Frequently Asked Questions

A route planner that helps you explore cities with hour-by-hour itineraries checked against official opening hours. However many days you have, you see where to go and when, the travel time in between, meal breaks and the tickets to book, all in one plan.

Yes, the planner and guides are free. Only our custom itinerary service is paid (59 €).

At a relaxed pace you mostly enjoy the city from outside and from its streets; on trips of several days you go inside just one place a day. At a balanced pace there is at least one museum or iconic interior every day. At a packed pace every major ticketed landmark is planned inside, entry times included. On trips of two nights or more, every pace includes a flamenco evening.

Enter the city, your arrival and departure times and your pace in the planner on the home page. It trims the first and last days around your flights, accounts for closed days and shows ticket deadlines.

Yes. Opening hours and closing days of the ticketed places on the route are checked. If a museum falls on its closing day, days are swapped or that stop is seen from outside. Hours can change, so we recommend checking the official website before you go.

Ticket links in your plan take you to trusted booking sites, and each ticket shows the latest date to book it ("Book now", "Book today" and so on). You can also buy from the official websites.

Yes. Save it with the PDF button on the plan page and open it on your phone without internet.

The planner shows the first 7 days hour by hour and suggests deep-dive blocks to choose from for the remaining days. Trips of up to 60 days can be planned.

Fill in the request form with your dates, number of travellers, pace and interests, then complete the payment on the secure checkout page. Your itinerary arrives by email within 3 days. The service costs 59 €; as a personalized digital product it cannot be refunded once delivered, but you get a full refund if you cancel before delivery.

Barcelona (all year); Prague, Berlin and Vienna (Christmas and New Year season). We add new cities with the same care, checking every opening time against official sources.

Two days covers the main sights; three to four lets you really get to know the city. From five days on, day trips such as Sitges, Montserrat or Girona join the route.

Timed tickets sell out fast. Our advice: Sagrada Família at least 21 days ahead; Park Güell at least 7 days ahead; Casa Batlló at least 7 days ahead; Casa Milà at least 7 days ahead; Dalí Theatre-Museum at least 7 days ahead; Casa Vicens at least 3 days ahead; Museu Picasso at least 3 days ahead; Palau Güell at least 3 days ahead; Montserrat at least 2 days ahead; Sant Pau Recinte Modernista at least 2 days ahead; Barcelona Cathedral at least 2 days ahead; Montjuïc Castle at least 1 day ahead; Girona Cathedral at least 1 day ahead; MNAC at least 1 day ahead; MOCO Museum at least 1 day ahead; Fundació Joan Miró at least 1 day ahead.

Museu Picasso, MNAC, Palau Güell and Fundació Joan Miró are closed on Mondays. On Sundays some places open later: Sagrada Família at 10:30, Barcelona Cathedral at 14:00, Santa Maria del Mar at 13:00 and Girona Cathedral at 12:00. Enter your dates and the planner reorders the days and switches to the Sunday versions for you.