Our interactive map for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild shows you the most important Locations throughout Hyrule on a single, clear map. You will find all the shrines, the 900 Korok seeds, Sheikah towers, stables, memories, main and Side Quests, shrine tasks, Lynels, Hinoxes, Stone Talus, Guardians, Molduga, armor, weapons, Treasure Chests, traders, mini-games, DLC content and numerous other locations. You can use the filters to select exactly which content should be displayed. Locations that have already been completed can be marked directly on the map, so that you can always keep track of everything, even if the game is at 100 percent.
Interactive Breath of the Wild Map
When first opened, our map only shows the shrines from Breath of the Wild. You can then use the filter menu to add additional categories or combine multiple contents together. For example, if you only search for Koroks, you will hide all other symbols. For a boss round, however, you can display Lynels, Hinoxes, Stone Talus, Molduga and Guardians at the same time. The map can be freely moved and enlarged while the search takes you directly to a specific shrine, enemy, location or object.
Use the filters to specifically show or hide shrines, Koroks, tasks, bosses, weapons, armor, traders and other Locations. Locations that has already been completed can be marked directly on the map and saved in the browser.
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All 120 shrines and 16 DLC shrines on the
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All 120 shrines in the main game are marked on the map with their German names. There are also the additional shrines from the DLC “The Champions’ Ballad”. If you click on a shrine, you will see its name, region and further information about the Location. This makes the map suitable for players who still need individual Spirit Orb as well as for a complete passage through Hyrule. Many shrines are visible in the landscape, others must first be unlocked through shrine tasks, puzzles or special conditions.
Find all 900 Koroks in Breath of the Wild
The search for the 900 Korok seeds is one of the most extensive tasks in Breath of the Wild. On our interactive map, each Korok has its own marker and unique number. In addition, we show the respective puzzle type and a short German solution. These include, among other things, stones to lift, stone circles, magnetic cubes, flower sequences, wind turbines with balloons, acorns, time trials, diving targets and the various tree puzzles. You can mark Koroks found as completed directly. Your progress is saved locally in the browser and can also be exported and imported again later.
By the way, you don’t need all 900 seeds for all inventory expansions. Hestu requires a total of 441 Korok Seeds to fully upgrade weapon, bow and shield inventory. Whoever really finds every Korok will then receive Hestu’ special completion reward. Further information can be found in our guide Hestu – completely expand all Locations and inventory.
Towers, stables and important locations in Hyrule
In addition to shrines and Koroks, the map shows all 15 Sheikah towers and 15 stables. There are also important travel destinations such as Kakariko Village, Hateno Village, Gerudo Town, Goron City, the village of Zora, the village of Rito, the Korok Forest, Tarrey Town, Lurelin Village and Hyrule Castle. Special locations such as the three labyrinths, the Forgotten Temple, the three springs, the Sheikah Institutes and other important areas are also marked. Anyone exploring Hyrule for the first time can put together a sensible route while completing nearby shrines, tasks and collectibles.
Lynels, Hinoxes, Stone Talus and Molduga
For players who are looking for strong opponents or need materials for armor upgrades, our Breath of the Wild map contains all the important overworld bosses. These include the 40 Hinoxes and Stalnoxes, 40 Stone Talus, Igneo Talus and Frost Taluss as well as all Molduga. The Lynels are also listed with their locations and variants. You can mark defeated monsters directly on the map. This is particularly helpful for Kilton’s three monster orders, where you have to defeat every Hinox, Stone Talus and Molduga at least once.
Most of these enemies respawn after a Blood Moon. Of course, your personal progress on the map remains intact. We explain in detail how respawn works in our guide Blood Moon – timing, effect and respawns.
All guards on the interactive map
The active guards in Breath of the Wild are also listed on our map. These include guard runners, guard flyers, guns and other active variants. This allows you to plan specific routes for farming ancient materials and revisit them after a blood moon. Especially in the plains of Hyrule, around Hyrule Castle and in Akkala, there are numerous guardians close together. You can find more information about all variants, their life points and drops in our guide Guardians – all types, Locations and Ancient Materials.
Main Quests, Side Quests and Shrine Quests
The interactive map doesn’t just help you collect. You can also view the main objectives, all 76 Side Quests and all 42 shrine tasks. The markers show the relevant starting area or the client. This allows you to quickly see which tasks are still missing in a region you have already visited. DLC tasks are marked separately and can be completely shown or hidden using the content filter.
Boss fights and titans
The big boss fights in the adventure also have their own markers. These include Ganon’s four curses in Vah Ruta, Vah Rudania, Vah Medoh and Vah Naboris, Master Kohga, Calamity Ganon, Demon Beast Ganon as well as the additional battles from the Expansion Pass. The four titans and the final test can also be displayed separately. This means that the map can be used just as well as a companion for the main story as well as for a later 100 percent score.
Armor, weapons and special items
On the map you will find numerous armor, weapons, bows, shields and special items. For example, the Master Sword, the Hylian Shield, the warrior weapons, the teleport medallion, antique bridle and antique saddle as well as the DLC armor from hidden EX treasure chests are marked. In addition, we show selected high-quality weapon locations and repeatable weapon farming locations. If you are only looking for equipment, you can hide all other categories with just a few clicks.
You can find the Master Sword in the Korok Forest and requires 13 permanent hearts. The Hylian Shield, on the other hand, is waiting in the dungeon of Hyrule Castle. We explain both items in detail in our guides Master Sword – Location, 13 hearts, strength and charging and Hylian Shield – Location, durability and replacement buy.
Show DLC and Master Mode separately
You can use the content filter to decide for yourself whether the map should only show content from the base game or also the expansion pass. The settings available are base game + DLC + master mode, only base game, only DLC and EX content and only master mode. This means that additional Treasure Chests and exclusive Locations remain clearly separated from the normal content. You can find everything about golden enemies, regeneration and other changes in our guide Master Mode – Differences, Golden Enemies and Tips.
Materials and Farm Sites
In addition to fixed locations, our map contains selected farming areas for valuable materials. These include, for example, maxi durians, endurance carrots, creeping trout, Mighty Bananas, gemstones and ancient materials. For plants, animals and insects, we deliberately mark sensible farm areas instead of supposedly exact individual positions, as many of these objects appear dynamically or according to their own respawn rules. This keeps the map useful without feigning a precision that the game itself doesn’t possess.
Dinraal, Naydra and Farosh
Particularly suitable observation and farming locations are registered for the three dragons Dinraal, Naydra and Farosh. There you can collect scales, claws, teeth and horn shards, which are needed for several shrine tasks and armor upgrades. Since the dragons move along fixed routes, the map is great for combining suitable locations with nearby shrines and campfires.
Save progress directly to the map
Many map markers can be found, killed, or defeated as marked. The progress is saved locally in your browser and does not require a user account. An export and import function is also integrated for extensive collection tasks such as the 900 Koroks. This allows you to save your progress or transfer it to another device. The progress bar can be folded in and out at any time if you need more space for the actual map.
Filter for a clear map
Displaying more than a thousand Locations at the same time would be of little help. That’s why our map is divided into logical groups. You can turn shrines and exploration, quests, travel destinations, enemies and boss fights, equipment and loot, and nature and activities separately on or off. Additionally, region, variant and content filters are available. By default, only the shrines are displayed on the first visit. From there you can adapt the map to exactly the goal you are pursuing.
Complete Breath of the Wild 100 percent
Who Breath of the Wild 100 percent If you want to complete the adventure, you get a central companion for the entire adventure in the form of the interactive map. You can work through regions systematically, found ones Koroks mark, search for missing shrines, track monster orders, find memories and at the same time Side Quests and collect rare equipment. For the walkthrough, you can also find our detailed one Breath of the Wild Walkthrough, in which we explain the entire adventure step by step.