Minecraft City Maps of Real Cities

What makes these Minecraft city maps different

Most Minecraft city maps are hand-built fantasy cities: impressive, but invented. Every map on this page is a real city, generated from OpenStreetMap data — the same open map that powers navigation apps. Real building footprints, real street grids, real parks and rivers, placed block by block where they actually are. Walk down a street in the Tokyo map and it is the street you'd walk in Tokyo.

Each city page shows a side-by-side of the real map and the generated world and what's included, and many add a recommended area to select and what to expect from that city's terrain. Pick one, frame your area on the map, and the world is generated in a few minutes. You get a free 3D preview before paying anything.

Java or Bedrock?

Both. Java Edition worlds download as a standard save folder; Bedrock worlds download as a .mcworld file that imports in one tap on Windows, mobile, and console. No mods, resource packs, or launchers are needed for either — it's an ordinary world save.

How big can a city map be?

Up to 25 km² per world as a one-time purchase — enough for a full downtown plus surrounding neighborhoods. Worlds under 1 km² (a district or a village centre) are $5. 1–5 km² is $10 and 5–25 km² is $20. Bigger than that, or building several? Pro ($39/mo) gives you worlds up to 100 km² (40 km² in Bedrock) and unlimited generations. Generation time scales with size: a small world is ready in about a minute, a 25 km² city in a few minutes.

Your city isn't listed?

The 100 cities here are pre-scouted with area guidance, but the generator works for any place on Earth with OpenStreetMap coverage — your hometown, your street, a campus, a small town. Use the map to select anywhere.