am following Apple Maps beta launches on the web in JulyApple has now recently added Look Around street-level view for several cities Place, 9to5Mac reportsYou can activate Look Around like in the Apple Maps app on devices like the iPhone or iPad by selecting the binoculars icon at the bottom left of the map window. You can then click and drag on the map to see different first-person perspectives on several major cities.
At launch, the Apple Maps Web Beta included basic functionality such as searching for points of interest, viewing ratings, browsing area guides, and getting directions. With Look Around, the web version gets closer to matching functionality with the Apple Maps app on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS — though without personalization features like finding addresses from your contacts or saving places to your library.
Personally, I use the Apple Maps app on my Mac more often than any other mapping software, and I often find Apple's Look Around a more intuitive experience than Google's Street View. However, I also sometimes have to switch to Google Maps because Apple doesn't support Look Around for my hometown of Baltimore, MD — even though I saw an Apple Maps van all over town way back in 2017,