Full Pokemon Legends: Z-A map and all locations

A screenshot of the protagonist and Urbain looking out at Prism Tower in Pokemon Legends: Z-A.
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The Pokemon Legends: Z-A map may be limited to one open-world city, but there's plenty to unlock over the course of your adventure, with different buildings to discover, new Wild Zones to explore, and more.

As you explore Lumiose City and walk past things like cafes and Pokemon Centers, new fast-travel points will unlock for you to get around the map faster. What's more, as you progress through the story, you'll unlock many more Wild Zones containing new Pokemon for you to catch and fill out your Pokemon Legends: Z-A Pokedex. If you want to see what that looks like once you've reached Pokemon Legends: Z-A's postgame, we've got you covered below.

Additionally, at the bottom of the page, we've got the full map for an additional dungeon you'll explore as part of the main story for Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Be warned, it's a pretty big spoiler as it ties into one of the most interesting plot developments in the game, but we've left another spoiler warning before it in case you want to avoid it.

Full Pokemon Legends: Z-A Lumiose City map

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Above is the full map of Lumoise City in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, with all Wild Zones unlocked and all points of interest marked.

Lumiose City Sewers map

A Pokemon Legends: Z-A screenshot shows a pink-haired trainer and a Meganium stood in the Lumiose Sewers.

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In addition to the main map, once you progress far enough through Pokemon Legends: Z-A you'll also gain access to the Lumiose Sewers. You'll enter these as part of the story near a fountain next to South Boulevard and Bleu Street. While you won't be able to re-enter here later on, there are two other entry points which lead to different sections of the Sewers.

The main one is found in Bleu Sector 3. From Cafe Woof, run around the block to the opposite side of the buildings, and you'll see a path leading to some grass. Go left from there, and take the stairs leading down underground. Keep going, and to your right will be the entrance to Wild Area 5, while your left will have a door to the Lumiose Sewers.

This section of the sewers reconnects with the part you explore as part of the main story, so don't worry if you missed any items or Pokemon the first time. You can see the fast-travel point on the main map below.

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Here's the full map of the Lumiose Sewers you gain access to in Bleu Sector 3.

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The second sewers entry is found to the west of the map, next to the Saison Canal. This leads to a smaller area of the Lumiose Sewers, which doesn't connect to the larger part you've already been to. Below, you can see the fast-travel point on the main map.

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Here's the full map of the Lumiose Sewers you'll gain access to by the Saison Canal.

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Additional Pokemon Legends: Z-A maps

Pokemon Legends Z-A

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Spoiler warnings from this point on, but there's one more extra dungeon map in Pokemon Legends: Z-A which you'll explore as part of the main story – Lysandre Labs. This area is accessed via the Lysandre Cafe, found in Magenta Sector 2 to the right of Magenta Plaza, in the north west of the map.

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Lysandre Labs is made up of three floors, although the first one is significantly larger than the rest, with the second and third being very straightforward and impossible to get lost in. We've got all three floor maps laid out below.

  • Lysandre Labs B1F

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  • Lysandre Labs B2F

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  • Lysandre Labs B3F

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Even once you know the layout, there's plenty more to uncover in and around Lumiose City! Find out how to evolve in Pokemon Legends: Z-A now that the system's been tweaked a little bit, or find out where to get all the Pokemon Legends: Z-A Mega Stones!

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Catherine Lewis
Deputy News Editor

I'm GamesRadar+'s Deputy News Editor, working alongside the rest of the news team to deliver cool gaming stories that we love. After spending more hours than I can count filling The University of Sheffield's student newspaper with Pokemon and indie game content, and picking up a degree in Journalism Studies, I started my career at GAMINGbible where I worked as a journalist for over a year and a half. I then became TechRadar Gaming's news writer, where I sourced stories and wrote about all sorts of intriguing topics. In my spare time, you're sure to find me on my Nintendo Switch or PS5 playing through story-driven RPGs like Xenoblade Chronicles and Persona 5 Royal, nuzlocking old Pokemon games, or going for a Victory Royale in Fortnite.

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