Microsoft regularly makes available World Updates and the release notes list dozens of lovingly-created points of interest. Now that there is a good helicopter freely available (Airbus H135) like to do some leisurely sightseeing. Trouble is, I don’t know where most of them are! The other day it took me half-an-hour to pinpoint the Glenfinnan Viaduct (in the north-west Scottish Highlands) using internet searches and maps.
Life is too short to devote that much time to dozens of other points of interest. Is it too difficult to produce a downloadable map naming said POIs with nearest aerodrome (ICAO code) and direction to fly?
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You can find POI’s in the world map.
You can also see the POI markers while flying (if you’re close enough) by enabling them in Options:Assistance:POI:Landmark.
Alternatively, go to Acivities:Discovery Flights from the main page to see many landmarks in concentrated areas.
Also check out BushTalk Radio. This is a free add-on that gives you audio information about POI’s in the world taken from Wikipedia as you fly over them.
Maybe also Grand Tour Flight Planner could be helpful. That’s a free tool that helps you plan scenic flights.
BushTalk Radio, you can import POIs into LittleNavMap and searching/planning your flight
Flightspots could be helpful too
Thanks for the replies. So simple when you know how!
Enjoy!
https://worldtour.flights/
Also maybe this:
Use Littlenavmap tool and the slew function of MSFS:
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