Key:entrance
 entrance
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To mark the location of an entrance. 
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| Group: Man made |
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Status: approved
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The entrance=* key describes the point where you can go into a building or enclosed area (such as a zoo, theme park, cemetery grounds etc). Different values are used to denote the importance or type of entrance. The entrance node should be placed on the building/area's way (i.e. its outline).
- For internal doors, see indoor and Simple Indoor Tagging.
Tagging
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| entrance | yes | 
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An entrance exists at this position to a building or enclosed area. At point where you can enter or leave the building or the area. | 
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| entrance | main |
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The main entrance of a building or enclosed area. | 
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| entrance | secondary |
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An additional entry, often used only for events or at special times. | |||
| entrance | service |
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A backdoor to a building or enclosed area often only for employees or for delivering. | 
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| entrance | exit |
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It is not an entrance, it is a one-way out of a building or enclosed area. You find it at some larger shops, museums or theme parks. Consider using exit=* |
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| entrance | entrance |
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It is an entrance only, it is a one-way in to a building or enclosed area. You find it at some larger shops, museums or theme parks. | |||
| entrance | emergency |
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An emergency exit is a one-way out of a building in case of fire. It is often combined with a fire alarm box. See also exit=emergency for these. |  | ||
| entrance | staircase[1][2] |
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Door to staircase. |
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| entrance | home[1] |
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Door to a private house, home or an apartment. |
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| entrance | garage[1] |
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Door to a garage. |  | ||
| entrance | shop[1] |
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Direct entrance to a shop, which is not a main entrance. |  | ||
This table is a wiki template with a default description in English. Editable here.
Please use the access=* values to describe who is allowed to enter.
- access=yes The public has an official, legally-enshrined right of access.
- access=delivery Access only for delivering goods to or from a customer.
- access=private Access only with key, keycard or similar. Look here for additional subtags.
- access=no Access is not allowed. (osm-Carto rendering:
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If you don't need a key to go out from a building or restricted area, you can mark this with exit=yes. This tagging has sense, if rules for exit are different from rules for entrance.
Accessibility combinations
- You can use level=* to indicate the floor on which the entrance is located (level=0 aka ground floor is the default)
- Use wheelchair=yes to describe the entrance possibilities for a wheelchair user.
- You can add width=* to indicate small doors for wheelchair routing.
- You can add automatic_door=* to indicate automatic doors for wheelchair users (and the detection method) and to warn visually impaired / blind users.
- You can add door=* to indicate the door type - some door types can be opened by some wheelchair users.
Rendering
- OsmAnd shows entrances in its default mappaint style.
- Or use Keep Right's "deprecated tags" for the whole world (go to map).
- OSM2World adds doors to 3D buildings based on entrance=*
Entrances and addresses
- Main article: Addresses
If address is related not to whole building, but to individual staircases/entrances, tags entrance=main/staircase/home, addr:housenumber=* and addr:street=* should be added to main entrances to staircases (or to houses). Use ref=* for marking "inner" number of staircase (not to be confused with "outer" address, which some staircases have - for such addresses we should use addr:housenumber=*). addr:housenumber=* is put to one of entrances to staircase, ref=* can be marked to several entrances (also to service entrances to staircases).
Use addr:flats=* for marking all flats inside the staircase, for example, addr:flats=1-20. (This entrance leads to flats/apartments with numbers from 1 to 20 inclusive). If there are gaps in numbering, use semicolons: addr:flats=3-7;10;14;16-18.
If there is only one flat or unit behind the door addr:unit=* is more common. See addr=* for more.
Possible tagging mistakes
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
- entrance=main_entrance ‒ Please consider to use the proposed tagging like entrance=main.
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
- entrance=secondary_entrance ‒ Please consider to use the proposed tagging like entrance=secondary.
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
See also
- Proposed features/entrance - Proposal/voting page for this tag
- emergency=emergency_ward_entrance - To mark the entrance to an emergency ward
- Proposed features/entrance/door - Proposal/voting page for this tag
- door=* - Kind of door (automatic, hinged, ...)
- amenity=parking_entrance - An entrance to an underground or multi storey parking facility
- amenity=loading_dock - An entrance for loading heavy goods vehicles
- barrier=entrance - An opening or gap in a barrier.
- barrier=gate - A section in a wall or fence which can be opened to allow access.
- Relations of type=building which, for indoor mapping, should at least have one member with the role "entrance"
- exit=* - Marks free exit of a building/restricted area.
- railway=subway_entrance - The entrance point of a subway
- railway=train_station_entrance - The entrance point of a train station