Ten browser tabs is not a travel plan
Planning a day in London usually means a list article in one tab, a map in another, opening hours somewhere else and a ticket site that may or may not be selling the right thing. By the time it all lines up, the day is half gone.
So we put it on one map. Open it and you see what is around you, what it costs, when it is open, the nearest station and whether it is worth the queue. Tap a place and the rest is there: photos, a tip from people who have been, and tickets if you need them.
It started in London, and London is where we check every detail before anything else. When it is right here, the same engine will carry other cities.

















