The Witcher Map

The Witcher Map is a complete, free Witcher map for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and its two expansions, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine. Every region of the game has its own interactive map with 2,883 markers in nearly 40 categories: signposts for fast travel, Places of Power, Gwent players, merchants and blacksmiths, monster nests, bandit camps, smugglers’ caches, treasure hunts and witcher gear. Each marker comes with a short note that tells you what is there and, where it matters, which quest unlocks it.

Next to the game maps, the site has a full world map of the Continent, the setting of Andrzej Sapkowski’s books, the three games and the Netflix series. It shows how the regions you explore in Witcher 3 fit into the wider world, which kingdom rules where, and where famous places like Cintra, Aretuza and Kaer Morhen are found. Everything runs in the browser, works on phones and needs no account.

Most players spend the longest stretch of the game on the Velen and Novigrad map. It is the largest region in Witcher 3 and the densest one, with more than 1,300 markers. Velen fills the southern half: a war-torn no man’s land of swamps, burned villages and battlefields, where the Bloody Baron rules from Crow’s Perch and the Crones haunt Crookback Bog. North of the Pontar river lies Novigrad, the biggest city in the North, with the university town of Oxenfurt to the east. The Hearts of Stone expansion adds its quests and locations to this same map.

If you are hunting for something specific, each category has its own page with a list and a focused map, for example every Gwent player in Velen and Novigrad, every Place of Power or every blacksmith and what it takes to unlock them.

The Skellige map covers the whole archipelago: Ard Skellig with the clan seat of Kaer Trolde, An Skellig, Spikeroog, Hindarsfjall, Undvik and Faroe in the far south-east. Skellige is famous for its sea of question marks, and on this map the smugglers’ caches hidden along the coast are as easy to find as the villages.

The Toussaint map from Blood and Wine is a sunny duchy of vineyards, knights and fairy-tale castles around the capital Beauclair, with its own Hanse bases, vineyard infestations and knights in distress. The smaller maps cover White Orchard, the Temerian village where the story begins, and Kaer Morhen, the old fortress of the witchers. Three story maps complete the set: the Isle of Mists, the Land of a Thousand Fables and Gaunter O’Dimm’s world. Together they make up the full Witcher map of the game.

The map of the Continent is a world map of The Witcher, drawn as one illustrated map and marked with 35 kingdoms, cities and landmarks. In the north lie the Northern Kingdoms: Redania with its capital Tretogor and the free city of Novigrad, Temeria around Vizima, Kaedwen with Ard Carraigh and the Blue Mountains of Kaer Morhen, Aedirn with Vengerberg, and Kovir and Poviss on the far northern coast. Cintra sits at the mouth of the Yaruga river, the southern border of the North, and beyond it spreads the Nilfgaardian Empire with Toussaint as one of its vassals. The Skellige Isles lie out at sea to the west, and Zerrikania lies far to the east.

Click any place to see what it is and where it appears: which game you visit it in and whether it shows up in the Netflix series. That makes the map useful both for players who want to know where Witcher 3 is set and for readers looking up the kingdoms of the Witcher world. Aretuza, the school of magic on the island of Thanedd, is marked off the coast near the port of Gors Velen.

The Witcher 3 maps are built from high resolution tiles of the in-game world map, so you can zoom in from a full overview of a region down to single farms, caves and roads. Markers are drawn on one fast canvas layer, which keeps panning smooth even with more than a thousand icons on screen, and a fullscreen button turns any map into a full witcher map that fills your monitor or phone.

Some players look for a Witcher map poster to keep next to the screen. This site is meant to be that companion, but one that you can search, filter and update as you play. The Continent map also opens fullscreen, so the whole world of The Witcher is one click away.

Pick a region, then use the filters to show only what you need: switch everything off and turn on the treasure hunts you are working on, or show just the signposts to plan a route. The search box finds any merchant, quest or location by name. Click a marker to read its note, mark it as found, or copy a link that opens the map at that exact spot.

Your progress is saved in your browser, so the map remembers what you have found the next time you open it. You can keep a separate checklist for each playthrough and export it as a file. The layout is designed for phones and tablets too, with a sliding panel for filters and large touch targets, so you can keep the map open beside the game.

The marker data and map tiles are based on witcher3map, a long-running community project, and its enhanced fork, both shared under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. We convert the data, clean up the notes, check every marker and translate the interface into eight languages. If you spot a missing or misplaced marker, please tell us through the contact page and we will fix it. The Witcher Map is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with CD PROJEKT RED.