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Planning Tokyo + Kyoto + Osaka? Or Germany + Austria + Czech Republic in 10 days? Skip the spreadsheet. Get a routed itinerary with transit between cities, day-by-day plans, and one budget across the whole trip.
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10 days
This 10-day journey for a couple spans Munich, Salzburg, and Prague, immersing you in Central European history and culture. Begin in Munich, exploring the Hofbräuhaus and English Garden, then transition to Salzburg for Hohensalzburg Fortress and Mozart's birthplace, before concluding in Prague...
14 days
This 14-day trip for a couple balances iconic city exploration with Alpine serenity, starting in Paris (Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Le Marais district). A high-speed train then leads to Milan (Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II), before concluding in Lucerne (Chapel Bridge, Mount Pilatus)....
14 days
This 14-day trip for a couple explores East Asia, starting with 5 days in Tokyo for iconic sights like Shibuya Crossing and teamLab Planets, then 4 days in Kyoto focusing on Fushimi Inari Shrine and Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, based in Higashiyama. Finally, 5 days in Seoul will cover Gyeongbokgung...
10 days
This 10-day journey explores the Central European capitals of Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. Begin in Prague, discovering Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square. Continue by train to Vienna for Schönbrunn Palace, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and an evening classical concert. Conclude...
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This balanced 10-day trip explores the distinct charms of Venice, Ljubljana, and Pula. Begin in Venice, navigating its iconic canals by gondola and exploring St. Mark's Square and Rialto Bridge from your Dorsoduro base. Journey to Ljubljana, Slovenia's green capital, to wander its Triple Bridge...
21 days
This 21-day trip immerses a couple in the diverse cultures of Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Begin in Bangkok, exploring the Grand Palace and local street food markets in Sukhumvit, then fly to Siem Reap for the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat complex. Conclude in Hanoi, discovering the historic Old...
Common questions
Every multi-city itinerary includes the inter-city leg (train, flight, or bus) with realistic departure/arrival times. Day pacing accounts for transit days — so if you fly from Tokyo to Seoul, that day is sized accordingly, not stuffed with sightseeing.
Yes. Budgets are tracked per leg in the local currency and converted to USD at the top. The breakdown shows exactly what you'll spend in each country.
There is no hard cap, but practical itineraries usually cover 2-5 cities. The planner will rebalance day counts across cities based on your total trip length.
Use the custom itinerary builder to add or remove a leg. The plan and budget recalculate automatically.
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