Every city and admin area: names, alternate names, coordinates, population, time zone. Country facts (capital, currency, calling code, languages).
- Credit
- How often
- Commercial use
Each place, photograph, forecast and piece of advice on these pages comes from a source that lets us use it. Here is every one: its licence, the credit it asks for, what we use it for and how often we fetch it again.
Every city and admin area: names, alternate names, coordinates, population, time zone. Country facts (capital, currency, calling code, languages).
Country shapes on the globe and the scratch cards.
The flag beside each country in the My World list.
Linking cities and places to Wikidata items; the city photograph (P18); country plugs, voltage, driving side and emergency numbers; how many wikis cover a city, to rank cities by tourism relevance.
Places: names, categories, coordinates, opening hours.
Places, read per city from the public release by the ingest scripts, merged with OpenStreetMap.
An adapter only. It reads a file that has to be downloaded after accepting the dataset's terms, and is skipped while that file is absent.
Walking and driving times between stops.
Short place descriptions, attributed on the place where they appear.
Photographs of places and the lead photograph of each city, served from Wikimedia's own thumbnail servers.
City guide sections (Understand, See, Do, Eat, Drink, Get around, Stay safe, Respect), quoted, never rewritten. Article counts and lengths (no text) help rank cities by tourism relevance.
How many people read each city's Wikivoyage guide (English, German, French) over the last twelve months, the main signal for ranking cities by tourism relevance. Counts only; no text.
An optional forecast provider. Off by default.
Daily forecasts for trips that start within nine days.
Monthly climate normals per city: temperature and precipitation, and the best months to go.
Travel advice status and its opening text, quoted with the date FCDO last updated it, and links to its entry requirements.
Travel advisory level (1 to 4) and its opening text, quoted with its date, and a link to the country page.
A link to the ministry's travel information. It has no API and its wording is not ours to paraphrase, so nothing is copied.
Bookable tours and activities, with the booking link.
Optional verification of opening hours. Results are not stored beyond what the terms allow.
When the AI layer is on, the wording of a plan. Never a place, price or opening hour.
The starter set of destinations and activities the planner falls back to.
A few images on this site were made with an AI image model rather than photographed. None of them shows a real person.