Map, place and landmark icons

Yes. The maps set has generic landmark types, such as a castle or a lighthouse, not named monuments. It also has common building types for places that are not famous. Each landmark is cut down to a few strokes. That way it works as a map marker or a list icon. Every one is checked at 16 px before it ships.

Yes. Wayfinding signs sit in the maps set next to pins, routes, places and ways to travel. They follow the signs people already know from stations, airports and malls. A visitor can read them without a label. They also work on indoor maps and in building apps.

Try another word first. Search looks at names, synonyms and tags across the whole library. If the icon is still missing, ask for it on the contact page. Tell us the word you searched and where you want to use it. We add icons every month, and requests help us pick what to draw next.

Yes, in the free styles. Regular Rounded, Regular Sharp and Solid are open source under MIT, so you can use them in a navigation or travel app, in client work and in products you sell. The other twelve styles are Pro, a subscription with its own terms. Keep the copyright notice with copies of the files.

Open the icon browser and search for pin, route or landmark. Search checks names, synonyms and tags, so a related word usually finds the same icon. Use the maps category to limit results to this field. Only approved icons appear, and we add more every month.