What you receive
A week in Rome, as it arrives.
A family of five, seven nights — the trip your client is actually handed, in all three of the places it lives.
A sample, not a booking. The places are real; the flights and the hotel are left unnamed because nothing here is reserved.
The same week, three ways
Read on the site, opened as an app on your client's phone, or printed as a cover and a page per day. One trip behind all three — it stays in your account, where you can move a day and hand it over again.
Sunday, October 25, 2026
Day 1
6:40 PM
Flight
New York (JFK) → Rome (FCO)
Depart New York (JFK) for Rome (FCO)
6:40 PM
Overnight
New York (JFK) → Rome (FCO)
Night spent in transit
Monday, October 26, 2026
Day 2
Sleeping: A hotel near the Pantheon
8:55 AM
Arrival
Rome (FCO)
9:30 AM
Visit
Land, and settle in
Nothing planned for the first afternoon. A day that starts with a red-eye does not hold a schedule.
5:00 PM
Visit
An evening walk through Trastevere
Across the river and back. Nothing to book, and it keeps everybody awake until a sensible bedtime.
7:14 PM
Evening
A hotel near the Pantheon
Overnight stay
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Day 3
Sleeping: A hotel near the Pantheon
9:00 AM
Drive
The Colosseum and the Roman Forum
16 min
9:30 AM
Visit
The Colosseum and the Roman Forum
Book the timed entry ahead. One ticket covers the Forum and the Palatine on the same day.
12:30 PM
Drive
The Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain
16 min
3:30 PM
Visit
The Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain
Both are open squares and free to stand in, which is what makes them work with a four-year-old.
5:30 PM
Evening
A hotel near the Pantheon
Overnight stay
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Day 4
Sleeping: A hotel near the Pantheon
9:00 AM
Drive
Vatican Museums
18 min
9:18 AM
Visit
Vatican Museums
The longest single thing on the trip. Put it on a day with nothing after it.
1:06 PM
Evening
A hotel near the Pantheon
Overnight stay
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Day 5
Sleeping: A hotel near the Pantheon
10:00 AM
Visit
An unplanned day
Deliberately empty. A week with seven full days on it is a week somebody abandons on day three.
2:00 PM
Evening
A hotel near the Pantheon
Overnight stay
Friday, October 30, 2026
Day 6
Sleeping: A hotel near the Pantheon
9:00 AM
Drive
Villa Borghese and the gardens
18 min
10:00 AM
Visit
Villa Borghese and the gardens
The gallery needs a timed ticket; the gardens around it do not, and there are bicycles to hire.
1:18 PM
Evening
A hotel near the Pantheon
Overnight stay
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Day 7
Sleeping: A hotel near the Pantheon
9:00 AM
Drive
Ostia Antica, out for the day
41 min
9:41 AM
Visit
Ostia Antica, out for the day
Forty minutes on the train and the one thing on the day. A whole Roman town, and quiet enough that children can run in it.
3:22 PM
Evening
A hotel near the Pantheon
Overnight stay
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Day 8
9:00 AM
Visit
The last morning
Out to the airport with time in hand. The transfer sits here in your own itinerary, with its confirmation.
11:20 AM
Flight
Rome (FCO) → New York (JFK)
Depart Rome (FCO) for New York (JFK)
3:10 PM
Arrival
New York (JFK)
Contents
What is in it
- A day per page
- Every day as one running schedule — the time, what it is, where, and the line of detail that matters.
- Real driving and walking times
- Between each stop, from road routing rather than straight-line distance, so the day holds up.
- A day with nothing on it
- Planned in, not left over. The week here has one, and it is the reason the other six survive contact.
- On the phone as well as on paper
- The same trip opens as an app for whoever is travelling, with the wallet kept for when there is no signal.
- Room to change it
- It stays in the account that built it. Move a day, drop a stop, hand it over again.
- Nothing invented
- No airline, no confirmation code and no price is printed here, because none of them has happened yet.
About this sample
What is filled in on a real one, and blank here.
- A live itinerary names the hotel, its address and the confirmation number. This one says which quarter it is in.
- It names the airline and the flight number. This one gives the route and the times.
- It carries what was paid. There are no prices anywhere on this sample.
- Neither carries opening hours — they change by season, and a stale one sends a family to a locked door.
Build one of these
The planner builds this document from the days you enter, and the same trip opens as an app on a phone. Planning your own trips is free; a Trip Pass upgrades one trip to the app, and an adviser plan runs your clients’ trips.