Montréal-based developers André Baev and Simon Gardinier recently released a new Landmarks app with a collection of over 300 of these 3D landmarks, ranging from the Royal Opera House in London to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.

The new 'Detailed City Experience' is now available in Chicago, London, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Sydney, Toronto, and several other cities, with more to come.

You can also see step-by-step walking directions in augmented reality after scanning nearby buildings to determine your position and orientation.Since the release of iOS 15 in 2021, Apple Maps has been rolling out a more detailed map with custom-designed landmarks in major cities around the world. If you enter your route, the app can notify you when it's time to get off the bus or subway. Public transit riders might find it easier to get around too. A nighttime mode casts a moonlit glow over the maps at dusk.Īpple says the app will soon offer improved navigation through CarPlay. In the 3D maps, you'll see elevation details throughout each city, along with new road labels and landmarks such as LA's Dodger Stadium, the Statue of Liberty and the Royal Albert Hall in London. Apple is bringing 3D maps to Canada next year, in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. The feature will be enabled in Washington DC, San Diego and Philadelphia by the end of the year. Apple switched on the experience for New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles last week as part of the iOS 15 release. Starting today, you can now pinch and zoom your way across a three-dimensional render of London. Apple is slowly but surely rolling out 3D city views in the Maps app.

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