Itinerary Planner
Travel Itinerary Planner for European City Trips
Every plan MEVAYA builds goes through the same six steps — city, interests, must-sees, pace, custom stops, meals — before it ever calculates a route. Skip a step and you get a faster form. Skip the thinking behind it and you get a day that looks fine on paper and falls apart by 2pm.
How a checked route comes together
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How it works
In order, exactly as the planner runs them:
Day basics
Pick your city, travel dates, trip length, who's coming, and any mobility needs.
Interests
Tell us what you're into — museums, food, nightlife, nature — so the route reflects it. Traveling with kids? Ages and stroller needs go here too.
Must-sees
Mark the handful of stops you don't want to miss. Everything else, MEVAYA fills in around them.
Pace, movement & budget
Set how much ground you want to cover each day, how you like to get around, and your spending level.
Custom route points
Add your hotel, a start or finish point, or your own places — up to 8 per trip.
Meals
Choose which meals to include, and whether you'd rather sit down or grab something quick.
Build your day
MEVAYA turns all of this into a realistic, hour-by-hour route — built around real opening hours and travel times.
Questions
Can I skip steps I don't care about?
Most of them, yes. Must-sees and custom points are optional — leave them blank and MEVAYA decides based on your interests instead. Day basics and pace aren't optional, because without them there's no day to plan.
What happens if my must-sees don't fit in the time I have?
MEVAYA tells you, rather than quietly cutting something and hoping you don't notice. You'll see exactly which stops didn't fit and why, with the option to start earlier, end later, or drop one yourself.
Does the planner know about opening hours and closures?
Yes — that's most of the work happening behind these six steps. Routes are built around real opening hours, timed-entry requirements and known closures, not assumed ones.
Ready for your route?
Start planning your day now.