I vote for ATMs.
Also the layer resulting from my experience in navigation are religious centers (churches, cemeteries). Personally, I am not religious, so I do not have such a “spiritual need”, but such places are excellent landmarks in the area. Church towers can be seen from many kilometers and help to correlate the map with the environment
ATM?
Looking in Google there i found several meanings for this abbreviation.
Some examples: At The Moment, Adobe Type Manager, Automated Teller Machine, …
Here in the forum there are a lot of readers which are not native speaking english and a lot of them don’t know all abbreviations existing on this planet.
Therefore to make life easier for readers and developers and to avoid questions for further information:
When using abbreviations it would be fine to add minimum one time (perhaps in brackets) the meaning of the abbreviation.
That depends greatly on the POI number in each category in map layers menu.
Zoom levels are not set in stone, but above all are map performance & visibility.
Certainly cannot work or expect speed with such map appearance. OpenStreetMap website is a useful guide for POI min-zoom levels.
I suggest completing the “Tourist attractions” layer with the at least “ruins”, “castle” and maybe “monument” tags from OpenStreetMap Key:historic Key:historic - OpenStreetMap Wiki . I realize that this is a lot of data but there are a lot of very very interesting places marked there.
Yes I know, but there are only those that are tagged Tag:tourism=attractions. Unfortunately, there are not all the castles I know (e.g. the Royal Castle in Warsaw ). But I noticed that some of them are marked as Tag:historic=castle - that’s why my proposal to add the “historic” OSM key.
In fact, I have now noticed that the edited post #1, in which you wrote that both keys are included… So I have to look closely at the points on OSM
The motorcycle pub, where I spent my life some time ago, is tagged “amenity=bar” in OSM. Maybe you will attach this tag to the “Gastronomy” layer in Kurviger.
Not even the “profi” app AroundMe offers ice cream parlors, and then a navigation software is supposed to implement this nonsense?
Maybe I am biased: the only POIs I use (only if really needed) are gas stations.