Finding places

Using the guides

Read Plannery's country, city, and neighborhood guides, open any place to see photos, hours, and sources, and add it to a trip — or start a trip from it.

Plannery's guides are researched write-ups of countries, cities, and neighborhoods, each with its own curated places. You can read them without signing in, save any place with Want to go, and add a place straight onto a trip — or start a new trip from one.

Finding a guide

Go to Guides (/guides). Every destination is a cover card, grouped by country.

The Guides page showing country and city guide cards.
  • A row of chips filters the grid: All, then one chip per country with its flag.
  • Tap a cover to open that guide. The breadcrumb trail at the top (Guides › Country › City) takes you back up.

On a phone, Guides is also under More in the bottom bar.

Country guides

A country guide opens with a short cultural overview, then four sections:

  • Cities — the country's city guides, most popular first.
  • Language — useful phrases, grouped by situation.
  • Etiquette — rows such as Tipping, Dining, Dress, and Greetings.
  • Practical — Currency, Plug type, Tap water, and the Emergency number.

City guides

A city guide shows only the sections it has content for, so a newly added city may have fewer than the full set:

  • Top Sights — the must-do places. In a single-neighborhood destination this widens to Things to Do and covers every place.

    The Barcelona city guide showing its tabs and Top Sights place cards.
  • Neighborhoods — one card per area, each opening its own page. Not shown for single-neighborhood destinations.

  • Day Trips — researched trips out of the city.

  • History & Culture

  • Practical — local practicalities and the best months to visit.

  • Must-Eats — the dishes to look for.

  • Sample Days — example days built from the guide's places, which you can add to a trip whole.

Neighborhood pages

A neighborhood page has the area's name and a one-line feel for it, a grid of its places, a Things to know box, and a map.

The place sheet

Tap any place card to open its sheet.

A place sheet for the Sagrada Família with its photo area and place details.
  • Photos — a carousel; each photo carries its own credit in the corner.
  • Under the name: the rating, a Must see badge for marquee places, and the place type.
  • Hours — today's hours, with a toggle for the full week. A closed venue shows Temporarily closed or Permanently closed instead.
  • Sections, shown only when they have content: Highlights (or Must Eats for food and drink), Info (what to know before you go), Details (the long write-up), and Sources (where the facts came from).
  • Get Directions, Website, and — on a phone — Call.
  • Ask about this place opens Ask Plannery with this place as the subject.

Saving and adding a place

Two controls sit on every place:

  • The bookmark saves it to Want to go. It works with no trip open, so you can shortlist places for a trip you haven't created yet. Once saved it reads Saved; tap again to remove.
  • Add to Itinerary schedules it. From inside a trip you go straight to picking a day. Otherwise an Add to trip dialog asks which trip first. Signed out, either control asks you to log in.

Starting a trip from a place

  1. Open the place and tap Add to Itinerary.
  2. In the Add to trip dialog, tap Create a new trip.
  3. The create-trip flow opens with the place's city already chosen as a destination. Once the trip exists, the place is added to it for you.

The same guides also appear inside a trip's Explore tab, under Guides, with each card showing your trip's state.

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