What does places of interest mean?

Points of interest (POI) are locations or features on a map that are considered notable, interesting, or useful for visitors or tourists. They can include a wide variety of landmarks, attractions, and facilities, such as:

- Historical sites and monuments

- Museums and art galleries

- Parks and nature reserves

- Shopping and dining areas

- Transportation hubs (e.g., train stations, airports)

- Cultural and religious sites (e.g., temples, churches, mosques)

- Educational institutions (e.g., universities, schools)

- Sporting venues and stadiums

- Entertainment and recreational facilities (e.g., movie theaters, theaters, parks)

- Natural wonders (e.g., waterfalls, mountains, beaches)

- Unique landmarks (e.g., bridges, statues, architectural landmarks)

Points of interest are typically marked on maps and guides with symbols or icons to make them easy to find and identify. They can be a valuable resource for travelers and tourists, helping them plan their itineraries and make the most of their visits to new places.