Apple Maps is a powerful tool for navigation and exploring the world around you. One of the impressive features of Apple Maps is the 3D view, which allows users to see detailed 3D representations of buildings, landmarks, and terrain. In this video, we will show you how to easily access the 3D view in Apple Maps on your iPhone or iPad.

To access the 3D view in Apple Maps, follow these simple steps:

1. Open the Maps app on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Search for a location or tap on a specific area on the map to bring up its details.

3. Once the location details are displayed, look for the '3D' button in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Tap on it to switch to the 3D view.

Once in 3D view, you can use your fingers to zoom in and out, rotate the map, and tilt it to explore the 3D representations of buildings and terrain. You can also switch to the satellite view for a more detailed and realistic perspective.

Keep in mind that the availability of 3D view and the level of detail may vary depending on the location. Cities and popular landmarks are more likely to have detailed 3D representations, while rural areas may have limited or no 3D data.

In addition to exploring the 3D view manually, you can also use the Flyover feature in Apple Maps to take immersive 3D tours of select cities and landmarks. Simply search for a location that supports Flyover, tap on the Flyover button that appears, and enjoy a virtual tour of the area with stunning 3D visuals.

Overall, the 3D view in Apple Maps offers a unique and engaging way to explore and navigate different locations. Whether you're planning a trip, studying the layout of a city, or simply curious about the world around you, the 3D view provides a rich and visually appealing experience.

So, next time you open Apple Maps to search for a location or plan a route, don't forget to switch to the 3D view and take advantage of this impressive feature. It's a great way to gain a new perspective and appreciate the detailed 3D representations that Apple Maps has to offer.