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Funny map of London, UK by Nelli
St. Petersburg, RUPlayful cute map of London featuring all of famous landmarks and symbols.


Pictomato Map of Bern, Switzerland by pictomato
Bern, Bern, CHI did this map for a personal project. It's a kind of a declaration of love to my city. If you travel Switzerland, you should plan a stop in Bern, you will love it to ;-)
The complete artwork is made with Adobe Illustrator.




New York in Stride: An Insider's Walking Guide by Jessie Kanelos Weiner
Paris, FRA map spread from my new Rizzoli book "New York in Stride: An Insider's Walking Guide", available wherever books are sold



The Windy City by Elizabeth Mendoza
Glendale Heights, IL, USThis place is special to me because I grew up and experienced most of my life here. Chicago is an amazing city filled with delicious foods, beautiful art, and remarkable music from around the world. There is so much to do and see that even I find new things to experience every time I visit. One thing that sticks out to me is the beautiful street art fellow artists create. That is what I wanted to base my illustration on. The art painted on the walls.

California Journey by Ashley Diers
Denver, Colorado, USThis place is special to me because I have wanted to go to California since I was a kid, and I finally got the chance to visit this year. This map represents a few of my favorite places I discovered while there, from the Santa Monica Pier to Disneyland. I also loved seeing the ocean and palm trees along the way!

Holmön in a year by M Julie Thiel
Kalmar, SEThis place is special to me because it is unlike any other place I have been to before. Holmön is a small island with a strong sense of community in the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Finland. In the process of moving through the island’s environment, working on student projects and engaging with locals, my classmates and I had ourselves become a part of its community.
The island is removed from the hustle and bustle of a busy outside world and characterized by its physical limitations. It depicts a place of excitement, exploration and powerful contrasts. The local climate is marked by large seasonal temperature differences which offer plenty of outdoor activities all year round. During the winter months Holmön has around 50 residents who are regularly cut off due to weather and ice conditions. Every summer tourists take over the island — more than a 1000 people a day attend the annual mail rowing and folk festival. My map gives a brief overview of selected activities the island Holmön has to offer.

City of Light by Rebecca Santo
Cleveland, Ohio, USThis place is special to me because it holds my happiest memories. I was very lucky to have the opportunity to travel to France this past summer; it was my first time traveling overseas! My boyfriend, a Parisian himself, had always told me stories of Paris’ brilliance and wonder after dark. When I finally got the chance to visit, fairytales came to life while running under street lamps and glittering monuments. Those memories were the perfect way to prove that a long distance relationship is possible. Paris had among the most brilliant and colorful sights I have ever seen, and I hope to share them with you through this map!

Awe-mazing Venice by Anne Was Here
Redondo Beach, CA, USVenice is the only place on Earth that brought me to tears upon seeing it for the first (and only) time. To me it is just such a unique and special place full of quirks, beauty and history. Flooding has always been a threat to this special city and coincidentally while I was illustrating this map, it was hit with the highest tide waters it's experienced in 50 years. A recent climate change study has said that if global warming is not addressed, Venice could be completely submerged by 2100. I do hope that we citizens of the Earth can work together to effect change so that this treasured city will not some day be only visible in photographs.

Exposition Park, Los Angeles CA by Bowen Park
Los Angeles, CA, USThis is my neighborhood and one of LA’s best spots for everyone of all ages whether you love sports, science, art and everything in between. It’s a great place for locals and for out of town guests, and the best part of it is you can get there without a car. A must place destination for anyone that plans to visit LA.