Sightseeing Planner: Visits Plus the Travel Between Them
Itineraries fail when travel time is forgotten. Adding visit minutes and gaps between sights gives a day length you can trust.
What is the Sightseeing Time Planner?
A sightseeing day is visits plus the travel between them. This planner adds sight minutes and inter-sight travel to give a realistic day length, so you can tell whether the itinerary fits before you start. Add meals and rest on top of the total.
How to use it
- Enter the number of sights.
- Enter minutes per sight.
- Enter travel minutes between sights and click Plan My Day.
Worked example
5 sights at 60 minutes each give 300 visit minutes plus 80 travel minutes, for 380 minutes or 6 hours 20 minutes.
How long does a day of 5 sights at 60 minutes each take with 20 minutes between them?
6 hours 20 minutes: 300 minutes visiting plus 80 minutes travelling.
Frequently asked questions
Should I add meal time?
Yes. This total covers sights and travel only, so add lunch, breaks, and queues separately.
What if sights are far apart?
Increase the between-sight travel figure. A city-centre walk and a cross-town bus ride are very different gaps.