Collections
UNESCO World Heritage, New 7 Wonders, National Parks, James Bond — and more arriving on the same globe.
Explore
Where to go next
More than 43,000 places worth going to, each one written up and pinned to the globe.
The catalogue
Forty-three thousand places, on one map
UNESCO World Heritage sites, national parks, the places films were shot, ancient battlefields, meteorite craters, waterfalls most maps leave off — each one written up rather than dropped on the map as a pin with a name.
New collections arrive on the same globe rather than in another app: empires one month, a film franchise the next. Nothing you already have moves to make room for them.
The places are readable here too, without opening the app: the TRAVLR atlas has each one as its own page, starting with every place Spectre was filmed.
Finding things
Ways in
By collection, by theme, or by searching everything at once.
By theme
Film, heritage, history, nature, architecture, music, sport.
Read it, then keep it
Read a place, then drop it straight into a trip or a list.
One search
Search the catalogue and your own trips at once, rather than deciding first which of the two you meant.
Every theme
What you can explore
Eleven themes, and what is actually in each one.
Film & TV
2,867 places
Where films and television were actually shot, and where their stories are set. Forty-nine collections between them: by franchise — Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, James Bond, Indiana Jones, Marvel and DC — and by genre, so you can follow every western, every horror location or every war film across the map instead of one title at a time. The Hollywood Walk of Fame is in here too. See Spectre’s 37 filming locations in the atlas.
Heritage
1,205 places
The complete UNESCO World Heritage list, both halves of it: 992 cultural sites and 213 natural ones, from the obvious to the ones almost nobody visits. This is the theme to browse if you want to know what is protected near where you already are.
Culture
1,048 places
The sights a place is known for, drawn from WikiVoyage, plus writers' homes and literary sites, the great universities of the world, and locations that exist in fiction and were then built or found in the real one.
Nature
475 places
National parks worldwide — the parks themselves rather than a pin on the nearest town. Waterfalls, craters and the natural half of the UNESCO list sit alongside them under Heritage, so a route can be planned across both.
Sports
355 places
Venues you can stand in. Every FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship ground, Olympic venues, Formula 1 circuits, Rugby World Cup grounds, the great cricket grounds, Grand Slam tennis venues and Super Bowl stadiums — eight collections, sorted by sport.
Games
195 places
Real-world locations from video games: the Assassin's Creed cities and monuments, mapped where they actually stand rather than where the game puts them.
Music
182 places
Concert venues and stages, legendary halls, the great opera houses, the recording studios records were actually cut in, and the Mississippi Blues Trail end to end.
Architecture
158 places
Buildings and structures worth the detour: the world's pyramids, famous bridges and lighthouses, every Frank Lloyd Wright building and every Antoni Gaudí one.
History
113 places
Where things happened. Silk Road sites, Viking and Norse sites and the Seven Wonders under ancient and medieval; Cold War sites under modern; and a darker set — pivotal historical moments, and the famous prisons of the world.
Science
29 places
The great observatories and the world's space launch sites — small, and the kind of place that is hard to find on any other map.
Food & Drink
29 places
Gastronomic venues, the great markets of the world and the wine regions. The newest theme, and the one growing fastest.
Forty-three thousand places, and the trip you have not taken yet.