These are the more than 90 3D monuments that you can see with Google's augmented reality

A few years ago the augmented reality arrived at the search engine Google. They first launched the popular 3D animals, then dinosaurs, cars or athletes from the last Olympics, among other objects that we can add in our living room and see from any angle with the camera of our mobile device. compatible.

With the new functionality of ** Google Search ** it is no longer necessary to install Google Earth to view in 3D some of the most important monuments in the world. Now, from the research itself, we can see in 3D and augmented reality over 90 monuments.

Google’s 91 3D monuments

Specifically, in the Spanish version of the search engine we see how we now have access to 91 monuments in 3D which include the Alhambra, the Sagrada Familia, Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower or the Parthenon, among other very touristy monuments.

Below we leave you the complete list of monuments that Google search in Spanish is currently able to show us in 3D, but it is expected that Google will gradually add more monuments:

Westminster Abbey	Conservatory of Flowers	British Museum London	Catalonia Square
Alhambra	Christ the Redeemer	Niteroi Museum of Contemporary Art	Place du Capitole
Arc de Triomphe in Paris	Painted Ladies	Louvre Museum	Place de la Seigneurie
Basilica of Guadalupe	Flatiron Building	Metropolitan Art Museum	Trafalgar square
Basilica of the Holy Family	The Angel of Independence	National Science Museum of Japan	Piazza Navona
Basilica of the Holy Cross	Empire State Building	Tokyo National Museum	Old bridge
Basilica of San Pedro	aztec stage	Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum	Brooklyn bridge
Basilica of Santa Maria Novella	Moses Mabhida Status	Neuschwanstein	Bay bridge
Basilica of the Sacred Heart	columbus statue	London Eye	Rhodes Memorial
Big ben	Statue of Liberty	One World Trace Center	rockefeller center
Giotto’s bell tower	Trevi Fountain	Garnier opera	Meiji Shrine
Castle of Good Hope	roman forum	Palace of Fine Arts	Sense-ji
Chapultepec Castle	Magic fountain of Montjuïc	Buckingham Palace	Stonehenge
Sant’Angelo Castle	Yoyogi National Gymnasium	Kensington Palace	Amazon Theater
Barcelona cathedral	the golden gate bridge	Palace of Versailles	Zojoji temple
Brasilia Cathedral	Church of San Francisco de Asís	Palace of Westminster	Tokyo Sky Tree
Notre-Dame cathedral	Alcatraz Island	National palace	Torre coit
New York Cathedral	invalid	Pitti Palace	Tower of London
St Paul’s Cathedral in London	Mount Rushmore	Vecchio Palace	Pisa tower
Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore	Monument to the hero children	A Parisian pantheon	Tokyo Tower
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral	Monument to the pioneer	Pantheon in Rome	Eiffel Tower
São Paulo Metropolitan Cathedral	Monument to the Revolution	Parthenon	Ushiku Daibutsu
National Center of Art and Culture Georges Pompidou	Orsay Museum	Pier 39

When searching for the name of a monument, among its search results we will see the map 3d model

which allows us to see the monument in 3D. Then we can see this monument in augmented reality by clicking on “View in your space” or access the full list of monuments by displaying the bottom menu “More monuments”.

Google’s augmented reality is only supported on ARCore-enabled devices. Currently, most devices launched in the past year are compatible with this technology.

Via | 9to5Google