witness historical events and structures that are no longer present.
– Collaborations with Google Arts & Culture and Ubisoft ensure accurate representations of historical landmarks.
Immerse Yourself in History:
Travel back to the 1900s and see architectural concepts for the Eiffel Tower that were never realized. Explore Exposition Universelle country pavilions built along the Seine for the 1900 World Fair. Interactive info cards provide additional details about each landmark’s history and cultural significance.
Future Enhancements:
Later this summer, users can journey back to the 18th century to visit Notre-Dame Cathedral as it existed in 1789. Explore a 3D recreation of Bastille Saint-Antoine before the French Revolution and tour Palais des Tuileries before its demolition.
Accessibility for All Users:
No matter where you are, you can still view and interact with AR content through Street View. This accessibility opens up new opportunities for education and exploration, allowing users to learn about historical sites from anywhere in the world.
The Future of Exploration:
Google’s integration of AR into Maps is revolutionizing how we interact with our cultural heritage. The new AR features offer a fresh and engaging way to discover Parisian landmarks, appealing to both tourists and locals alike. Stay tuned for more immersive experiences as Google continues to expand its AR offerings within Maps.
