Day-by-day trip planner

Every day planned.
Nothing doubled back.

Tell Trip Planner where you're going and what you're into. You get a day-by-day plan built from real places — grouped by neighbourhood, ordered to cut out the backtracking, with transport and fares between every stop.

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Day 2 of 5

Kyoto: shrines and back streets

7.4 km
  1. 09:00

    Fushimi Inari Taisha

    Shrine · 2h 30m

    Nara line · 12 min · ¥150

  2. 12:10

    Nishiki Market

    Market · 1h

    9 min walk

  3. 14:00

    Kiyomizu-dera

    Temple · 1h 30m

    9 min walk

  4. 16:30

    Gion District

    Neighbourhood · 1h 30m

Three steps from idea to a plan you can follow.

  1. 1

    Say where and what you like

    Destination, how long, your pace, and the things you actually care about — food, temples, nightlife, hidden corners.

  2. 2

    We group and route it

    Places get clustered by neighbourhood, then ordered so each day flows in one direction instead of criss-crossing the city.

  3. 3

    Take it with you

    Times, transport, fares and tips for every stop. Open it on your phone while you're out and tick places off.

Routing

Days that flow in one direction

Most planners hand you a list. Trip Planner clusters places that sit near each other and orders them into a sensible loop, so you're not crossing the city twice before lunch.

Day 3 · route

42 min saved
1Senso-ji
2Nakamise St400 m
3Ueno Park2.1 km
4Yanaka Ginza1.4 km

Practical detail

How you get there, and what it costs

Every hop between stops names the mode, the line, the walk time and the rough fare — the details you'd otherwise be looking up on the pavement.

Getting between stops

Walk

9 min · 700 m

Free

Yamanote line

3 stops · 8 min

¥170

Entry

Kiyomizu-dera

¥400

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