PokéStops
PokéStops are interactive locations in the augmented reality mobile game Pokémon Go. They are typically based on real-world points of interest, such as public art installations, historical markers, or notable buildings. When a player's avatar is within range of a PokéStop, they can spin a virtual disc at the location. This action rewards the player with in-game items, including Poké Balls, Berries, and Eggs. These items are crucial for capturing Pokémon and progressing in the game.
The concept of PokéStops is rooted in Niantic's previous augmented reality game, Ingress. Many PokéStop locations
In addition to providing items, PokéStops serve as a mechanism to encourage physical activity and exploration.