Store Locator
This tool finds nearby places by category on an interactive map. First set a search location — a city, address or landmark — which is geocoded and marked as the center. Then choose a category (restaurant, café, pharmacy, bank, ATM, hospital, fuel station or supermarket) and click Find nearby.
Results appear as map markers and as a clickable list showing each place's name and address; clicking a list item zooms the map to it. An honest caveat: results come from OpenStreetMap's volunteer-mapped data via Nominatim, so coverage varies by area — dense in big cities, sparse elsewhere — and this is not a live commercial business directory.
Results come from OpenStreetMap data via Nominatim — coverage varies by area and this is not a live business directory. Searches only run when you click a button.
How to use this tool
Type a city, address or landmark and click Set location. The map centers on the matched place.
Pick a category from the dropdown and click Find nearby to search around the center point.
Browse the markers on the map or click any item in the list to zoom to it and read its full address.
What people use this tool for
Landing in a new neighborhood, locate the nearest pharmacies, ATMs or supermarkets around your accommodation.
See how many cafés or restaurants already exist around a prospective shop location.
Along a route, search towns for fuel stations and restaurants to plan sensible stopping points.
How it's calculated
The location is geocoded with a single Nominatim search request; the category search then queries Nominatim with the category as the query text plus the center's latitude and longitude so results are ranked by proximity (up to 15). Both requests fire only when you click the corresponding button — never while typing. Results are rendered as Leaflet markers with name/address popups. No results are stored or cached.
Related tools and resources
Frequently asked questions
Where do the results come from?
OpenStreetMap's map data, searched through Nominatim. Places appear only if volunteers have mapped them, so results are a subset of what exists — especially outside major cities.
Why are there no results for my area?
Either the category genuinely has no mapped places nearby, or OpenStreetMap coverage there is thin. Try a larger nearby city, or check that the location was geocoded correctly.
Are opening hours and phone numbers shown?
No. The tool shows the name and address from OpenStreetMap data only. For hours, reviews or contact details, search the business name separately.
Is my search sent anywhere?
Each search sends your query text (and, for nearby search, the center coordinates) to Nominatim's public API so it can answer. Nothing is stored by this site, and searches only happen when you click a button.
Data sources & methodology
- OpenStreetMap — Base map tiles.
- Leaflet — Interactive map rendering library.
- Nominatim — OpenStreetMap-based place search (geocoding).