The ability to analyse and classify the perception of landscapes through social media data could become a way of integrating public landscape design and perception into planning practice. For example, the evaluation of the landscape in a given area could be supported by the use of social media data. The main question of the approach presented is whether the analysis of photographs combined with geographic and textual information from social networks provides an insight into the perception of the landscape in relation to a given space. This also means analysing how “landscape” is visually communicated on social media through images and complementary materials like text elements.