Guess the City
Five real street scenes from city walks around the world. Can you tell where you are? A new game every day.
How to play
Look closely at the picture: the shop signs, the cars and which side of the road they drive on, the shape of the windows, the trees, the light. Then pick one of the four cities. If you are wrong, you get a second view from the same walk and one more try. Green means you got it first time, yellow on the second try, black means you missed. Share your row of squares without giving away the answers.
Every picture is a frame from a real walking tour on Walking Atlas, so when a city surprises you, you can go straight to the walk and see the whole street. Want more? Find five countries on the globe in Find the Country, see all our games, try a random city or read which cities people watch the most on YouTube.
Questions
- How do I play Guess the City?
- Each round shows a still frame from a real walking tour video. Pick the city from four options. If your first guess is wrong, a second view from the same walk appears and you get one more try. A correct first guess scores 2 points, a correct second guess 1 point.
- When is there a new game?
- Every day at midnight, your local time. Everyone gets the same five cities on the same day, so you can compare scores with friends.
- Where do the pictures come from?
- From the 4K walking tour videos on Walking Atlas, filmed by independent YouTube creators. After each round you can watch the full walk on the city's guide page.
- Which cities can come up?
- The 300 most-watched walking cities on YouTube, from our own research. They range from world capitals to small coastal towns, on every continent.
- Is it free? Do I need an account?
- It is free and there is nothing to sign up for. Your results and streak are saved only in your own browser.