Places & Scenery is one of the subgroups inside Travel & Places on EmojiAll, with 17 symbols. Mountains, lakes and landscapes — the list below shows all of them.

What you will find in Places & Scenery

This subgroup gathers 17 symbols that share one subject. Entries here include “globe showing Europe-Africa”, “globe showing Americas”, “globe showing Asia-Australia”, “globe with meridians”, “world map” and “map of Japan”; each one has its own page with the Unicode name, code point, entities, keywords and sentiment score.

The subgroup sits under Travel & Places, which holds 173 symbols in total on EmojiAll.

How these emoji are used

They are common in captions and lists, where a drawing saves a sentence of description.

In everyday chat the symbols here are used the way their name suggests: they point at places & scenery without needing an explanation.

Notes on using them

Picking the milder of two similar symbols is usually safer in formal messages.

Copying the symbol is enough for chat. Use the code point or the HTML entity when you need a stable reference in code or documentation.

How to copy and paste these emoji

All 17 symbols in Places & Scenery can be copied straight from the cards on this page. Emoji copy and paste here is plain text, so the character you copy is the character that lands in Slack, WhatsApp, Notion, Word or X.

On a phone the system keyboard is often the fastest route, but a browser tab is easier when you want a specific variant — skin tone, gender or hair color — that the keyboard buries three taps deep.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many emoji are in Places & Scenery?: There are 17 symbols in this subgroup. It is part of Travel & Places, which contains 173 symbols in total.
QWhat is the Places & Scenery subgroup about?: Mountains, lakes and landscapes. The full list of 17 symbols is shown on this page.
QWhere can I see the details of one symbol?: Open any symbol in the list. Each page gives the Unicode name, the code point, the HTML and decimal entities, a keyword list, the meaning, the positivity score and usage examples.