How many travel & places emoji are there?

There are 219 travel & places emoji in the Unicode standard. All 219 are available on this page to copy and paste.

How do I copy a travel & places emoji?

Click or tap any travel & places emoji on this page to copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it into any message, social media post, or document.

Are travel & places emoji free to use?

Yes. Emoji are part of the Unicode standard and are free to use anywhere — texts, social media, websites, documents, and apps.

Travel & Places

Travel & places covers the built and natural world in motion: maps and landmarks, buildings, vehicles on road, rail, water, and air, plus the sky and time-of-day scenes. It's the go-to category for trip posts and plans — ✈️ for flights, 🚗 for a road trip, 🏝️ for a getaway, 🗺️ for wanderlust. Tap any emoji to copy it and paste it into a caption, itinerary, or status. Landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Tokyo Tower, and the Taj Mahal name a destination instantly, while the vehicle set lets you spell out exactly how you're getting there. The category also holds the celestial and weather-scene emoji — 🌙 🌅 🌌 — that set a mood as much as a place. Rendering differs across platforms, so a building or car may look distinct on Apple versus Google. Use the subgroup anchors below to browse map symbols, buildings, ground transport, water and air travel, and sky scenes.

Skin tone:

Place Map

Place Geographic

Place Building

Place Religious

Place Other

Transport Ground

Transport Water

Transport Air

Hotel

Time

Sky Weather

FAQ

How many travel & places emoji are there?: There are 219 travel & places emoji in the Unicode standard. All 219 are available on this page to copy and paste.
How do I copy a travel & places emoji?: Click or tap any travel & places emoji on this page to copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it into any message, social media post, or document.
Are travel & places emoji free to use?: Yes. Emoji are part of the Unicode standard and are free to use anywhere — texts, social media, websites, documents, and apps.