12. A method in a computing system with a processor and a memory for identifying sights for locations, comprising: receiving by the computing system a start location and an end location; identifying by the computing system travel locations on a travel path from the start location to the end location; and identifying by the computing system sights associated with the identified travel locations by, for each travel location, submitting, to an image search service, an indication of the travel location as a search request; receiving, from the image search service, metadata relating to images determined by the image search service to match the search request, the metadata for each image including a text description of the image; identifying, from the text description of the received metadata, candidate sights; submitting, to a geographic name service, an indication each candidate sight to determine whether the candidate sight corresponds to a geographic name; and when the geographic name service indicates that a candidate sight corresponds to a geographic name, indicating that the candidate sight is a sight identified with the travel location wherein a travel location has associated sights that are identified based on submission of the travel location to an image search service, identification of candidate sights from metadata of the images received from the image search service, and submission the candidate sights to a geographic name service to determine whether a candidate sigh is a geographic name.
12. A method in a computing system with a processor and a memory for identifying sights for locations, comprising: receiving by the computing system a start location and an end location; identifying by the computing system travel locations on a travel path from the start location to the end location; and identifying by the computing system sights associated with the identified travel locations by, for each travel location, submitting, to an image search service, an indication of the travel location as a search request; receiving, from the image search service, metadata relating to images determined by the image search service to match the search request, the metadata for each image including a text description of the image; identifying, from the text description of the received metadata, candidate sights; submitting, to a geographic name service, an indication each candidate sight to determine whether the candidate sight corresponds to a geographic name; and when the geographic name service indicates that a candidate sight corresponds to a geographic name, indicating that the candidate sight is a sight identified with the travel location wherein a travel location has associated sights that are identified based on submission of the travel location to an image search service, identification of candidate sights from metadata of the images received from the image search service, and submission the candidate sights to a geographic name service to determine whether a candidate sigh is a geographic name. 13. The method of claim 12 including retrieving images associated with the identified sights and displaying the retrieved images simultaneously with a map encompassing the start location and the end location.