Memory · Method of loci
Build a memory palace for your exams.
Turn lists you keep forgetting into a walk through a place you already know — then keep the route fresh with spaced repetition.
Keep every palace fresh.
Spaced-repetition flashcards bring each route back just before you would forget it.
From palace to practice
Places to build in, and how to keep them.
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Rich detail gives you more places to put images. (slide 1 of 4) -
Familiar rooms make the strongest palaces. (slide 2 of 4) -
Number your stops so the order never changes. (slide 3 of 4) -
One flashcard per stop keeps the palace fresh. (slide 4 of 4)
From students
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FAQ
Memory palace — frequently asked questions
What is a memory palace?
A memory palace, or the method of loci, is a technique where you remember items by imagining them placed at stops along a route through a place you know well.
Does the memory palace technique work for exams?
It works well for ordered information such as lists, sequences and classifications. For large numbers of separate facts, spaced-repetition flashcards are usually more efficient.
How do I stop forgetting what I stored?
Review the route the next day and again at growing intervals. Making a flashcard for each palace lets a spaced-repetition app schedule those reviews for you.
Does Revisable have a memory palace feature?
No. Revisable provides flashcards with spaced repetition, which pair well with a memory palace for keeping it fresh.