Every European travel itinerary planner reviewed
Brno, Czech Republic
Free plan with no time limit (up to 5 days with planned activities per calendar month across all trips, up to 25 places and hotels per trip, shows ads). Premium removes the limits and ads; the Premium price is not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Travellers who plan places and days on a map and want a free starting point
Tripomatic is a Czech itinerary planner from Brno that builds a trip from places rather than from bookings. You pick sights and hotels, drag them into days, and see time estimates per stop. Routing covers walking, public transit, car, bike and hiking trails, and each day carries travel alerts and public holidays.
Tripomatic s.r.o. lists its entry at the Regional Court in Brno, file C 57944, and a Czech VAT number on its home page. The free plan caps planning at 5 days with activities per month and shows ads. Premium adds offline maps, PDF download, documents and live flight status, but its price is not on the pages we read.
What Tripomatic does well
- Czech company with a named register entry and VAT number
- Free plan without a time limit
- Routing by walking, transit, car, bike and hiking
- Export to PDF, GPX and KML
- Travel alerts shown per day of the trip
Where Tripomatic falls short
- Free plan caps planned days per month
- Offline maps and live flight updates need Premium
- Premium price not shown on the pages we read
- Some sub-processors may be outside the EU/EEA
Standout feature. Tripomatic combines a free plan with no time limit, route planning by five transport modes and export to PDF, GPX and KML, which no other planner here offers together.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded 2015
App is free to download; the terms mention a Plus subscription, but no price is shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Travellers who want to plan and then record and share the journey
Polarsteps is an Amsterdam travel app that starts as a planner and turns into a tracker once you leave. You add stays and activities to a map, and during the trip the app captures your route while you add photos, videos and stories. Family and friends follow the steps.
Polarsteps B.V. says it was founded in 2015 and counts 23 million-plus travellers, both company statements. The terms follow Dutch law with the Amsterdam court. The privacy notice says personal data is not sold and trips are visible only to followers by default. The Plus and Travel Book prices were not shown.
What Polarsteps does well
- Dutch B.V. with a Dutch address and Dutch law in its terms
- Planner, tracker and book in one app
- States it will not sell personal data
- Trips visible only to followers by default
- Free to download
Where Polarsteps falls short
- No booking-email import stated on the pages we read
- Plus and book prices not shown
- Data location not stated
- Focus on sharing, not on logistics
Standout feature. Polarsteps is the only planner here that records your route automatically and then prints the trip as a hardback book.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Free to join. A Stippl Pro tier exists; its price is not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Groups that want an AI-built draft itinerary with a budget
Stippl is an Amsterdam AI travel planner that takes a description of your trip and returns a day-by-day draft with budget and stays. Separate pages cover the itinerary, the budget and a packing list. After the trip it offers a travel tracker, a travel reel and a photobook.
Stippl B.V. is registered under KvK 82938865 and is the data controller. It states that no data protection officer is appointed because the GDPR thresholds are not met. Accommodation booking runs through Nuitee Travel Limited. The AI providers, the data location and the Pro price are not named on the pages we read.
What Stippl does well
- Dutch B.V. with KvK number and address
- Free to join
- Budget planner and packing list built in
- Offline use advertised
- Seven interface languages
Where Stippl falls short
- Accommodation bookings go through Nuitee Travel Limited
- Pro price not shown on the pages we read
- Data location not stated
- AI model providers not named
Standout feature. Stippl joins an AI-drafted itinerary, a budget planner and a packing list in a single free account.
Berlin, Germany
No price on the app page; KDE asks for donations and supporting members.
Demo on request
Best for: Privacy-minded travellers on Android or Plasma Mobile who book trains and flights
KDE Itinerary is a free travel assistant developed by the KDE community that stores reservations for trains, buses, flights, hotels, restaurants, events and rental cars. It keeps QR codes, seat reservations and check-in times, reports delays in real time and shows indoor maps of stations and airports based on OpenStreetMap.
KDE e.V., the non-profit that represents the community, gives a Berlin address, and the app is licensed LGPL-2.0-or-later. Release 26.08.2 of 8 October 2026 added extractors for several operators. The app page lists Plasma Mobile, Android and Linux but no iOS app, and extraction works only for supported operators.
What KDE Itinerary does well
- Open source under LGPL-2.0-or-later
- Extraction runs locally, no remote servers
- Covers trains, buses, flights, hotels and rental cars
- Real-time delay updates and indoor station maps
- Free to install
Where KDE Itinerary falls short
- No iOS app listed on the page we read
- Best email flow needs KMail or Nextcloud setup
- Not a sightseeing day planner
- Extractors exist only for supported operators
Standout feature. KDE Itinerary extracts reservations from tickets on your own device and is the only open source organiser on this page.
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Free app download; free and premium features exist, premium price not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Friends who plan a trip together, French speakers first
Palima is a French app from Clermont-Ferrand that organises a trip in three steps: inspiration, the trip itself and memories. Videos saved from TikTok and Instagram become the first ideas, and the group function keeps the itinerary and reservations shared among friends. A web version complements the apps.
Palima is published by SmarTrips under SIREN 987 832 367. The imprint still marks legal form, RCS and VAT fields as to be completed, and the pages we read are in French. The website is hosted by Google Ireland on Firebase in Dublin. The home page cites ratings of 4.6 and 4.5, which are company figures.
What Palima does well
- French company with SIREN and address
- Group planning at the centre
- Saves inspiration from TikTok and Instagram
- Web version available
- Free app download
Where Palima falls short
- Imprint fields for legal form and RCS not completed
- Pages we read are in French
- Premium price not shown
- No stated email-forwarding import
Standout feature. Palima starts a trip from TikTok and Instagram videos you saved and keeps the group in the same board.
Saint-Etienne, France
Founded 2013
Free: 0 EUR with straight lines, up to 100 photos, unlimited maps and spots. Premium: 4 EUR net per month or 30 EUR net per year. Premium Plus price is not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Solo travellers and families who want to show a route to people at home
TravelMap is an interactive trip map from Saint-Etienne where you trace past, present and future journeys and share them by link. Each spot can carry photos and posts, and each blog gets its own address with an optional password. Free accounts hold unlimited maps and spots.
TravelMap SASU says the service was created in 2013 by one person who still runs it. The imprint places the server with OVH in France, and the terms follow French law. The privacy page says income comes from paid accounts and printed books. Premium costs €4 net per month or €30 net per year; Premium Plus is unpriced.
What TravelMap does well
- French SASU with SIRET and address
- Hosted in France by OVH
- Premium at 4 EUR net per month, 30 EUR net per year
- Viewers need no account
- States it earns from paid accounts and books, not advertisers
Where TravelMap falls short
- No reservation import or flight tracking
- Free tier limited to straight lines and 100 photos
- Run by one person per its about page
- Premium Plus price not shown
Standout feature. TravelMap pairs a €4 net monthly Premium with French hosting and a map that viewers open without an account.
Berlin, Germany
Planning is free to start; the home page says 'No fees' and shows prices in USD. Booking prices are not listed on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Travellers who want a finished, bookable trip instead of a self-built one
Layla is a Berlin trip planner where a chat produces a plan and, according to the home page, a travel expert reviews it and books hotels, flights, transfers and activities. Live prices for flights, hotels, trains and cars are listed, along with modes for road trips and last-minute trips.
Layla AI GmbH is registered at Amtsgericht Charlottenburg under HRB 247135 B with VAT ID DE357157701. German law governs the terms. The privacy policy covers chats and approximate location, and names Google Analytics and Smartlook. The 2M+ trips and 4.9 rating are company statements; booking charges and data location were not stated.
What Layla does well
- German GmbH with register number and VAT ID
- Human expert reviews the AI plan
- Support on WhatsApp during the trip
- Live price comparison across flights, hotels, trains and cars
- Governed by German law
Where Layla falls short
- Not an organiser for bookings made elsewhere
- Chat history is stored in your account
- Booking charges not stated
- Data location not stated
Standout feature. Layla has a human travel expert check and book the AI-drafted plan, with WhatsApp support during the trip.
Malakoff, France
Not shown on the pages we read
Demo on request
Best for: People who collect restaurants, sights and ideas for city trips
Mapstr is a French map app for saving addresses, sharing them with friends and preparing trips. Places arrive from Instagram and TikTok imports, and the app shows what friends saved. Its feature list includes preparing a trip and building a collaborative map, and a web version exists next to iOS and Android.
MAPSTR SAS is based in Malakoff under SIREN 799 917 380 and RCS Versailles. The imprint says data sits with AWS in the Ireland region, and the app was declared to the CNIL. The home page says users saved 105,456,789 places. Booking, day schedules and prices are not described on the pages we read.
What Mapstr does well
- French SAS with SIREN, RCS and capital stated
- Imports places from Instagram and TikTok
- Collaborative maps
- Web version
- Data in the AWS Ireland region
Where Mapstr falls short
- No stated booking or day-by-day scheduling
- Pricing not shown
- US cloud provider in the hosting chain
- French-language legal pages
Standout feature. Mapstr imports saved places from Instagram and TikTok onto personal and shared maps.
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Not shown on the pages we read
Demo on request
Best for: Drivers planning a road trip with fuel and toll costs
ViaMichelin is the route-planning site and app of Michelin, with driving directions between European cities, ideas for stops, maps, traffic news and hotel listings. Its distinctive output is the cost of a journey split into fuel and tolls, with an example on the home page at EUR 49 and EUR 18.
The publisher, Manufacture Francaise des Pneumatiques Michelin, is registered in Clermont-Ferrand under number 855 200 507. The legal notice names Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd as host in Ireland. Saved multi-day itineraries, reservation import and group sharing are not described, and no price appears on the pages we read.
What ViaMichelin does well
- Operated by a French company with register number and capital
- Fuel and toll cost estimate per journey
- Covers maps, traffic and hotels
- Hosted in Ireland
- Ideas for stops along the route
Where ViaMichelin falls short
- No saved multi-day itineraries described
- No reservation import or collaboration described
- Irish unit of a US group hosts the service
- Price model not shown
Standout feature. ViaMichelin shows the fuel and toll cost of a road journey, a figure no other planner here calculates.
Schönefeld, Germany
Free to plan routes, navigate your home region and use the community library; komoot Premium (multi-day routes, offline world maps, 3D maps, Garmin sync) is a paid subscription whose price is shown only after sign-in, not published on komoot.com
Demo on request
Best for: Hikers, cyclists and runners who plan multi-day outdoor routes
komoot is a German route planner built around outdoor sport rather than bookings. You choose hiking, road cycling, mountain biking, bikepacking or running, and komoot proposes a route from its community library of routes, photos and tips. Offline maps and turn-by-turn voice navigation cover the trip itself.
komoot GmbH is based in Schönefeld, Germany. Planning routes, navigating your home region and using the community library are free. Premium adds multi-day routes, offline world maps, 3D maps and Garmin sync, and its price is shown only after sign-in. It fits an itinerary page as the trail layer, not as a hotel organiser.
What komoot does well
- Routes generated per sport: hiking, road cycling, mountain biking, bikepacking, running
- Community library of routes with photos and tips
- Offline maps and spoken turn-by-turn directions
- Planning and home-region navigation are free
- German GmbH under EU jurisdiction
Where komoot falls short
- Premium price shown only after sign-in
- Content comes from the community, not a fixed dataset
- Suits outdoor days more than city or driving trips
- No certification published
Standout feature. komoot generates a route per sport, so the same hillside is plotted differently for a hiker, a road cyclist and a mountain biker.
Draveil, France
Theya EUR 12 excl. VAT per month per user (EUR 144 billed annually); Studio EUR 60 excl. VAT per month (EUR 720 annually, plus EUR 20 per extra user); Synergy EUR 100 excl. VAT per month (EUR 1,200 annually, plus EUR 25 per extra user). Annual billing saves 20%.
Demo on request
Best for: Small tour operators and travel agents who build and quote custom trips
Cocohop is a French AI suite for travel distributors and producers of tailored trips. Its interface lists projects with group size, margin and destination, and its AI copilot helps design the trip and produce the quote. It targets agencies, not holidaymakers.
Cocohop SAS is registered at RCS Evry under 929 812 246 in Draveil. Theya costs €12 per user per month, Studio €60 and Synergy €100, all excluding VAT, with 20% off on annual billing and no installation fee. Servers run on Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL in Luxembourg. The 80% time saving is the vendor's claim.
What Cocohop does well
- French SAS with RCS number and address
- Public prices in euros
- No installation fees or commitment per the pricing page
- Built for quotes and margins
- Annual billing discount of 20%
Where Cocohop falls short
- Not for personal trips
- French-language pages
- Hosted on the EU arm of a US cloud provider
- No data export described
Standout feature. Cocohop prices itineraries as quotes with margins and group bases, which no consumer planner on this page does.
