AutoCAD offers a powerful 3D modeling environment that allows designers and engineers to visualize their projects in three dimensions. To see the 3D view in AutoCAD, follow these steps:

1. Enable 3D workspace: Start by switching to the 3D modeling workspace in AutoCAD. This can be done by selecting the '3D Modeling' workspace from the workspace dropdown menu in the Quick Access Toolbar.

2. Navigate to the 3D view: Once in the 3D modeling workspace, you can navigate to the 3D view by clicking on the 'ViewCube' located at the right-hand corner of the drawing area. The ViewCube provides orientation feedback and one-click navigation to standard views, making it easier to switch between 2D and 3D views.

3. Use navigation tools: AutoCAD offers a variety of navigation tools to help you explore the 3D view. These include the Orbit, Pan, and Zoom tools, which allow you to manipulate the 3D model and view it from different angles and perspectives.

4. Customize your view: You can further customize your 3D view by adjusting the visual style, such as wireframe, shaded, or realistic, to better represent the design. Additionally, you can use the Visual Styles Manager to create and manage your own visual style presets.

5. Utilize 3D viewing commands: AutoCAD provides specific commands for navigating and viewing 3D models, such as 3DORBIT, 3DPAN, and 3DZOOM. Familiarize yourself with these commands to efficiently navigate and work with 3D models.

By following these steps and utilizing the tools and commands provided in AutoCAD, you can effectively see and work in the 3D view, enhancing your design and modeling capabilities. Whether you are creating architectural designs, mechanical parts, or product prototypes, the 3D view in AutoCAD can help bring your ideas to life with depth and perspective.