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Mapnificent

See everywhere you can reach by public transport in a given time

Coverage
Many cities worldwide
Updates
Updated
Price
Free
Sign-up
Not needed
View
Flat map

What is Mapnificent?

Mapnificent draws the area you can reach from any point by public transport within a chosen number of minutes, for many cities around the world. Add several points to find places reachable by everyone.

What you can do

  • Public transport reach in minutes
  • Many cities worldwide
  • Overlap several starting points

The details

Coverage
Many cities worldwide
Updates
Periodically
Data source
Public GTFS timetables
Made by
Stefan Wehrmeyer (independent creator)
Price
Free
Account
No account needed
On phones
Works well on phones
Map view
Flat map

Tips for using Mapnificent

  • Add a second point to find neighbourhoods well connected to both your work and a friend's home.

Who it is for

Mapnificent is especially useful for urban planners, home buyers and travelers.

Questions about Mapnificent

Is Mapnificent free?

Yes. Mapnificent is free to use.

Do I need an account to use Mapnificent?

No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.

How often is Mapnificent updated?

It is updated from time to time when new data or versions are released.

Where does Mapnificent get its data?

Public GTFS timetables.

Can I use Mapnificent on my phone?

Yes. The website works well in a phone browser.

What are some alternatives to Mapnificent?

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