Examples

Example itineraries, costs included

These are the kind of plans Wayfare builds: every day mapped from morning to evening, with a realistic cost next to it. Read one, then build the same thing for your own dates.

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• 3 days in Athens for two on about €690

  A worked example of what Wayfare produces: three days in Athens for two travellers, ancient sites in the mornings, neighbourhood food in the evenings, everything walkable or one metro stop apart.

  Read the Athens plan

• 3 days in Rome for two on about €880

  Ancient Rome, the Vatican and one slow neighbourhood day, arranged so you never cross the city twice in the same afternoon.

  Read the Rome plan

• 3 days in Barcelona for two on about €810

  Gaudí, the Gothic Quarter and a beach afternoon, with dinners late enough to match the local clock.

  Read the Barcelona plan

• 3 days in London for two on about £980

  Free museums, one paid landmark a day and evenings in neighbourhoods that are not Leicester Square — a three-day London plan that keeps the cost honest.

  Read the London plan

• 3 days in Paris for two on about €950

  One museum a day, long walks between them and dinner in neighbourhoods where Parisians actually eat — the classic three days, arranged so you never backtrack.

  Read the Paris plan

• 3 days in Amsterdam for two on about €870

  Two great museums, a canal day and one afternoon out of the centre, done mostly on foot and by bike rather than in a queue.

  Read the Amsterdam plan

• 3 days in Lisbon for two on about €640

  Hills, viewpoints, tiles and grilled fish, with a half day in Belém and one evening of fado — western Europe at some of its best value.

  Read the Lisbon plan

• 3 days in Prague for two on about €590

  The castle, the old town and the river, with beer halls instead of restaurants and a budget that still leaves room for a concert.

  Read the Prague plan