Guided days
Ready-made single days, each a few stops in a sensible order, drawn on one clock so you can compare how full they are.
A guided day is a single day, written by hand: a handful of stops in a sensible order, with how long to allow and how you'd get between them. They're how you get ideas, and a good way to see what a day in a place can look like.
How to read a guided day card
- Title and photo. What the day is about.
- Stops, length and transport. A line such as "2 stops · Full day · Private car".
- The little bar. Every guided day is drawn on the same clock, 06:00 to 21:00. The dark marks show when in the day its stops fall, so a short half day and a long full day look different at a glance.
- The bookmark. Saves the day, so it's there when you plan.
Opening one
Tap a card to see its stops in order, with a map of the route and what to do at each stop. From a stop you can open its place page. See Reading a place page.
Guided days and your own trips
A guided day isn't a trip. It's a model day you can borrow from. To plan your own days, save places and start a trip. See From saved places to a trip.
A guided day doesn't reserve anything. Check opening hours and book what needs booking with the venue.
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