October 22, 2026

World Tour Avatars: The World Tour Collection Guide — 30 Muses, Prices and the 500-Coin Bundle

A world tour avatar on AllTheMuse is a small traveller wearing one country on its chest: a tee in that country's flag colours, printed with one big illustrated icon — a liberty torch, cherry blossoms, the Eiffel Tower, a gondola, the Taj Mahal, a kangaroo, pyramids, a maple leaf, a dragon, a kiwi — plus a matching flag-colour cap, and no words anywhere. The World Tour collection holds thirty of them, one per country, under the tagline “Thirty countries. One very small suitcase.” New to the idea? Start with what is a Muse avatar? — then take the tour.

The Full Roster: Thirty Muses, Thirty Countries

The room holds exactly 30 Muses, and it is one of the largest themed rooms on the site. Prices follow the standard rarity ladder, spread wider than most rooms because the roster is three times the usual size: one Mythic at 200 coins, three Legendaries at 150, six Epics at 100, ten Rares at 75 and ten Commons at 50. Every Muse below is pictured in this guide's sections, and every price was checked against the live collection before this post was written.

Capped Muses are numbered editions — when a cap fills, that Muse is gone for good. Commons carry no cap, so they never sell out. At the time of writing, every capped World Tour Muse is still at zero claimed, so the whole edition run is still open.

• Liberty Lane — Mythic, 200 coins (cap 100)
• Rio Rosa — Legendary, 150 coins (cap 250)
• Paris Pierre — Legendary, 150 coins (cap 250)
• Sakura Sora — Legendary, 150 coins (cap 250)
• Nile Nadia — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Sydney Syd — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Taj Tara — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Sol Sofia — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Venice Vito — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• London Leo — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Dublin Dex — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Tango Theo — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Bangkok Beam — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Safari Sana — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Istanbul Iker — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Athens Apollo — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Seoul Yuna — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Berlin Bjorn — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Madrid Mateo — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Maple Max — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Kiwi Kiri — Common, 50 coins
• Bali Bimo — Common, 50 coins
• Manila Maya — Common, 50 coins
• Hanoi Hoa — Common, 50 coins
• Dragon Dai — Common, 50 coins
• Savanna Kito — Common, 50 coins
• Lagos Lara — Common, 50 coins
• Sahara Sami — Common, 50 coins
• Tulip Tess — Common, 50 coins
• Lisbon Luna — Common, 50 coins

The Flagships: Liberty Lane and the Three Legendaries

Liberty Lane is the room's rarest piece: the one Mythic at 200 coins, capped at just 100 numbered editions. Her page calls her “a star-spangled greeter holding her light high for every new arrival” — the liberty torch from the room's own rule, worn as a print. She is the natural first goal for a collector who wants the scarcest stop on the tour first.

The three Legendaries at 150 coins each, capped at 250 editions, are three very different kinds of famous. Rio Rosa is “a carnival queen whose heartbeat keeps perfect samba time.” Paris Pierre is “a charming romantic who believes every evening deserves a little sparkle,” with the Eiffel Tower as his icon. And Sakura Sora is “a soft-spoken dreamer who treats every spring like a short, perfect poem,” under cherry blossoms. A new account can start with any one of them on day one: new accounts receive 150 Muse Coins at signup, which covers a Legendary exactly. Liberty Lane at 200 sits one step beyond the signup grant.

The Epics and Rares: Rivers, Icons and Ballrooms

The six Epics at 100 coins each, capped at 1,000 editions, are the tour's great river-and-icon stops. Nile Nadia is “a regal time-traveler with five thousand years of good stories.” Sydney Syd is “a bouncy mate who's always mid-hop to the next adventure.” Taj Tara is “a serene soul who thinks love should be built to last centuries”; Sol Sofia is “a radiant ray of sunshine with a cactus-tough streak”; Venice Vito is “a smooth-talking gondolier who rows through life singing”; and London Leo is “a proper little Londoner, unflappable in any weather.”

The ten Rares at 75 coins each, capped at 5,000 editions, widen the map. Dublin Dex is “a lucky charmer whose stories get better every telling”; Tango Theo is “a dramatic romantic whose walk is basically a tango”; Bangkok Beam is “a temple-bright smiler — they call it the Land of Smiles for a reason”; Safari Sana is “a golden-hour soul, happiest under a very big sky”; and Istanbul Iker is “a bridge-hearted wanderer, half Europe, half Asia, all welcome.” The rest of the tier is Athens Apollo, “a sun-kissed philosopher who debates beautifully and naps even better”; Seoul Yuna, “a bright spark of balance — half calm river, half neon night”; Berlin Bjorn, “a stout-hearted bear of a greeter, gruff outside, marshmallow inside”; Madrid Mateo, “a flamenco-hearted charmer who naps professionally and dances passionately”; and Maple Max, “the politest adventurer north of anywhere.”

The Commons: Ten Countries at 50 Coins

The ten Commons at 50 coins each carry no edition cap, so this end of the tour never sells out — and it is where some of the room's sweetest characters live. Kiwi Kiri is “a shy little night-wanderer with a silver-fern heart.” Bali Bimo is “a calm gatekeeper of island mornings and frangipani breezes”; Manila Maya is “a three-starred ray of joy — scientifically impossible to keep down”; Hanoi Hoa is “a lantern-lit gentle soul who glows a little brighter after dark”; and Dragon Dai, the dragon-print stop, is “a lucky little dragon with festival energy and a scholar's heart.”

The other five finish the circuit: Savanna Kito, “a gentle high-riser who sees tomorrow from way up here”; Lagos Lara, “a bold, soaring spirit with eagle eyes on big dreams”; Sahara Sami, “a desert dreamer who navigates by stars and mint tea”; Tulip Tess, “a bright, tidy optimist who believes spring is a lifestyle”; and Lisbon Luna, “a golden-hour wanderer riding the little yellow tram through life.” At 50 coins each, any three of them fit inside the 150-coin signup grant with nothing spent.

Bundle Math: 500 Coins for All 30 — and How This Room Differs

Bought one by one, the 30 World Tour Muses total 2,500 Muse Coins: 200 + three at 150 + six at 100 + ten at 75 + ten at 50. The bundle unlocks every member at once for 500 coins — a saving of 2,000 against the single prices. If you already own part of the tour, the finish price pro-rates down to what remains, so early single picks are never wasted; our set completion guide explains the finish price and the one-time +100 coin bonus that completing a named collection pays.

How does 500 coins look in real terms? Coin packs run 500 coins for $4.99, 1,200 for $9.99 and 3,000 for $19.99, and Muse Club adds 1,200 coins a month for $7.99 — the smallest pack covers the whole tour exactly. Or earn your way there: 150 at signup, +10 a day for checking in, streak and referral bonuses on top — the full list is in how to earn Muse Coins. And while you save, the Free Muses room holds Muses at 0 coins, free to collect outright.

One distinction worth keeping straight, because AllTheMuse has three travel-flavoured rooms: World Tour is places — thirty countries worn as flag colours and icons. World Travelers is people dressed for a destination, ten Muses from Tokyo to Paris, covered in our World Travelers guide; and Geography is the school subject itself, covered in our Geography guide. If the country itself is the character you want, this is your room: open the World Tour collection, walk all thirty stops in the gallery, or browse the muse avatars hub if you are still deciding which journey is yours.