
Where in
the World?
Read the scene. Guess the place. Collect a stamp.
Start round one5 locations · 25,000 pointsGuess the location.
Round 1 of 5

What can the scene tell you?
Architecture, road markings, climate, terrain and light all count.
Your answer
Where do you think it is?
Choose the place you mean from the suggestions. A nearby city still earns points.
Clues reduce the maximum score. Trust your first instinct.



Join thousands of travellers
TripMemo is a digital travel journal for your routes,photos and daily memories.Every trip becomes a story worth returning to.
Train your travel eye
Notice more.
Guess closer.
Every scene gives away its location. Start with the evidence in front of you, narrow the region, then trust your read.
01ObserveRead the frame.
Roads, roofs, plants and light are already narrowing the world.
02ConnectBuild your case.
Combine the strongest clues until one region makes more sense than the rest.
03CommitChoose your place.
Search, choose and reveal how close your travel instinct took you.
Find more ways to explore in the free geography map games collection.
The score follows the distance
One place. No guesswork.
Your result falls smoothly from a perfect 5,000. There are no arbitrary score bands: every kilometre changes the number.
per round
Example distances
See the score glide down.
Clues are a deliberate trade
Each clue removes 12% from that round’s available score. Look first, reveal only what you need.
Game questions,
answered.
Rules, imagery and scoring explained clearly.
How do you play the street view geography game?
Study the travel scene for environmental and cultural clues, then search for the city or place where you think it was photographed. Your score is based on the great-circle distance to the real location.
Is this a free GeoGuessr-style game?
It is a free visual geolocation game with no signup. TripMemo uses a curated travel-photo collection rather than live Google Street View panoramas, so every round is selected for visual quality and fair clues.
How are location scores calculated?
A location guess within 25 kilometres earns 5,000 points. Scores then decrease smoothly as the great-circle distance grows. Revealing a clue reduces the available score for that round.
Is this the same as Pin the City?
No. Pin the City gives you a known city name and tests where it belongs on a map. This game hides the place name and asks you to identify it from the visual scene.
Keep playing
Your next stop is
another challenge.
Pin a city with precision, or rebuild the world one piece at a time.

