# Apple Maps 'Look Around' Now on the Web

Apple has added the 'Look Around' feature to its web-based Maps service, allowing users to explore street-level views of different cities around the world. This is similar to Google Maps' Street View and provides users with a first-person view of different major cities. By clicking and dragging on the map, users can virtually walk through these places. This feature makes the web version of Apple Maps more similar to its app siblings on iOS and iPadOS.

The Look Around feature can be accessed by clicking on the binoculars icon at the bottom left corner of the map window. It is currently available in select cities in the U.S., Canada, Australia, the U.K., the European Union, and a few other countries. The web version of Apple Maps is still in a "public beta" phase and does not yet support features like transit maps and 3D buildings. Additionally, users cannot sign in with an Apple ID to access saved places on the web at this point. However, Apple has stated that support for more features and languages will be added in the future.

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