Discover Europe's most beautiful places

MySpots is a free platform that shows sights across Europe on an interactive map – castles, palaces, museums, waterfalls, lighthouses, archaeological sites and more. Every place comes with facts and images from open data sources.

No. The map, the city and region pages, and the search all work without an account. You only need a free account if you want to add your own spots or save your own tours.

MySpots is free to use. There are no fees for browsing the map, the sights, or the city pages.

MySpots covers more than 30 European countries – with around 75,000 towns and over 120,000 sights and places. Coverage keeps growing, region by region.

Use the search at the top – it understands foreign-language names too (for example “Prague” for Praha or “Vienna” for Wien). Or pick a country and its regions, or open the interactive map, which zooms automatically to the visible area.

MySpots is available in German and English. Names in Cyrillic or Greek script are also transliterated into the Latin alphabet so they stay readable everywhere.

The facts come from open sources such as Wikidata (public domain, CC0) and Wikipedia, and the images from Wikimedia Commons. Every place links back to its source.

Yes. With a free account you can add your own spots and combine them into tours – for example a city walk or a route along your favourite places.

MySpots maps hundreds of German castles and palaces – from Neuschwanstein and Wartburg to Heidelberg and Marienburg. Filter the map by “castles” or “palaces” to see them across all of Germany or within a region such as Bavaria or Baden-Württemberg.

Pick a starting point, add nearby sights, and save them as a tour. MySpots suggests places around you, so you can build a city walk or a day trip in minutes – including from your current location.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites are cultural and natural places of outstanding value. Many of them – old towns, cathedrals, Roman monuments and national parks – are included as sights on the map and can be reached through their region.

Yes. Waterfalls are their own category. Filter the map by “waterfall” to discover them across Europe or in a specific country.

Yes, museums of every kind – from large art and national museums to local and open-air museums – are covered and can be found with the “museum” category filter.

The sights and places are continuously added to and regularly refreshed from open data sources. New countries and regions are added on an ongoing basis.

Yes. On the map you can filter by categories such as castles, palaces, museums, churches, waterfalls, lighthouses, ruins or viewpoints – for a single country or across Europe.

You can save your tours to your account and reopen them any time. A tour links your chosen places into a route you follow while travelling.

MySpots covers more than 40 European countries – including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Poland, Czechia, Croatia, Greece, the Nordic and Baltic countries and many more.

Yes. MySpots is optimised for smartphones – the map, search and tours all work in the mobile browser, on the go and with no app to install.

In Austria, MySpots shows castles and palaces such as Schönbrunn and Hohensalzburg, abbeys like Melk, alpine viewpoints, museums and historic old towns – filterable by state and category.

Because MySpots covers not only the famous names but tens of thousands of smaller sights, browsing the map often turns up hidden gems away from the usual destinations – small castle ruins, chapels or viewpoints near you.

Yes. Lighthouses are their own category – especially along the coasts of the UK, Croatia, Scandinavia and the Baltic. Filter the map by “lighthouse”.

Yes, monasteries and abbeys are covered as a category – from famous complexes like Melk Abbey to smaller religious houses.

Yes. Ruins – including many castle ruins and historic sites – are their own category, found with the “ruin” map filter.

Yes. Viewpoints and observation towers are included so you can find the best panoramas in a region.

Historically and architecturally significant churches, minsters and cathedrals are included and continuously expanded.

Italy is represented with thousands of places – from Roman sites and amphitheatres to museums, churches, castles and coastal towns. Pick a region and filter by category.

Yes. Because MySpots covers all of Europe, you can link sights across several countries into one route – for example a road trip through Croatia or along the Alps.

Alongside castles and museums you'll find amusement and theme parks as well as natural sights like caves and waterfalls – great destinations for families.

Yes. The map can centre on your current location and show what's around you – ideal for spontaneous outings.

Yes. Archaeological sites – Roman forums, temples, excavations and ancient cities – are their own category.

Many places include images from open sources (Wikimedia Commons) so you get a sense of them before you go.

MySpots includes hundreds of thousands of places and sights across more than 40 countries – and coverage keeps growing, region by region.

MySpots is built for sightseeing and trip planning: curated by category, with facts and images for every place and the ability to build your own tours – rather than a plain navigation map.

The interface is available in German and English. Names in Cyrillic or Greek script are transliterated into the Latin alphabet so they stay readable everywhere.

Yes. Choose a city or region, filter by your interests, and combine the most exciting places into a weekend route.

Yes. You can show several kinds of sights at the same time – for example castles and museums – and limit the view to one country.

Using MySpots is free. The map, search and the country, region and place pages are all available at no charge.

Yes. Pick a country in the filter and the map jumps right to it. From there you zoom in for detail or out to see all of Europe.

MySpots is currently available in eight languages: German, English, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Slovenian, Italian and French. The interface, country names and categories all adapt to the language you choose. More languages are in the works.