Crossing a border is easy. Planning five of them without losing days to transit is the hard part. Outrouted puts countries, cities, travel time and estimated costs on one map, so the route you end up with is one you can actually travel.
123456LisbonMadridBarcelonaLyonMilanRomeOutrouted models the trip as legs between stops. A leg that crosses a border, or runs past about 620 miles, is priced as a flight rather than a drive, because past that nobody drives it. That one rule is what makes an international route add up.
Four countries in two weeks is three travel days you did not plan for. The route shows nights per stop and the legs in between, so a country getting one night and half a day of transit is visible rather than implied.
The budget adds hotels, flights, car and fuel, food, activities and the rest into a single figure, for the party and per person. Live quotes are requested from providers in your currency instead of being converted afterwards.
Two cities either side of a mountain range look like neighbours. The route's own distances and times are what say otherwise, and they are on screen before anything is booked.
Fewer moves, longer stays, or a lower total. Each option is a full route with its own legs and its own price, so choosing between them is reading rather than guessing.
14 nights · 6 stops · 1,406 km
Every city you came for, one flight, nothing rushed.
12 nights · 5 stops · 912 km
Fewer moves, longer stays, trains between all of them.
11 nights · 4 stops · 1,180 km
Desert and coast, the cheapest of the three by a margin.
Free to plan, and no account until you want to keep it.