.place

.place is a generic top-level domain built around location and the idea of a particular place. It is deliberately broad, so it can describe a physical destination, a local business, a community space or an online hub.

The extension can suit travel guides, neighborhood projects, property services, venues, local directories, community sites and brands that want location to be part of the identity. A city, district or subject before .place can create a domain that reads naturally as a destination.

Because the word is so broad, the second-level name carries most of the meaning. Visitors still need to understand whether the site represents an official location, a private business, a publication or a community project.

A .place domain does not establish ownership of a location, official geographic status or authorization from a public authority.

.place is an open generic top-level domain. Standard registrations are generally available through participating registrars, subject to registry and ICANN policies, reserved names, premium classifications and third-party rights.