Eight free tools built on the official data in our guides: save and share pages as pins, plan a trip with weather, holidays and rules for each stop, count Schengen days, check holidays, plan long weekends, and make a checklist, an emergency card or a time-zone table. Everything you save stays in your browser.
The tools
- My pinsSave any page with the Save button, add a note and a month, and share your list as a link, an image or a message.
- Trip plannerAdd your stops and dates; see the weather averages, public and school holidays, daylight and rules for each stop.
- Schengen 90/180-day calculatorEnter your stays to count your days in the Schengen area in any 180 days, and the longest next stay.
- Are my dates busy?Check a place and dates for public holidays, school holidays and how busy that month was in 2025.
- Long-weekend plannerPick a country, a year and how many days off you have: see the longest breaks the public holidays allow.
- Trip checklistPick the countries on your route: get the checklist items that apply, with the guide for each.
- Emergency numbers cardMake a printable card, or an image, of the emergency numbers for the countries on your trip.
- Time-zone helperLocal time now, the time difference and the next clock changes for the places on your route.
Your data
What you save or type here stays in your browser on this device. It is not sent to us, and there is no account. If you clear your browser's site data, it is gone, so keep a share link or download a backup. When our cookie notice is shown and you accept it, a script from Travelpayouts, our affiliate network, runs on our pages too; like any script on a page, it can see the page. See privacy.
What the tools do not do
They show the facts our guides publish, each traced to an official source, and what you type yourself. They do not write itineraries or suggest things to do, and they give no opening hours, travel times or prices.
Key takeaways
- Every tool runs in your browser; nothing you type is sent to us.
- Each fact links to the guide it comes from.
- What we would skip: any trip tool that invents an itinerary without saying where its facts come from.
Sources
Each linked guide lists its own sources. See how we research.
The tools show data from our guides; they add no figures of their own except counts of days.