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Say what kind of traveller you are: early riser or late starter, museums or markets, taxis or public transport. Mention the season too, as it changes what is open and what is comfortable to do outdoors.
No. These change often, so the itinerary leaves them out. Check official websites before you go and book popular attractions ahead.
Yes. Mention their ages and the planner will add shorter days, breaks and family-friendly stops.
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