A place visit is a check-in: a post tagged with a Place, either on its own or attached to a photo. Facebook lists them on the profile under Check-ins, and its search can filter them by the Place's category, which is what the links above do. Bars, Restaurants, Hotels, Stores, Outdoors and Theaters are each a separate query.
Paste the profile link and press the button. All under Places opens every check-in. The category rows narrow it. Each result is the original post, with the date, the photo if there was one and the people tagged along.
What is visible
A check-in takes the audience of the post it belongs to. Public check-ins open for anyone. Friends-only check-ins open for friends. When someone else tags the person at a place, the check-in belongs to the tagger and follows their audience, which is why a friend's public post can place someone whose own profile shows nothing.
Places the person liked, as opposed to visited, live under Interests. Those are Pages, not check-ins, and the Places row under Interests opens them.
Reading check-ins
Hotels and airports date a trip.
The same cafe three mornings a week is a routine.
Tagged friends at the same place show who someone spends time with.
The time selector narrows the list to a year or to this month.
Common questions
Does this show someone's live location?
No, and nothing here does. These are old public check-ins the person chose to post, not current location.
Do I need an account on StalkFace?
No. You paste a profile link and get search links back. You open them in your own Facebook session, in the same browser.
Does Facebook tell the person?
No. StalkFace never touches their account. It builds a search link, and Facebook does not notify anyone about searches or profile views.
Does Facebook show someone's live location?
No. Check-ins are posts the person chose to publish. There is no live map, and StalkFace opens only those posts.
Why does a place show up that the person never posted?
Because a friend tagged them there. That check-in belongs to the friend and follows the friend's audience setting.