About Locory Collections
A collection is a group of places bundled together so you can explore a theme, route, region, or recommendation list in one view.
Why collections exist
- They make it easier to browse related places without searching one by one.
- They help people share lists such as trip ideas, local highlights, or themed recommendations.
- They can provide structure when a set of places makes more sense together than separately.
What a collection usually includes
- A clear name that explains the theme or purpose of the group.
- An optional description that adds context.
- A set of Locories that belong together in a meaningful way.
- Sometimes an intentional order, if the collection is meant to be followed as a sequence.
What makes a collection useful
- The places clearly relate to the title or theme.
- The list is focused instead of mixing unrelated entries.
- The collection helps people make a decision, plan, or discover something more easily.
- The description gives enough context to understand why the places were grouped together.
How to use collections on the map
Open a collection when you want the map to focus on a curated set of places. From there, you can move through the included Locories, open their details, and share the collection with someone else as a single starting point.