The street view, or rather the street view of the navigation service Google Maps is one of the most appreciated features of this ever-evolving platform. In Portugalit is used on a daily basis to better understand the actual appearance of various points of interest.
By the way, and as part of our celebrations for the 15th anniversary of Street View, Google presents the Top 5 places that people explored the most on Street View in the last year in Portugal (April 24, 2021 to April 24 of 2022)
The 5 most visited points of interest in Street View in Portugal
The categories are divided into places of interest, museums and beaches. So, first of all, we have the most visited points of interest in Street View in Portugal. The list is dominated by the Torre de Belém, a symbol of the nation and of Portugal.
In second place we have Cabo da Roca, as well as Algar de Benangil in third place. Next, the Sagres Fortress, without forgetting the São Miguel Arcanjo Fortress to close this Top 5.
The 5 most visited museums in Street View in Portugal
The category of most visited museums in Portugal is led by the CR7 Museum in first place. Shortly after, in second place, we have the Carmo Convent. Then, in third place, we have the National Palace of Sintra, with Maat in fourth place.
Finally, in fifth place we have WOW Porto, one of Invicta’s cultural centers.
The 5 most visited beaches in Street View in Portugal
Finally, in the category of the most visited beaches in Portugal, we have the list headed by Praia da Comporta. In second place we have the beach of Pego do Inferno, as well as Praia da Calheta in third place. Shortly after we have Praia dos Alemães and, finally, Praia da Ilha de Tavira.
Google celebrates this week the 15th anniversary of the launch of Google Street View, one of Google’s most popular tools around the world. So now we have this information shared with the most wanted spots in Portugal.
Finally, Google introduced a new wearable camera to collect images for Street View that will travel the world and a new feature that allows you to travel back in time to places in Street View.
In addition, and by the end of the year, the new immersive visualization announced at Google I/O will appear that will take Google Maps and Street View to another level of immersion.