E-World Map and Brochure (2016 – 2025)
Built on Daegu’s gentle hillside, E-World wraps its paths around the tall 83 Tower like a corkscrew—easy to admire, tricky to navigate. The E-World map keeps that spiral in check, showing how to slip from thrill rides to food courts without retracing uphill climbs.
- Location
- Daegu, South Korea
- Years Active
- 1995 – Present
- Official Site
- Official E-World Site
It’s also the best way to time shows near the tower plaza, find shortcuts under the bridge to Fantasy World, or catch the tram before the evening fireworks crush begins. Locals know: the view from the tower is half the fun; finding your way back down is the real adventure.
E-World Map 2025
In 2025, E-World launched with record exhibitor participation and an expanded exhibition hall.
The event introduced key technological advances, including the Intelligent Grid Platform for grid planning optimization, real-time grid monitoring and congestion management in response to new German laws, and the unveiling of the PlanOps concept, which integrates planning and operational processes with field services such as Switching Manager, Outage Manager, and Data Assistant to support future-ready grid management.
Printable E-World Map PDF 2025
E-World Map 2024
Printable E-World PDF Map 2024
E-World Map 2023
E-World Map 2022
E-World Map 2021
E-World Map 2020
E-World Map 2018
E-World Map 2016
FAQ
What is the eWorld?
eWorld was an online service operated by Apple between June 1994 and March 1996, offering email, news, software downloads, and forums through a unique graphical city-themed interface for Macintosh users. It was designed as Apple’s answer to AOL and other early internet services, but limited availability, high costs, and low adoption led to its closure after less than two years.
What is the meaning of eWorld?
eWorld was an online service operated by Apple Inc. from 1994 to 1996 that provided email, news, forums, and information access through a graphical, city-themed interface for Macintosh and Newton users. The name “eWorld” referred to Apple’s virtual digital world, where each thematic area—like news, email, or support—was represented as a different building in a virtual town. The service was intended as Apple’s answer to AOL, offering a curated online community and support environment.
Where is the eWorld Conference?
The eWorld Conference takes place at Messe Essen in Essen, Germany. The 2025 event is scheduled for February 11–13 and serves as Europe’s leading trade fair for the energy industry. This annual conference gathers experts, exhibitors, and visitors from around the world to discuss innovations and solutions in energy and water sectors.
Why did Apple shut down eWorld?
Apple shut down eWorld on March 31, 1996, due to low subscriber numbers, high operating costs, and poor market performance. The service had only about 150,000 users compared to AOL’s 5 million, and Apple was cutting expenses during a major financial downturn. Management concluded eWorld was unsustainable as consumers moved to the open internet and web browsers replaced proprietary online services.
