Real plans
Every plan below is built from the verified catalog and regenerated with each release — open one, see exactly how a tabi day reads, then make it yours.
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Multi-city trips, dated and sequenced end to end with the train legs between cities — open one and make it yours.
The Golden Route — Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka in 10 days
Japan's classic first trip: Tokyo's neon and museums, Kyoto's temples, Osaka's street food — 10 days, one seamless offline plan.
Tokyo4 daysKyoto3 daysOsaka3 days
Rome, Florence & Venice — Italy's classic route in a week
Italy's Golden Route: ancient Rome, Renaissance Florence and Venice's canals, stitched together by fast trains — one seamless offline plan, every stop verified.
Rome3 daysFlorence2 daysVenice2 days
Paris & Rome — two capitals in a week
Europe's two heavyweight capitals in one trip: four days of Paris, a two-hour flight, three days of Rome — one seamless offline plan, every stop verified.
Paris4 daysRome3 days
Seoul to Busan — Korea's classic week by KTX
Korea's two faces in one week: Seoul's palaces, markets and neon, then the KTX south to Busan's beaches, seafood and hillside villages — one seamless offline plan.
Seoul4 daysBusan3 days
Kansai in a week — Osaka, Kyoto & Nara
Kansai in a week: Osaka's street food, Kyoto's temples, and Nara's deer — 7 days across three cities, one continuous offline plan.
Osaka3 daysKyoto3 daysNara1 day
Nature & onsen — Tokyo, Hakone & Fuji
City then mountains: Tokyo's buzz, Hakone's hot-spring valleys, and Mt Fuji by the lakes — 7 days, every stop offline-ready.
Tokyo3 daysHakone2 daysFuji Five Lakes (Fujikawaguchiko)2 days
Kyoto, Himeji & Hiroshima — castles, the floating torii and Peace Park in 6 days
West from Kyoto on the Sanyō shinkansen: Japan's finest surviving castle at Himeji, then Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park and the torii standing in the tide at Miyajima — every stop verified, works offline.
Kyoto3 daysHimeji1 dayHiroshima2 days
Tokyo, Kanazawa & Kyoto — gardens, gold leaf and geisha districts in 8 days
The Japan repeat visitors come back for: Tokyo, then the Hokuriku shinkansen to Kanazawa's great garden and teahouse streets, ending among Kyoto's temples — every stop verified, works offline.
Tokyo3 daysKanazawa2 daysKyoto3 days
Tokyo, Kamakura & Nikkō — the Great Buddha, cedar avenues and UNESCO shrines in 6 days
Tokyo with two escapes built in: south to Kamakura's Great Buddha and the coastal Enoden line, then north into the mountains for Nikkō's lacquered shrines and cedar avenues — every stop verified, works offline.
Tokyo3 daysKamakura1 dayNikko2 days
The European Grand Tour — Paris, Rome, Florence & Venice in 11 days
Europe's classic first trip: Paris, then south to Rome's ruins, Renaissance Florence and Venice's canals — four cities, two countries, one seamless offline plan with every stop verified.
Paris4 daysRome3 daysFlorence2 daysVenice2 days
Paris, Versailles & Giverny — the palace and Monet's garden in 6 days
Paris with the two escapes that shaped Impressionism: Louis XIV's Versailles by RER, then Monet's water-lily garden at Giverny — every stop verified, works offline.
Paris4 daysVersailles1 dayGiverny1 day
Amsterdam & Paris — two capitals, one direct train, 7 days
Three days of canals, Vermeer and brown cafés, then a direct Eurostar to Paris for four more. No airport, no transfer — every place human-verified and the whole plan works offline.
Amsterdam3 daysParis4 days
Vienna & Venice — over the Alps by rail in 7 days
Four days of palaces and coffee houses in Vienna, then south over the Semmering pass to three days on the water in Venice. Every place human-verified, and it works offline.
Vienna4 daysVenice3 days
Europe by Rail — Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague & Vienna in 14 days
Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague and Vienna, linked end to end by train — canals, a city that still shows where it was divided, a castle over the river and imperial palaces. 14 days, no flights, every place human-verified, and it works offline.
Amsterdam3 daysBerlin4 daysPrague3 daysVienna4 days
Berlin & Munich — Germany's two moods in 7 days
Berlin's divided-city history and independent districts, then Munich's walkable old town, beer gardens and the Alps within reach. 7 days, one ICE between them, every place human-verified, and it works offline.
Berlin4 daysMunich3 days
Vienna & Prague — two imperial capitals by rail in 7 days
Four days in Vienna, then four hours on the train to Prague for three more — palaces and coffee houses, then a castle over the river. Every place human-verified, and it works offline.
Vienna4 daysPrague3 days
Rome & Naples — the imperial capital and the volcanic south in 6 days
Three days in Rome's ruins, then an hour south by Frecciarossa to Naples: the pizza that started it all, a museum holding what Pompeii gave up, and Vesuvius across the bay — every stop verified, works offline.
Rome3 daysNaples3 days
Barcelona & Madrid — Gaudí, the Prado and the AVE between them in 6 days
Three days of Gaudí and Gothic alleys, then two and a half hours across the meseta by AVE to a capital with three world-class painting collections on one boulevard — every stop verified, works offline.
Barcelona3 daysMadrid3 daysCity plans
Pick a city — every length and style below is a complete, verified day-by-day plan.
Tokyo
Japan's vast capital — a city of distinct neighbourhoods rather than one centre: old-temple Asakusa, neon Shibuya, mega-hub Shinjuku, museu…
Kyoto
Japan's old capital — a city of temples, shrines, geisha districts and bamboo.
Osaka
Japan's kitchen — a food-first city built for eating, walking, and nightlife.
Fukuoka
Kyushu's biggest city and Japan's gateway to Asia — birthplace of tonkotsu ramen and mentaiko, famous for the open-air yatai food stalls th…
Hiroshima
A western-Honshu city rebuilt around the Peace Memorial Park, where the A-Bomb Dome and museum tell the story of 1945, and the gateway to t…
Kanazawa
Hokuriku's best-preserved castle town, spared wartime bombing — home to Kenrokuen, one of Japan's three great gardens, the gold-leaf and ge…
Kobe
Japan's stylish cosmopolitan port, wedged between sea and mountains — the waterfront of Harborland and Meriken Park, the lantern-lit lanes…
Nara
Japan's first permanent capital — a compact, walkable city of giant temples, free-roaming deer and an old merchant quarter.
Okinawa
Japan's subtropical south — the former Ryukyu Kingdom, with castles and pottery lanes in Naha, the whale sharks of Churaumi Aquarium in the…
Yokohama
Japan's cosmopolitan port second city, a quick train south of Tokyo — the futuristic Minato Mirai waterfront with its landmark tower, ferri…
Seoul
Korea's capital — five Joseon palaces and hanok lanes folded into a 24-hour megacity of markets, cafés and neon.
Busan
Korea's seaside second city — beaches and a glass skyline stacked against fish markets, hillside mural villages and coastal walks, all link…
Singapore
The city-state that packs hawker food, three cultural quarters, a futuristic garden skyline and the region's easiest transit into one islan…
Taipei
Taiwan's capital — temple lanes and night markets folded into a walkable metro city, from old-town Wanhua to Taipei 101, with some of Asia'…
Istanbul
Where Europe meets Asia across the Bosphorus — imperial mosques and the Grand Bazaar on the historic peninsula, meyhane nights in Beyoğlu,…
Paris
The Seine-side capital of art and appetite — the Louvre and Notre-Dame, café terraces in the Marais, Montmartre's hill and the Eiffel Tower…
Rome
Three thousand years stacked into one city — imperial ruins beside baroque piazzas, Michelangelo's ceiling a walk from a trattoria table, e…
Florence
The Renaissance in one walkable riverside city — Brunelleschi's dome over terracotta rooftops, the Uffizi's Botticellis, artisan workshops…
Venice
A city built on water and still run by it — golden mosaics in San Marco, cicchetti counters along quiet canals, and lagoon islands of glass…
Naples
Loud, layered and unmistakably itself — a Greek-Roman city stacked under a baroque one, with the best pizza on earth at street prices and V…
Barcelona
A medieval port city with Gaudí grafted onto it and a beach at the end of the metro line — Gothic alleys on one side of the grid, Modernist…
Madrid
A capital that keeps its best things indoors and its best hours late — three world-class painting collections within one walk, a royal pala…
Amsterdam
A city built on piles and organised by water — four concentric canals wrapped around a medieval core, gabled merchant houses leaning over t…
Vienna
An imperial capital that kept its scale — Habsburg palaces and world-rank museums inside the Ring, and beyond it the coffee houses, markets…
Prague
A compact, spire-studded capital whose medieval core survived the 20th century almost untouched — cobbled squares, one famous bridge over o…
Berlin
The German capital reunified — a metropolis built from two half-cities stitched back together after 1990, and it shows: Cold War scar tissu…
Munich
Bavaria's capital pairs a compact, walkable old town — Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche's twin domes, a produce market that's been open since…