Can I use it only for myself, without sharing?

You can create a map without sending its link. If it is public, anyone who obtains the link can view it: not sharing it is not access protection. Check its status in map settings.

Can I put the places into a route?

Yes. Create an itinerary and arrange stops manually, for example by day. Readers can open directions to a place in an external navigation app.

Can I save a place from someone else's map?

Yes. You need an account and a destination map. Save copies one place; the copy does not follow later changes to the original. If you do not have a map yet, create one before completing the save.

Can I use it only for myself, without sharing?

You can create a map without sending its link. If it is public, anyone who obtains the link can view it: not sharing it is not access protection. Check its status in map settings.

Can I put the places into a route?

Yes. Create an itinerary and arrange stops manually, for example by day. Readers can open directions to a place in an external navigation app.

Can I save a place from someone else's map?

Yes. You need an account and a destination map. Save copies one place; the copy does not follow later changes to the original. If you do not have a map yet, create one before completing the save.

Collect the places you want to discover next weekend

Collect museums, restaurants to try and interesting detours. Arrange stops by day and leave room for the places you will discover along the way.

Make this map, free Open a real map

Start with Share, for free. No card required.

A day you can rearrange

Illustrative example. These places and tips show what you can create; they are not verified recommendations.

The museum, in the morning
Check tickets on the official website before choosing your day.
A lunch break
It is near the second stop: a convenient time to pause.
The viewpoint, towards evening
Save this for sunset and check the time during your trip.

An itinerary with room for discoveries

A city map with categories and itineraries you arrange yourself. Add notes for bookings and priorities. Stop order is manual; travel times, availability and the best route are not calculated automatically.

How you do it

1
Mark them before you go
The museum, the restaurant a friend told you about, the neighbourhood to walk. You search them by name and write underneath what to expect.
2
Put the stops in order
One itinerary per day: morning, lunch, the afternoon walk. Once there you follow the map and add what you find.
3
Keep it or pass it on
It stays your trip map, or you send it as a link to whoever goes after you. They open it with nothing to download.

What happens when someone opens the link

People can open your map in their browser, read the notes and details you added, and open directions to a place. Viewing needs no account; saving a place to their own map requires sign-in.

They open it on their phone, follow the itinerary stop by stop and open directions from every place.

Opens in the phone browser
An account is needed to create or save
Directions open in an external navigation service
The interface is in English and Italian

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What you need, exactly

Rich pins

Add personal advice, a photo and useful details for someone visiting that place.

Itineraries

Arrange stops into a sequence people can explore on your map.

Save a place

With an account, you can copy a place from a shared map into one of your own.

More ways to use your map

The road trip map

The stops in order, with your places.

Your neighbourhood addresses

Your places, for whoever asks.

Travellers

The map of the trip you are planning.

Frequently asked questions

All the questions

Your next weekend starts with a place

Create your map

Start with Share, for free. No card required.

Collect the places you want to discover next weekend

Collect museums, restaurants to try and interesting detours. Arrange stops by day and leave room for the places you will discover along the way.

Make this map, free Open a real map

Start with Share, for free. No card required.

A day you can rearrange

Illustrative example. These places and tips show what you can create; they are not verified recommendations.

The museum, in the morning
Check tickets on the official website before choosing your day.
A lunch break
It is near the second stop: a convenient time to pause.
The viewpoint, towards evening
Save this for sunset and check the time during your trip.

An itinerary with room for discoveries

How you do it

1
Mark them before you go
The museum, the restaurant a friend told you about, the neighbourhood to walk. You search them by name and write underneath what to expect.
2
Put the stops in order
One itinerary per day: morning, lunch, the afternoon walk. Once there you follow the map and add what you find.
3
Keep it or pass it on
It stays your trip map, or you send it as a link to whoever goes after you. They open it with nothing to download.

What happens when someone opens the link

People can open your map in their browser, read the notes and details you added, and open directions to a place. Viewing needs no account; saving a place to their own map requires sign-in.

They open it on their phone, follow the itinerary stop by stop and open directions from every place.

Opens in the phone browser
An account is needed to create or save
Directions open in an external navigation service
The interface is in English and Italian