cityheatmap
Where should I head tonight — nine cities mapped by what is actually open at the hour you ask about.
Pick a day and an hour, and it shows which areas have the most places open — Kødbyen around Vesterbrogade, Jomfru Ane Gade, St. Pauli around Wohlwillstraße. Zoom in and you get the venues themselves, by name. It is live at cityheatmap.com.
It only counts places that publish their opening hours. If nobody wrote down when a bar opens, it isn’t on the map. That keeps it honest, but coverage varies a lot:
Hamburg 70% · Berlin 62% · Copenhagen 58% · Barcelona 25% · Palma 14%
Palma is the worst — not one of its sixteen nightclubs publishes hours. Where I know nothing, the map shows nothing.
It won’t tell you how busy a place is. Nothing I can legally use knows that.
- Read hours and assumed hours counted separately
- Mallorca towns pass the hours gate
- Real basemap under our own layers
- Nine cities live on cityheatmap.com, phone-ready
- Opening hours read from venue websites
- Two screens ship; answers are named places
- Europe pipeline: OSM extract to vector tiles
- First design: heat as deviation, not level
- The screen that answered the wrong question
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- My list of towns was worse than the data's
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