Travel guides
8 written guides on the part nobody plans: what order the cities go in, how many nights each one earns, which train to take, and which rail pass is not worth buying.

The bracketing method, worked against the real 2027 calendar, with the exact dates that give you the best ratio.
Why the biggest city on your route is the wrong place to spend your worst days, and the two ways to fix it.

The current prices, the break-even calculation, the discount tickets nobody mentions, and the one reason to buy the pass that has nothing to do with money.

The formula for converting days away into usable days, the minimum-nights rules, and why the same journey costs a morning by train and a whole day by plane.

The same one day of leave, spent at the other end of the weekend, buys you an extra day and a half. Plus the cases where it does not work.

The arrival-time problem nobody writes about, the routes that arrive at a civilised hour, and the one Nightjet route that no longer exists.

The real day-cost of the overland route, the four-days-a-week flight that dictates the whole itinerary, and the visa detail that gets people turned around at the border.

Every rail operator's advance booking window, what the airfare research actually says, and the order to book things in.
Your dates, your route
Send your dates, your departure airport, and every place you're considering — maybes included. You get an honest read in writing.