Build the route
Start with the nights you have. Group places that genuinely work together and protect the time needed to move between them.
A calmer planning order
Plan your trip
Make one decision at a time, starting with the route and ending with enough room for the trip to surprise you.
The planning desk
Days first. Details second.
A good itinerary is not the longest list of places. It is a route with sensible travel time, a few priorities, and choices you understand before paying.
Choose transport
Compare convenience with actual cost. A pass is useful only when it fits the journeys you will really take.
Reserve what matters
Lock in limited-entry experiences and high-priority days. Keep ordinary meals and flexible neighborhoods open.
Set the budget
Keep fixed bookings, daily spending, and a real buffer visible in one place so the trip stays comfortable.