Four cities, one order that works.
Outrouted puts every city you picked on the same map and proposes an order, then draws the travel between them as legs with a distance and a time on each. The backtrack shows up before you have paid for it.
Turn a list of cities into a trip that makes sense.
Add the places you want to visit and see them as one route instead of a pile of open tabs. Outrouted arranges the stops, splits the nights between them, and shows you the detour you were about to book.
1234LisbonPortoMadridBarcelonaNights are a decision, not a leftover.
Every stop gets a number of nights and the total always equals the length of the trip. Take a night off Madrid and the rest re-spreads to match, so the plan never quietly runs two days long.
Three versions, not one suggestion.
A plan comes back as three complete routes rather than one recommendation. Same cities, different shapes: fewer moves, more coast, a lower total. Pick one and the map redraws around it.
The awkward leg turns up early.
Two cities can be four hours apart and look adjacent. Outrouted marks each leg as a drive or a flight from its distance and whether it crosses a border, which is usually the moment somebody notices the plan needs a fifth night somewhere.
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Three routes, side by side
Each card is a finished trip: ordered stops, nights per stop, the legs between them and a total. Not a shortlist of cities to research later.
Iconic mix
14 nights · 6 stops · 1,406 km
14 nights1,406 km pp
Every city you came for, one flight, nothing rushed.
Slow south
12 nights · 5 stops · 912 km
12 nights912 km pp
Fewer moves, longer stays, trains between all of them.
Off the line
11 nights · 4 stops · 1,180 km
11 nights1,180 km pp
Desert and coast, the cheapest of the three by a margin.
Multi-city planning, answered
How many cities can I put in one trip?
- As many as you like. The planner splits the nights across the cities you chose and tells you when there is not enough trip to go round, rather than squeezing five cities into a week and saying nothing.
Does Outrouted book anything?
- It plans and prices. Hotels can be booked here where a provider offers the room; flights are priced, not sold. Everything else is a plan you take to whoever you normally book with.
Is it free?
- Planning is free and needs no account, including all three routes with their prices. Paid plans are for keeping more than one trip and editing them.
Can I change the order myself?
- Drag a stop, drop one, add one. The budget follows every edit. The route itself is rebuilt when you ask for it rather than after every change, because rebuilding is the expensive part.
Start with the cities you already know you want.
No account needed to see the first three routes.