Didn't get ticket to Brazil to attend the 2014 Football World Cup? Well, thanks to Google, you can still take tour, virtual though, of all the 12 stadiums where the tournament will be held.
With world's biggest football tournament – 2014 World Cup – just around the corner, Google gives you a virtual tour of all 12 stadiums and iconic painted streets of Brazil via Street View.
“In addition to the stadiums and painted streets, images from hundreds of sites across Brazil, including Iguaçu National Park and St. Michael of the Missions, are also now available on Google Maps. If what you see in Brazil whets your appetite, you can also explore new Latin American imagery in Peru, Chile, Colombia and Mexico,” says Google in a blog post.
Google has consistently updated its Maps service with panoramic images through Street View. From ancient monuments, major cities to even under water, Google's Street View features a wide range.
Google Maps earlier this year underwent major overhaul with new streamlined interface, smart route navigation, better integration of search results as well as easier access to picture galleries.
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