This app provides detailed offline maps for travelers, cyclists, and hikers, covering over 150 countries and millions of places. Plan trips, save destinations, and navigate streets, footpaths, and bikeways without needing an internet connection.
Summarized from real user reviews of CityMaps2Go. Based on 5.1K reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 8 positives and 8 negatives reviewers mention most about this Travel app.
16.0
July 28, 2021
We added "Sign in with Apple" as authentication method and fixed some bugs!
$14.99
Unlimited Downloads
Unlimited map and guide downloads
5 issues
Maps not loading or displaying correctly
Saved locations and data being lost
6 requests
Add ability to filter search results
Improve syncing between devices
CityMaps2Go provides detailed offline maps for travelers, cyclists, and hikers. It allows you to download maps for over 150 countries and millions of places, enabling navigation and exploration without an internet connection. The app also offers in-depth content, trip planning features, and the ability to share your plans with friends.
Key features include worldwide offline map coverage, detailed terrain maps with footpaths and contour lines, in-depth information and photos for millions of places, trip planning with saved lists, and the ability to sync your data across multiple devices. It also supports navigation on streets, footpaths, and bikeways.
The app is free to download and use with in-app purchases. While the core functionality is available for free, users can unlock additional features or content through in-app purchases. Specific pricing for these purchases can be found within the app.
The description does not explicitly state device compatibility. However, it mentions syncing between 'all your devices' after creating a user account, suggesting broad platform support. It's recommended to check the app store listing for your specific device and operating system for detailed compatibility information.
You would use CityMaps2Go when traveling internationally to avoid roaming charges, when hiking or cycling in remote areas with no cell service, or when planning a trip and wanting to save all your points of interest in one place. It's also useful for exploring national parks and detailed outdoor routes.
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