New Delhi: After letting football fans dive into World Cup venues in Brazil without having to leave home, Google now lets the fans travel through the painted streets of Brazil.
Brazilians, every four years, come together to show their love of football by painting their streets. The free online mapping service added "Street View" imagery of Brazil's 37 painted streets in festive tribute to the major global sporting event.
You can explore Brazil's 37 painted streets on Google Maps Street View here.
"Whether you're watching the games from the comfort of your couch or packing your bags for Brazil, Google Maps is your ticket to the World Cup," Street View program manager Deanna Yick said in a blog post.
"And if you're lucky enough to have a physical ticket to Brazil, don't forget to pack Google Maps for mobile."
Google mapping applications for smartphones or tablet computers include tools for finding the most efficient ways to get to games using buses or trains in host cities.
The service also features maps of the insides of stadiums, airports, malls and other spots soccer fans may want to explore, according to Yick.
Images from other potential locations of interest, such as Iguacu National Park and St. Michael of the Missions, were also added to Google Maps.
You can explore the 12 stadiums on Google Maps Street View here.
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