FindNearCity is a free web-based map tool that helps you find useful places near any location. It covers 23+ categories including EV chargers, pharmacies, restaurants, supermarkets, hospitals, ATMs, parking, hotels, and more.
Yes, completely free. No registration, no subscription, no hidden costs. The service is supported by non-intrusive advertisements.
Place data is provided by TomTom, one of the world's leading location data providers. TomTom continuously updates their database. If you find incorrect data, you can report it via TomTom MapShare. Your GPS location accuracy depends on your device and browser — you can drag the green location marker to correct it.
No. Your location is processed entirely in your browser. We never send, store, or log your location on any server. You can also use FindNearCity without sharing your location by searching for a city or address manually.
Yes! Unlike Google Maps, FindNearCity lets you select multiple categories simultaneously. Click several categories in the dropdown menu and all their markers will appear on the map together, each with their own color. Click a category chip to remove it.
Browser geolocation can sometimes be inaccurate. Simply drag the green location marker to your correct position. FindNearCity will remember your corrected position for future visits (as long as you stay in the same area).
Yes, FindNearCity is fully responsive and works on smartphones and tablets. All features including the draggable location marker, traffic overlay, and multi-category selection work on mobile browsers.
FindNearCity currently supports English, Dutch (Nederlands), French (Français), German (Deutsch), and Spanish (Español). You can switch languages using the language selector in the top bar.
Click on any marker on the map to open its popup, then click "Save". Your saved places appear in the Favorites panel (heart icon in the top bar). Favorites are stored locally in your browser.
Yes. Click on any place marker and choose "Route" for an on-map route with estimated travel time and distance, or "Get directions" to open the route in Google Maps for turn-by-turn navigation.
Air quality data including the European AQI, PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, ozone and SO₂ comes from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) via the Open-Meteo Air Quality API. Data is updated hourly and covers locations worldwide.
FindNearCity tracks six pollen types: grass, birch, alder, mugwort, ragweed and olive. Levels are categorized as Low (under 10), Moderate (10-30), High (30-60) or Very High (above 60) based on grains per cubic meter. This helps allergy sufferers plan their outdoor activities around peak pollen times.
The UV index shows the current ultraviolet radiation level for your location on a scale from 0 (no risk) to 11+ (extreme). The colored bar provides a visual indicator. Protection advice is included: no protection needed below 3, sunscreen recommended at 3-5, hat and sunscreen required at 6-7, and stay in shade above 8.
The moon phase is calculated locally in your browser using the synodic period (29.53 days). It shows the current phase icon and illumination percentage. No external API is needed for this feature — the calculation runs entirely on your device.
Sunrise and sunset times are provided by Open-Meteo based on your exact coordinates and are accurate to the minute. They update automatically when you change location.
Yes! All air quality, pollen, UV index and weather data is provided free of charge by Open-Meteo, which sources its data from national weather services and the Copernicus programme. No registration or API key is required.