Explore two supported worldspaces
Switch between Tamriel and Solstheim. Each uses generated terrain color and height data with the same interactive camera and point-of-interest behavior.
Explore the world
Explore Tamriel and Solstheim on interactive 3D terrain, search map-capable catalog entries, and open linked locations, quests, NPCs, and items from the map.

Use the Whiterun location to move from its map context into associated people, quests, and items. A loaded save can add the player position when its current location resolves to this map.
Open WhiterunUse the map sidebar to search and show or hide supported location and catalog marker categories. Filters narrow the markers without replacing the terrain view.
Search map-capable catalog entries across the available categories. Matching disabled categories are reported so you can turn their markers on when needed.
Select a map marker to inspect its location or the entities attached to it. Follow ordinary links from that detail to related quests, NPCs, items, and other places.
Switch between Tamriel and Solstheim. Each uses generated terrain color and height data with the same interactive camera and point-of-interest behavior.
The map can show locations and source-linked quests, actors, and items that resolve to supported geographic points. Marker categories and available filters depend on the entity data.
A selected place connects the map to public catalog details. Location pages can list their related quests, NPCs, items, and nearby map context.
When a save is loaded and its current location resolves to the map, the map can display the player position. Without a save, you can still explore the public world and catalog markers.
Yes. Tamriel and Solstheim have supported interactive 3D terrain maps.
No. Public terrain, location markers, and catalog exploration are available without a save. A loaded save can add the player position and save-backed location status.
The map search checks map-capable catalog entries. An entity appears on the map only when its source-backed location resolves to supported map context.
No. The map focuses on geographic locations. Some interiors are represented through their surrounding place context or their location detail rather than a separate world map marker.