Look around locations in Maps on Mac

You can explore an area or see what locations look like from the street before you visit.

Note: Look Around isn’t available in all countries or regions. See the macOS Feature Availability website.

An interactive 360-degree view of a local attraction in San Francisco, with a 3D map in the lower-right corner.

Open Maps for me

  1. Go to the Maps app on your Mac.

  2. Search for an intersection, landmark, or business.

  3. Select a location, then on the bottom left, click the Look Around button (or press Command-K).

  4. Do any of the following:

    • Pan: Drag the photo left or right.

    • Move forward, left, or right: Click the photo in the direction you want to explore.

    • Move to another view point: Click another location on the map.

    • Enter full screen: Click the Enter Full Screen button. To exit full screen, click the Exit Full Screen button. To remove names of streets and landmarks from the full-screen view, click the More button, then click Hide Labels.

  5. When you’re done, click the Close button.

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