Tiny València offers a pixel-art map of Valencia in isometric view
Tiny València has launched a new isometric pixel-art map of Valencia. The project covers the whole municipal term, from the huerta to the Albufera. It is built using real 3D city data rendered from a fixed isometric camera. An image model trained on a hand-picked pixel-art style repaints the map tile by tile, ensuring seamless continuity between painted areas. The sea, port basins and Albufera are also rendered in the same style. Users can drag to move, scroll or pinch to zoom, and double-click to zoom in. A search function and global shortcuts are available. The address bar holds the current view, allowing any link to open the exact same map state. Building data comes from the Dirección General del Catastro, while aerial photo and terrain data are from IGN. Roads, boundaries, coast and search functionality use OpenStreetMap contributors. Realistic 3D reference is provided by Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles via Cesium ion.
The map is inspired by SimCity and Isometric NYC. It is designed for sharing, with the address bar always holding the current view so any copied link opens the same position. Users can explore the whole city or focus on specific areas. The project aims to paint the municipal term block by block in a consistent pixel-art style.
About Tiny València: An isometric pixel-art map of València, painted block by block. More at tinyvalencia.com.
