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Not where to go.
Whether the day still works.
Tell it where, when, who and what you are carrying. It returns days that fit your landing time, bags and bookings — or names the one thing to loosen.
Or plan a tripPlan by date, party and bags
Where, first day, who and what you carry: it returns the days that fit.
Something went wrong?
A flight, a bag, a lost card, an illness: the tool for that moment.
Popular nowLines in service
Best months, a mid-range day before the bed, and the time there now.
Most opened:LondonParisRomeTokyoMexico City
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- Mexico CityMexico · Ciudad de México · best Oct–MarMuseum mornings, long lunches
- ReykjavíkIceland · best May–SepHarbour light, hot-pool nights
- MadridSpain · best Mar–May, Sep–OctLate lunches, art before noon
- LisbonPortugal · Lisboa · best Sep–MaySeven hills, tram bells, pastry mornings
- AmsterdamNetherlands · best Mar–Jun, Sep–OctCanals, museums and bike lanes
- AthensGreece · Αθήνα · best Mar–May, Oct–NovMarble mornings, taverna nights
SeasonsThis month is good for… November
From each line's month-by-month verdicts, spread across continents.
69 trip lines rate November a good month — that is this month.
- LisbonEuropeCool and showery; Web Summit fills rooms in the first week.
- Mexico CityAmericasDry; Day of the Dead crowds in early November.
- TokyoAsiaLeaves late November.
- SydneyOceaniaWarm; UV high.
- AccraAfricaDry season starts.
- AthensEuropeMild; first rains; Polytechnic anniversary on Nov 17 closes some streets.
- New YorkAmericasCool; Thanksgiving and Marathon weekends are crowded.
- BangkokAsiaCooler and drier; Loy Krathong on the river.
- AucklandOceaniaWarm, long days.
Start herePick the trip you are planning
Each path opens on the right route, country or city, with the tools that trip needs.
London, Paris and Rome on one trip: your Schengen day count, when the train beats the plane between capitals, and the sights to book before you land.
First trip, 7 nights: Open-jaw ticket (into HND, out of KIX) saves a half-day of backtracking.
Three or four nights: pick the city that suits the month and your budget, then the leave-by time for the flight home.
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Land late without a plan B problem: airport-to-bed paths first, then the cities that forgive a first-timer.
Go north to south with two flights and one night train: Hanoi → Huế → Hội An → Đà Lạt → Ho Chi Minh City in 14 days, three nights per main base; cut Huế and Đà Lạt if you have 10.
Elevators, stroller scores and a day plan that keeps nap time: cities that work with a stroller, rated 4 or 5 of 5.
BudgetStart from a daily budget
Countries by what a day costs on the ground, cheapest first.
What can you spend a day?
A day on the ground, per person: bed, food, local transport and sights as each country guide counts them. Flights are not included.
152 places · cheapest first
- VietnamAsia$50–95a day
- IndiaAsia$50–120a day
- MalaysiaAsia$60–120a day
- ThailandAsia$65–120a day
- IndonesiaAsia$65–150a day
- CambodiaAsia$65–130a day
- ParaguayAmericas$70–140a day
- PhilippinesAsia$70–150a day
- KosovoEurope$75–140a day
- ChinaAsia$75–150a day
- TransnistriaEurope$80–140a day
- TogoAfrica$85–150a day
Estimates from the country guides, converted to US$ at approximate rates (2026-09 (approximate)); real prices move. Places with no estimate for a style are left out.
Free · saved on this deviceTools for the trip
- Trip plannerEvery saved arrival, bed and day in order; calendar export.
- Packing listFrom your cities, months, plugs and bags.
- Entry checkVisa, forms and onward ticket for your passport.
- Compare citiesTwo cities on cost, heat, cash and transit.
- Jet-lag planWhen to sleep, seek light and stop coffee.
- Near meWhat is closest to you, and whether it is open.
- Phrasebook & cardsWhat to say, and cards to show.
- All toolsDeparture time, holidays, sunrise, sizes, open late
MethodHow it decides, and how we check
Airport → bed first
Every line opens with a tested path from a late landing to a bed that is still open, and a fallback when the last train has gone.
Unknown stays unknown
A closing time we have not verified prints as unknown; the planner adds buffer instead of guessing.
Three honest options
Low load, low time risk, low cost — each picked from the plans that fit, each with what it gives up.
- 23:15UILHR → Bloomsbury: Elizabeth line to Tottenham Court Road, bed ~00:42 (+1)on time
- 23:00FNCDG → Le Marais: RER B to Châtelet–Les Halles, bed ~00:18 (+1)on time
- 22:15ITFCO → Monti and the Colosseum: Leonardo Express to Roma Termini, bed ~23:40on time
- 22:20TKHND → Shinjuku (south/west): Keikyu to Shinagawa, bed ~23:22on time
- 22:16KYKIX → Kawaramachi / Sanjō: HARUKA to Kyoto Station, bed ~23:54tight 6′
Live rows from the published data: arrivals and leave-by times the solver computed.
How we verify
Draft until someone checks it on the ground
Every page starts as a desk draft built from official and secondary sources, and says so: a Not field-verified chip until a field check sets its date. Times we could not confirm print as unknown. Nothing on the board above is typed by hand; it is computed from the published data.
- Trip lines
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- City guides
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- Countries
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data 2026.09.27-1 · status draft · 621 sources cited on trip lines





