- Free shipping within Germany
- Ready to ship in 2-3 working days
- Designed & printed in Germany
- Premium 280 gsm paper
300+ cities in the catalogue
Find your city.
Straight to the Polychroma map of your city, or browse every city in the catalogue.
You want your map, not one off the shelf?
In our generator you build the map yourself: pick any city, drag the section, choose the format, pick a colour world.
Click through our colour worlds below to get a first idea of how your poster could look.
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Metro Posters
Metro Posters
Underground, tram and light rail as wall art. For everyone who knows their line by heart.
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Football Posters
Football Posters
Clubs and their grounds as wall art. For everyone who knows where they stand.
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Aviation Posters
Aviation Posters
Airports as wall art. For everyone already in a good mood at the gate.
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What others say.
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★★★★★
City maps as beautiful, unusual posters. Easy ordering, friendly contact, even pickup instead of shipping was possible.
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Great product, excellent service, friendly contact. Plus the option to design custom maps.
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Exactly the city I was looking for was available. Payment smooth, delivery very fast.
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The custom Neatmap is cool. Service: easy, fast, precise with special requests. Very attentive when time was short.
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★★★★★
Everything worked perfectly. Great quality, fast shipping.
How a Polychroma print is made.
Every map goes through four steps: collect streets, clean the data, add water, colour the polygons. We write the software for it entirely ourselves, no off-the-shelf tool, no template.
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Collecting street data
OpenStreetMap data via the Overpass API. The region's street network is extracted.
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Cleaning the data
Dead ends and unconnected loose ends are removed algorithmically.
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Adding water detail
Rivers, lakes and other water bodies are extracted and merged with the street data.
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Colouring the polygons
The network is subtracted from the land mass. The resulting polygons become the artwork, coloured from a fixed eight-colour palette.