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Travel and places emoji β€” copy and paste

Transport, buildings, and landmark emoji in one list. Click to copy ✈️ πŸš— 🏝️ πŸ—Ό and paste them anywhere.

Click any emoji to copy it.

Travel & places (218)

Other emoji categories

Same picker, filtered to a different part of the emoji set.

How to use the travel emoji picker

Everything that moves or stands still in a landscape: planes, trains, cars, boats, houses, offices, landmarks, mountains, and the whole run of moon phases. Click to copy.

  1. Find it

    Type what you mean into the search box β€” a name or a nickname. We match the official Unicode name, its category, and common nicknames, so "lol" finds πŸ˜‚ and "100" finds πŸ’―.

  2. Click to copy

    One click copies the character to your clipboard and the button confirms it. Your last copies are kept under the search box, stored in this browser only.

  3. Paste it anywhere

    Emoji are ordinary Unicode characters, so they paste into Instagram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, documents, spreadsheets, filenames, and anywhere else that accepts text β€” no image, no download, no font to install.

About this tool

Travel emoji do a lot of structural work: in an itinerary, a ✈️ or πŸš† in front of a line tells you what kind of leg it is before you read a word of it.

The buildings are also the least consistently drawn part of the whole set. A 🏨 and a 🏒 can look nearly identical at message size on some platforms.

Frequently asked questions

Are the landmarks real places?
Some are. πŸ—Ό is Tokyo Tower, πŸ—½ is the Statue of Liberty, and πŸ—Ώ is a moai. Others β€” the generic castle and stadium β€” are deliberately unattached to any one place.
Why are the moon phases here?
Unicode files sky and space under travel and places, so πŸŒ™ πŸŒ• πŸŒ‘ sit alongside the aeroplanes rather than with weather.
Which direction does the car face?
It varies by platform, and it is the single most common complaint about this section. If direction matters to your layout, check it on the device your readers use.