Where to Find All Fast Travel Points in Cyberpunk 2077
Fast travel points shape how you move around Night City, especially once gigs start stacking up across different districts. This guide uses the Cyberpunk 2077 Interactive Map to pull every Fast Travel location into one place, so you can see the full spread across the city and the Badlands without guessing what you’ve missed.
Most Fast Travel points unlock naturally as you explore. However, a few only open up after key quests, and some sit right next to important hubs like apartments, markets, and major landmarks. Because of that, it helps to understand which locations act as reliable “home base” anchors and which ones exist mainly for district coverage. This guide focuses only on the Fast Travel category shown on the map, so you can plan routes, reduce downtime between objectives, and keep your movement efficient as the world opens up.
Unlocking Fast Travel Points
- Fast Travel locations act as fixed travel nodes across Night City and the Badlands
- Most points unlock simply through visiting the surrounding area
- Some points require story or quest progress before they become available
- Several locations sit near key hubs like apartments, markets, and major landmarks
- A wide network helps with efficient routing for gigs, side jobs, and cleanup
Fast Travel Coverage Across Night City
City Hubs and Reliable Anchors
A lot of the best Fast Travel locations sit near places you return to often. For example, Megabuilding H10: Atrium anchors the early game because it sits just steps from V’s apartment. Similarly, Kabuki Market and Kabuki: Central give strong coverage for one of the busiest sections of Watson. Because these points connect directly to dense activity zones, they save time over a whole playthrough.
At the same time, locations like Afterlife and Delamain HQ matter because they sit near major story beats and repeat visits. As a result, they become dependable anchors when you bounce between main quests, fixer jobs, and side content.
District Links and Route Planning
Fast Travel points also help you stitch districts together quickly. Spots like Japantown West, Cherry Blossom Market, and Jig-Jig Street create a tight net through Westbrook, which helps a lot once the area fills with side jobs. Meanwhile, Downtown Central and Downtown North give you fast access to Corpo-heavy streets and mission hubs. Because many objectives cluster in these areas, a good set of unlocked points makes route planning feel simple instead of messy.
On top of that, several locations function like connectors between zones. Senate & Market, Congress & Madison, and Skyline East sit in positions that help you pivot quickly. So even if you don’t think of them as “destinations,” they still reduce travel friction.
Badlands and Edge Locations
Once you start spending more time outside the city, the Badlands network becomes a big deal. Locations like Sunshine Motel, Red Dirt Bar, Fuel Station, and Medeski Fuel Station spread coverage across long stretches of road. Because objectives outside the city often sit far apart, these points help you keep momentum.
Some out-of-city locations also depend on progress. For example, EBM Petrochem Stadium requires main quest progress through Dog Eat Dog, and Nomad Camp depends on the quest Queen of the Highway. As a result, some Fast Travel nodes won’t appear until later, even if you pass nearby early.
Fast Travel Locations Table
| Category | Fast Travel Point | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fast Travel | Megabuilding H10: Atrium | Near V’s apartment |
| Fast Travel | Kabuki: Central | Strong Watson coverage |
| Fast Travel | Kabuki Market | Major market hub |
| Fast Travel | Afterlife | Key story hub |
| Fast Travel | Delamain HQ | Repeat-visit location |
| Fast Travel | Japantown West | Westbrook district access |
| Fast Travel | Cherry Blossom Market | Dense activity area |
| Fast Travel | Jig-Jig Street | Nearby side job clusters |
| Fast Travel | Downtown Central | Fast access to City Center |
| Fast Travel | Downtown North | City Center coverage |
| Fast Travel | Senate & Market | Useful connector point |
| Fast Travel | Congress & Madison | Central connector |
| Fast Travel | Skyline East | Quick pivot point |
| Fast Travel | Sunshine Motel | Badlands coverage |
| Fast Travel | Red Dirt Bar | Badlands hub |
| Fast Travel | Fuel Station | Badlands roadside anchor |
| Fast Travel | Medeski Fuel Station | Badlands route support |
| Fast Travel | EBM Petrochem Stadium | Requires main quest Dog Eat Dog |
| Fast Travel | Nomad Camp | Accessible after Queen of the Highway |
| Fast Travel | Arasaka Tower | Major landmark access |
FAQs
Where to find Fast Travel points in Cyberpunk 2077?
You’ll find them across Night City and the Badlands, and the Cyberpunk 2077 Interactive Map shows every location.
Do Fast Travel points unlock automatically?
Most unlock when you visit the area. However, a few require story or quest progress.
Which Fast Travel point is closest to V’s apartment?
Megabuilding H10: Atrium sits right near V’s apartment, so it works as an early anchor.
Do the Badlands have enough Fast Travel points?
Yes. Locations like Sunshine Motel and Red Dirt Bar help cover the long road routes outside the city.
Is this the full Cyberpunk 2077 Map?
This page focuses on Fast Travel, while the full map includes many other categories.
Credit: Cyberpunk 2077 Map by Wand
