← Europe Travel FAQ

Quick answer

How do I plan a multi-city itinerary?

Choose an efficient geographic line, allow enough nights per base, compare door-to-door travel times, and avoid returning to the starting city unless it saves more than it costs.

Begin with one anchor experience, then add cities or regions that connect naturally. A good two-week route usually has three or four bases, not seven. Check stations and airports on a map and measure hotel-to-hotel time rather than scheduled journey time alone.

Use an open-jaw arrival and departure when it removes backtracking. Add a recovery buffer before a long-haul flight, especially when the final connection is separate or weather-sensitive.

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