Three maps, three ways to travel
Learn when to use the public network map, the explorer map, and your personal map of visited towns, without mixing up their layers or your progress.
Not all maps answer the same question. One shows the locations of the towns in “The Most Beautiful Towns in Spain” ; another highlights the cultural heritage, nature, and attractions you can discover; the third preserves the memory of the towns you’ve already visited.
Three maps, three ways to travel
Discover the network, explore your surroundings, and remember what’s already part of your story. These are three distinct perspectives, each with its own data and focus: choosing wisely prevents you from looking on one map for what belongs on another.
Network Map
Where are the towns?The geographic view of the network, with access to each town and layers of territorial context.
Explore Map
What can I discover?Tourist attractions, nature, and businesses organized by layers to help you plan a getaway.
Personal Map
Which towns have I visited?Your history of visited towns, distinguishing between GPS-tracked visits and manually marked ones.
Start with the region
The public /map route displays the network’s certified towns across Spain. You don’t need to log in. You can navigate, zoom in, and open a town’s profile. The website adds contextual information —such as alerts, traffic light indicators, or satellite thermal detections— but does not show your progress or Club resources.
Turn the map into a layer box
At /club/map, once you’re logged in, the focus is no longer limited to just the towns. You can combine monuments and culture, nature, places to eat, stay, or shop, as well as Singular and Selection. The presets “Explore the Network,” “Top Heritage,” and “Club Perks” help you get started without having to activate each layer manually.
The “My Progress” toggle marks resources and businesses that have already been validated. This data comes from Club validations; it is not the list of towns you’ve marked as visited. Clicking a pin opens information and access to the detail page, but does not in itself validate a visit.
Combine heritage, nature, and amenities based on the type of getaway.
Some layers appear as you zoom in to avoid cluttering the map.
The pin provides orientation and links; QR codes and GPS are part of the validation process.
Look back and see your route
On the website, the personal map is located at /my-account/towns , next to “My Visited Towns.” It is a feature available to any user with an account; it does not require a Club membership. The summary distinguishes between visits recorded by GPS and towns added manually, and the map also highlights those that are still pending.
In the app, there is a native screen for visited towns. In both cases, this history uses town visits, not the validations of resources or businesses that feed into “My Progress” in the browser.
Choose based on the question
| Map | View | Access | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|
| Network | Certified Communities | Public | No |
| Explorer | Resources and Facilities | Webinar | Club Validations |
| Staff | Towns Visited | Account | GPS/Manual Visits |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these three versions of the same map?
No. They share the same geography but display different catalogs and memories. The public map shows towns; the explorer organizes resources and perks; the personal map remembers visited towns.
Is my progress in the Explorer my personal map?
No. My progress marks validated resources or businesses. The personal map highlights visited towns based on GPS or manual entries. These are two separate sources.
Do I need to be a member to view them?
The network map is public. The web explorer requires you to log in; access to the Club area and the app may require membership. The personal map requires an account, but not membership.
Can I verify a visit by tapping a pin?
No. A pin is used for exploring and opening the details page. Verified visits are recorded using the corresponding QR or GPS workflows.
Where is the personal map on the website?
Under /my-account/towns. The /my-account/map path does not currently lead to the screen for this feature.
Choose your map and start your journey
Start with the network, open the explorer layers, and then return to your personal map to watch your route grow.