Save 5+ hours of planning
One long-haul trip usually means 30 open tabs. Pick a city, pick your days, and get an hour-by-hour plan you can actually follow โ morning sight, a real lunch spot, an afternoon walk, dinner before drinks.
Planning Europe from the other side of the world
Wayfinder is built for travelers flying in from the US, Canada, Australia and Asia. You get a finished day-by-day plan for the city you picked, with real place names, hotels at three budgets, official local transit and the paperwork you need before you board.
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Travel like a local, not a tourist
Named trattorias, coffee bars and wine rooms with ratings and price levels โ not "a restaurant in the center." The same places a friend who lives there would send you to.
Built for jet lag and early landings
Most flights from the US, Canada and Australia land in the morning. Day 1 stays light on purpose, so you make it to a local bedtime instead of losing a day.
Works offline on the ground
Export the whole trip as a PDF before you fly, open maps navigation for any stop, and keep a running daily expense log in your home currency.
Entry rules, eSIMs and adapters
ETIAS and UK ETA requirements, Europe-wide eSIM options, plug types per country, tipping norms and emergency numbers โ the overseas-traveler details Europe guides skip.
Official transit, not aggregators
Real operators only: Trenitalia and Italo, SNCF and RATP, Deutsche Bahn, SBB, Renfe, National Rail and TfL, with the city ticket app and tap-to-pay rules.
Where you're flying from
United States & Canada
Nonstop from the East Coast puts you in Rome, Paris or Lisbon by breakfast. Popular first trips: Rome, Paris, Barcelona, Amsterdam, and the Amalfi Coast in shoulder season.
Australia & New Zealand
You flew 20+ hours โ don't spend it on logistics. Long stays and multi-city routes work best: London, Paris, Rome, Vienna, plus Greek island time.
Asia
Direct routes from Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore and Bangkok land in Western Europe daily. Christmas markets, alpine ski weeks and wine regions are the most-booked add-ons.
Pricing in your currency
A single city guide is a one-time purchase โ no subscription needed. There's also a 3-city bundle and a yearly all-access pass. Prices are shown and charged in your own currency, with tax handled at checkout.
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