CITY BREAKS, BEAUTIFULLY PLANNED
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Get your guide to a better city break. Explore downloadable travel ebooks, flexible 3-day itineraries and practical planning tools for your first visit.
English-language PDFs · Practical planning tools · €12.90 per kit
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03 Travel at your pace
THE CITY COLLECTION
Where will your next three days take you?
From a first Roman holiday to a long weekend by the Danube, find a city that feels like your kind of escape. Browse all nine travel kits below.
Digital downloads in English. Open a guide for the full contents and a free preview. No physical book is shipped.
SMALL DOWNLOAD. BIG HEAD START.
Good trips begin with a little clarity.
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A plan you can picture
Connect your days with an illustrated city guide, neighbourhood context and routes that give your trip a clear starting point.
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The details in one place
Bring booking reminders, transport guidance and clickable map links together before you leave. Check the linked official sources for your travel dates.
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Room to make it yours
Use the quick itinerary and editable budget planner, then leave space for the café, view or side street that catches your attention.
FOR THE WAY YOU LIKE TO TRAVEL
A little structure.
A lot of possibility.
You don’t need every minute accounted for. You need a good starting point, a sense of what belongs together, and the confidence to change the plan.
Get Your Guide Directory creates digital travel guides for independent explorers. Our city travel ebooks help you turn “we should go” into a trip that feels within reach.
From download to departure
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Look inside the free preview on each product page before buying.
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After payment is confirmed, download and extract your ZIP travel kit.
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Save the PDFs for offline reading. Map links and booking websites need internet.
CHOOSE THE GUIDE THAT FITS YOUR TRIP
Get your guide for your next European city break
Looking for a downloadable city guide, a first-time visitor itinerary or a practical travel planner? Start with the destination, then choose the style of trip you want. Get Your Guide Directory’s English-language travel ebooks cover nine European cities, with a different planning focus for each.
Get your guide to London
A London city break starts with choosing what matters most: royal landmarks, major museums, neighbourhood walks or a West End evening. Give each day a geographical focus rather than crossing the city for every stop. Build your London 3-day itinerary around a few priorities, with room for travel between them. A London travel guide PDF keeps your starting plan close at hand.
Get your guide to Rome
For a first time in Rome, decide how much you want to fit around your must-see places. Treat ancient Rome, the Vatican area and the historic centre as distinct planning decisions. Leave breathing room around timed admission and make space for a slower meal. Use a Rome 3-day itinerary to organise priorities before committing to a packed set of bookings.
Get your guide to Paris
A first Paris trip can feel very different depending on whether you favour art, neighbourhoods or famous views. Decide which experiences deserve a substantial part of your day, then work smaller stops around them. A Paris city break itinerary should leave room to enjoy the journey between sights. Explore our Paris travel ebook for a starting point you can adapt.
Get your guide to Barcelona
Architecture, old-town wandering and time by the sea compete for attention on a Barcelona weekend break. Give your must-see interiors their own space rather than treating them as quick photo stops. Think about the neighbourhood you want to explore after each visit. A Barcelona 3-day itinerary brings those choices together, with flexibility for a longer lunch or quieter afternoon.
Get your guide to Lisbon
When planning Lisbon in 3 days, consider the effort of the route as well as the distance on the map. Hills, viewpoints and neighbourhood walks all shape the pace of a first visit. Keep your daily wish list realistic and think about the journey back to your accommodation. A Lisbon travel guide PDF helps you organise the essentials before departure.
Get your guide to Amsterdam
An Amsterdam itinerary can balance museums with canal walks, but a short break still needs choices. Decide which major visit deserves your freshest part of the day and which areas you want to wander afterwards. Leave time between reservations on your self-guided Amsterdam city break. Explore the digital travel kit if you prefer a flexible plan to read before travelling.
Get your guide to Prague
Before filling a Prague itinerary, consider how much time you want inside attractions and how much you prefer outdoors. The river, old streets and castle area invite plenty of wandering. Make walking comfort part of the decision when routes include slopes or uneven surfaces. A Prague travel ebook helps you approach a first visit as enjoyable days rather than a checklist.
Get your guide to Vienna
For a Vienna city break, choose the experiences you want to enjoy in depth before adding more palace or museum visits. Build in a coffeehouse pause and leave a comfortable gap before evening plans. A Vienna 3-day itinerary can combine sightseeing with a gentler rhythm. Browse the guide for a practical foundation and planning tools to adapt to your interests.
Get your guide to Budapest
A Budapest itinerary should reflect your priorities: riverside walks, time in Buda, neighbourhood discoveries or a thermal-bath visit. If bathing matters to you, choose the venue and check its current entry rules before arranging the rest of that day. Our Budapest travel guide PDF brings planning decisions together, with a three-day framework and tools for keeping your budget organised.
How to choose a digital travel guide
Match the plan to your available days
A three-night stay does not always mean three full sightseeing days. Note your arrival and departure times before choosing a 3-day city itinerary. Use shorter travel days for flexible activities, and keep important timed reservations for days when you have enough room around them.
Look beyond a list of things to do
A useful first-time visitor guide helps you connect decisions: what belongs in the same area, when to plan ahead, and where you want flexibility. Compare the sample pages before buying a PDF travel guide to see whether its level of detail and layout suit you.
Choose tools you will actually use
Some travellers want an offline city guide on their phone; others prefer a printable itinerary beside their bookings. An editable travel budget planner can help keep costs together. Check each product’s file list and make sure you can open the PDF and spreadsheet formats.
Planning a multi-city trip? Give each city its own sightseeing days and budget, then allow separate time for travelling between destinations. Our guides are sold individually, so you can choose the travel kits that match your route.
Explore the complete collection of digital travel guides, learn about Get Your Guide Directory, or browse travel inspiration for your first city break.
A FEW THINGS BEFORE YOU GO
Your questions, answered.
Is a travel kit right for my first visit?
The kits are designed around three full sightseeing days. Use them as a starting point, then adjust the order to suit your reservations, interests and arrival time.
What am I buying?
An English-language digital travel kit with a PDF city guide and planning files, including an editable XLSX budget workbook. Check the individual product page for its exact contents.
Are attraction tickets or tours included?
No. These are self-guided planning resources. Tickets, transport, accommodation, tours and meals are booked and paid for separately.
Can I use the files on my phone?
Yes. Download the ZIP, extract the files and open the PDFs with a PDF reader. Save them before you travel for offline reading. The XLSX budget planner needs a compatible spreadsheet app.
Where can I get help with my download?
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