Collections
70 places grouped by theme rather than by city. Each one opens the explorer at that exact spot, and each collection explains why the places in it are worth the visit.
Famous Landmarks
The buildings everybody recognises, seen from the pavement rather than the postcard.
20 places
Beaches
Fifteen coastlines you can walk without booking anything.
15 places
Mountain Roads
Fifteen drives that exist mainly because somebody wanted the view.
15 places
Cities at Night
Ten places where the camera passed after dark, which is rarer than you would think.
10 places
Hidden Gems
Ten places that are strange, remote or simply unlikely to be photographed at all.
10 places
Why group by theme
Because a city guide answers where, and a collection answers what sort of thing. If you want to look at mountain roads it does not help to be told which country each one is in; what helps is having fifteen of them in one place with a note on why each is worth driving.
The collections also cover ground the city guides cannot. A salt flat in Bolivia, an abandoned mining island off Nagasaki and a village in the Netherlands with canals instead of roads have nothing in common except being unlikely, which is exactly the sort of list that is hard to arrive at any other way.
Everything here opens in the same free explorer, with no signup and no limit on how many you look at.