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Less planning.
More being there.

Start with a city and one place you want to see. Get a walking day at your pace, then keep and edit your plan.

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Illustration of a morning walk through Kyoto’s Higashiyama streetsKyoto, Japan
AN EXAMPLE DAY

A day in Higashiyama

  1. StartKiyomizu-dera
  2. EatArashiyama Sousuke Kiyomizu-dera
  3. FinishSannenzaka
Explore this Kyoto day

Your places.
Room to wander.

Begin with a useful day. Add the details when your trip needs them.

One city, one walking day

Choose your must-see, pace and optional start and finish points. Review the stops and estimated walking gaps, then keep your day.

Plan my first day

The whole trip

Add dates, destinations and bookings. Build an editable itinerary around what matters to you.

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A few things you might be wondering.

How do I start planning?

Choose a city and select a place you want to see from the results. Add optional start and finish points, choose your pace, then sign in to generate a first-day walking route. Review the suggestions before keeping your day.

What does planning cost?

New accounts receive 5 credits. Credit costs depend on the action and scope. Your balance and the action cost appear before generation. Failed generation does not spend the reserved credits.

Can I plan a longer trip?

Yes. Open the advanced planner to add dates, stops, preferences and bookings. Your generated itinerary is an editable draft. Check suggested routes, times and place details before travelling.

Are opening hours and travel times guaranteed?

No. Place matches and source links help you review a plan, but walking times are estimates and opening hours can change. Check official sources for time-sensitive bookings and accessibility needs.

Can I keep memories from my trip?

Open a trip to keep private text memories. Make postcards and photo books from your photos too. Photo originals stay on the current device or browser; export a keepsake to keep a separate copy.

Where will your day take you?

A city. One place you want to see. A day to make your own.

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