City-break planner
Plan a city break around the moments you actually want to have.
A short break goes quickly. A practical plan should help you use the time well while leaving space for a cafe you find, a longer lunch or a change in the weather.
Before you go: choose a small number of priorities
Pick a few sights, meals or experiences that would make the break feel worthwhile. Save them to the trip rather than trying to make a complete timetable.
Day one: learn the shape of the city
Begin around your accommodation. Add nearby food, a walk or one main attraction, then use the trip map to understand what is close by.
Day two: plan around a neighbourhood
Choose an area that has more than one thing you want to do. Keep a flexible alternative nearby so the plan can change without starting over.
Keep the practical details within reach
Your stay, saved places and daily plans are available in the same trip space. That is especially useful on a short break when each decision has more impact.
Leave room for what you discover
The best city breaks often include an unplanned stop. A shortlist and a map make it easy to act on a recommendation without losing track of the rest of the day.