Itineraries

Ready-to-use and customizable travel itineraries for city breaks, road trips, multi-country routes and family trips. Every itinerary includes day-by-day suggestions, transport options, approximate costs and tips on when to go.

What you will find in this section

• Weekend city breaks (2-4 days) for Europe’s top capitals
• One-week country tours: Italy, Spain, Greece, Japan, Portugal
• Multi-country routes: Central Europe triangle, Balkans loop, Scandinavia highlights
• Road trips with driving times, toll routes and scenic detours
• Family-friendly plans with kid-ready stops and pacing tips
• Budget-conscious and luxury versions of the same itinerary where useful

Popular itinerary themes

• Italy in 7 days: Rome, Florence and Tuscany
• Greek islands in a week: Mykonos, Santorini, Crete
• Japan for first-timers: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka in 10 days
• Andalucía road trip: Seville, Granada, Malaga
• Central Europe by train: Prague, Vienna, Budapest

Need broader planning help — budgets, booking order, packing, travel insurance? See our Travel Tips section.

FAQ

How many destinations should I fit in one trip?

A good rule: one country per week, or 2 cities per 5-day trip maximum. More destinations mean more transit time and less actual sightseeing. For 10 days in Europe: 2-3 cities or one country in depth. For 2 weeks: 3-4 cities or 2 countries.

What is the ideal length for a city break?

2-3 nights for one city (weekend break): you see the highlights without burnout. 4-5 nights for a capital with day trips (Paris + Versailles, Rome + Pompeii). 7+ nights for a capital plus a regional tour (Spain: Madrid + Andalusia).

How do I plan a multi-country itinerary?

Start with 1-2 anchor cities (fly in/out), then pick 1-2 intermediate stops along a logical transit route (no zig-zagging). Budget 1 full day just for travel between each country. Book the first and last nights before leaving; leave the middle flexible if possible.

What is the “slow travel” approach?

Staying longer in fewer places — typically 4-7 nights per city vs. 2-3. You get deeper experiences, lower costs (weekly rates, less transit), time for off-hours exploration, and local connections. Particularly suited to Italy, Greek islands, Spain’s Andalusia and Japan’s countryside.

Should I use a travel agent or plan my own itinerary?

DIY works well for English-speaking and popular destinations (Europe, Japan, US). Travel agents add value for: complex multi-country logistics, luxury tours with special access, bespoke trips for groups, and destinations with visa complexity. A hybrid (DIY flights + agent for land tour) is common.