In the past year, the Czech Republic was even among the forty countries with the largest number of virtual visitors, surpassing even destinations such asĀ Switzerland.Ā
On the occasion of the fifteenth anniversary of the service, Street View captures the beauties of the Czech Republic in a unique gallery of images created by Google's collaboration with the Czech illustrator and photographer EliÅ”ka PodzimkovĆ”.
Users most often searched for Prague Castle.Ā The charm of the Czech Republic in images from Street View was captured in a unique art project by illustrator EliÅ”ka PodzimkovĆ”.
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Virtual display on Street View helps people in everyday life - for example, they can look ahead to see what a complicated intersection looks like, where to park in front of a polyclinic, or what the entrance to a restaurant they are going to for the first time looks like. In addition to practical use, thanks to Street View it is also possible to virtually travel the world and plan trips into the unknown.
While the first five cities were photographed in May 2007, today users can visit more than 100 countries and territories around the world through Street View.
In the Czech Republic, the most beautiful collections include, for example, a virtual walk through Klementine or an ascent toĀ PravÄickĆ” BrĆ”naĀ .
āØ The charm of the Czech Republic on Street View
On the occasion of the 15 anniversary of the service, Street View captures the beauties of the Czech Republic in a unique gallery of images created by Google's collaboration with the Czech illustrator and photographerĀ EliÅ”ka PodzimkovĆ”.Ā
Czechia has a wonderful collection of images on Street View. EliŔka chose places that have their own story, inspire them to explore the world or are simply part of our surroundings. She supplemented these photos with her unique illustrations.
š Å atov, JihomoravskĆ½ kraj, Czechia
āIt was really fun for me to draw in the Street View images!Ā When you imagine what a toy car can capture, there are no limits to imagination.Ā And who knows what happens inside the National Museum when the last visitor closes the door?āĀ EliÅ”ka PodzimkovĆ” comments.
In her illustration it became the scene of a race of prehistoric fish running over obstacles.
...I thought to myself, what if ÄervenĆ”Äek was looking at it, trying to reveal the secret instructions for getting the hedgehog out of the cage.Ā After all, it was on this table that JestÅĆ”b wrote his stories," explains EliÅ”ka.Ā
Travellers from different time periods in the illustrations visited Street View shots from the KrkonoŔe National Park and the main square in Olomouc. A photo with a picture from Moravian Šatov refers to the hidden treasures and traditions of the Czech Republic.
It's a great and practical feature, and I really appreciate being being part of the project, adds the illustrator.Ā
Below are some of the beautiful and unique places in Czechia that you can search and visit on Street View Maps:
šĀ Charles Bridge, Prague
š StarĆ½ Sedlec
š LahoviÄky
š Quarry in Beroun
