Nothing Is Decided

Not the dates. Not the countries. Not how long. This site exists to change that — and you are one of the people who gets to decide.

Six countries Twelve cities Fourteen days Winter 2027/28 No plan

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The one fact that decides this trip

Every argument on this site eventually comes back to daylight. In late December the sun sets before 4 PM in London and after 6 PM in Seville. Over fourteen days that gap is a materially different holiday — and it is the thing people underestimate most.

  1. Seville 6:10 PM
  2. Granada 6:05 PM
  3. Madrid 5:55 PM
  4. Barcelona 5:30 PM
  5. Athens 5:10 PM
  6. Paris 4:55 PM
  7. Naples 4:45 PM
  8. Florence 4:45 PM
  9. Rome 4:40 PM
  10. Venice 4:40 PM
  11. Amsterdam 4:29 PM
  12. London 3:53 PM

Sunset, late December — more than two hours of usable afternoon between top and bottom.

Where we are

This is a planning site, not an itinerary. No dates, no route, and no bookings exist yet. It has two jobs: show what these cities are actually like in winter, and lay out the decisions we need to make. Browse the cities, then weigh in on the questions.

The big one: which arc?

The southern countries and the northern cities are two coherent trips, not one. Cramming all six countries into two weeks means about a third of the trip in transit. Pick a lane:

Arc Cities The case for it The catch
Mediterranean Athens · Rome · Barcelona/Madrid Mild and bright, slower pace, the original idea Three flights between bases
Northern classics London · Paris · Amsterdam Tightest logistics of any option — all trains, city center to city center Dark and wet; Amsterdam’s sun sets at 4:29 PM in late December
Split arc Rome · Barcelona · Paris · London Covers both moods The most days in transit; drops Greece

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Open Questions

11 decisions are on the table, from exact dates to whether we take trains or budget flights. Each has its own page with options, a recommendation, and a section on what would change its mind.

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Twelve cities on the table

Nobody visits all of them. Two weeks realistically covers three or four bases. Read what appeals, mark what you want, and say so.

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Say Something

“I don’t want to go to another museum” is useful. So is “I only care about Rome.” Nothing is booked, so changing the plan costs nothing today.

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