Google Maps' Google Street View is the tool you've been searching for. It lets you search for a location anywhere in the world and then place yourself there physically by toggling on an ...

Google Maps does not update Street View every day -- or even every year -- in some locations. So, if you're looking for a timely image, you likely won't get one on Google Street View.

This is the Street View of your location. Screenshot by Nelson Aguilar/CNET. Now, it's up to you to choose what you want ...

Google Maps gives multiple different views based on your needs, including a traffic view, transit view, biking view, and more. Here's how to select a different view.

Fortunately, we’re here to help. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to take advantage of these new Google Maps features, including Immersive View and Google Lens in Maps.

The contour lines and elevation markings in Google Maps can be hard to understand. If you're trying to get a sense of how steep the incline of a trail is before hiking it, the 3D view can help.

Open maps.google.com in a browser tab. Search for the area where you would like the GPS coordinates or navigate there by zooming in and dragging the map with your mouse.

Google Maps already tells you how far your destination is from your starting point, so you always know what distance you have to cover. But that's not a measurement in a straight line.

Google Maps allows you to navigate from one place to another, giving information about places, buildings, offices, tourist spots, schools, etc., irrespective of your device.

People who travel often, whether around the world or within their own country, should use Google Maps in more ways than one. For example, it is a good idea to learn how to save a Route on Google ...

Immersive View for Google Maps is getting another update in the coming days, Google announced in a blog on Thursday. First announced at its Google I/O event in May, the update will add a ...

However, Maps can be used for much more than just guiding users from A to B. In addition to its way-finding functionality, Google Maps also allows you to save locations for later.