Your trip brief — building live
Curated by humans
Four days or a week — talk to a planner that knows the city's rhythm: when Sagrada Família is quiet, where Gràcia actually eats, and which beach mornings are worth it. Walk away with a day-by-day plan, plus flights and stays to match.
It asks before it suggests — dates, pace, who's going, what a good day feels like.
Itinerary on a map, in your calendar, on WhatsApp — not in twelve open tabs.
Flights and stays matched to the plan — not the other way around.
What you walk away with
End-to-end trip planning
One conversation carries the whole journey — from a rough idea to a booked route.
The planner asks before it suggests — season, pace, who's going, first time or fifth, the things you'd rather skip. A real conversation, not a form.
A live trip brief opens beside the chat and fills in as you answer — then the draft itinerary builds on top of it: real places on a real map, morning to evening, in an order that makes geographic sense.
"Slower mornings." "Skip the museums." "More beach." Plain words redraw the plan in seconds — no dragging, no starting over.
Open every stop in Google Maps, drop the days into your calendar, send the plan to WhatsApp, or share it as a link.
When the shape feels right, the same conversation books it — flights that fit your dates, stays in the neighbourhoods your plan already walks through.
Know before you go
Two thousand years of city in one walkable knot — mornings before the crowds, vermut at noon.
The village the city grew around. Plazas, small kitchens, nowhere to be after dinner.
Swim before breakfast, seafood with sand underfoot. Best light before ten.
The hill with the views — gardens, museums, a cable car, and sunset over the port.
Ready when you are
No account, no forms. Tell the planner what you're dreaming about and watch your Barcelona days take shape.