Every month, Daytrip curates the flights that let you explore a European city in a single day. Each trip comes with a complete hour-by-hour itinerary, swappable programs, a smart checklist and perfectly timed reminders.
Free to download. One featured trip with a full itinerary is free every month.
Not a flight search engine, not a guidebook. Daytrip is a ready-made plan for getting the most out of a single day.
Hand-picked destinations every month, each with a dawn departure and a return before midnight. You book the ticket directly with the airline.
An hour-by-hour itinerary from arrival to the ride back to the airport. Not feeling a program? Swap it for a curated alternative in one tap.
A checklist, timed reminders and calendar export keep you on track. Your trips build a travel log worth sharing.
Arrival, sights, lunch, an evening highlight and the ride back. Every hour has a plan, nothing is set in stone.
Curated alternatives for every time slot. A market instead of a museum, a beach instead of a walk. Your call.
Passport, power bank, swimwear when there is a beach. Pre-flight chaos becomes a list of ticks.
We nudge you the evening before, before departure and after you land back home.
Your whole day exports to your calendar in one tap, and saved itineraries work without internet.
Your trips add up to stats and a yearly recap you can share as a post or story.
Daytrip is a mobile app that curates flights from Budapest that let you visit a European city and return the same day, each with a complete hour-by-hour itinerary.
No. Daytrip provides the dates and the plan; you book your ticket directly with the airline through a link in the app.
The app is free to download, and one featured trip with a full itinerary is free every month. The Daytrip Priority subscription unlocks every destination and itinerary.
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Everything worth knowing about flying out in the morning and being home by night: airport know-how, packing lists and destination ideas.
Coloured houses in Nyhavn, the changing of the guard at Amalienborg, smørrebrød for lunch and a canal tour. With a metro straight from the airport, Copenhagen is made for a day trip.
Read more →Notre-Dame in the morning, a croissant in the Latin Quarter, the Louvre or Montmartre in the afternoon and the Eiffel Tower at dusk. The airport you pick decides how much of Paris you get.
Read more →The trumpet call from St Mary’s, the Cloth Hall, Wawel Castle and a zapiekanka in Kazimierz. With a one-hour flight, Krakow is one of the easiest day trips from Budapest.
Read more →Caravaggio in St John’s, the noon gun at the Upper Barrakka Gardens, a ferry to the Three Cities or a quiet afternoon in Mdina. Here is how one day in Malta works.
Read more →Spaccanapoli at breakfast, the Veiled Christ, a real Neapolitan margherita and sunset on the seafront below Vesuvius. Here is how one day in Naples works from Budapest.
Read more →Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the Grand Bazaar and a ferry across the Bosphorus. Istanbul in one day is tight, but with the right airport and a focused plan it works.
Read more →The Old Town Square at opening time, Charles Bridge before the crowds, the castle at noon and Malá Strana in the afternoon. Here is how one day in Prague works from Budapest.
Read more →Custard tarts in Belém, the castle above Alfama, tram 28 and a sunset viewpoint. Lisbon is the longest day trip from Budapest, and here is how to make it work.
Read more →Westminster in the morning, the British Museum for free, lunch at Borough Market and Tower Bridge at dusk. Here is how one day in London works from Budapest.
Read more →The Duomo rooftop in the morning, risotto at lunch, Brera and the Castello in the afternoon and aperitivo by the canals. Here is how one day in Milan works from Budapest.
Read more →The Sagrada Família in the morning, the Gothic Quarter at lunch, Casa Batlló in the afternoon and the sea at sunset. Here is how one day in Barcelona works from Budapest.
Read more →St Stephen’s at opening time, the Hofburg, a schnitzel at lunch, Schönbrunn in the afternoon and cake in a classic café. Here is how one day in Vienna works from Budapest.
Read more →The Colosseum at opening time, carbonara in Monti, St Peter’s in the afternoon and aperitivo in Trastevere. Here is how one day in Rome works from Budapest.
Read more →A 40x30x20 cm bag flies free on both Ryanair and Wizz Air. Here is what costs extra, and the honest truth about bags that are a few centimetres over.
Read more →Every Wizz Air fare includes one bag under the seat, up to 10 kg. Here is how big it can be, what WIZZ Priority really gets you and when you can skip it.
Read more →One small bag under the seat is free on every Ryanair fare. Here is exactly how big it can be, when the 10 kg bag is worth paying for, and what fits inside.
Read more →Driving to Ferihegy for a dawn flight and back the same night? Here is how the official car parks differ, how to pay less, and when the bus or a taxi is the smarter choice.
Read more →Mild weather in the south, golden parks in the north and far fewer tourists. October is a great month for a one-day flight from Budapest, if you plan around the shorter days.
Read more →The 100E runs day and night between Deák Ferenc tér and the airport. Here is how often it goes, what the ticket costs, and the alternatives for a 5 a.m. departure.
Read more →A castle above the sea, a palm-lined promenade, sandy beaches and day trips to Tabarca, Elche and Guadalest. Here is how to plan an Alicante trip from Budapest.
Read more →The view from the Burj Khalifa, an abra across the Creek, the gold and spice souks and a sunset desert safari. Here is how to plan four days in Dubai from Budapest, and what to see if you only have one.
Read more →A Moorish fortress, Picasso’s hometown, a city beach and the whole Costa del Sol on your doorstep. Here is how to plan a Málaga trip from Budapest.
Read more →Levada walks through laurel forest, sunrise on Pico do Arieiro, the glass floor of Cabo Girão and the toboggans of Monte. Here is how to plan four days in Madeira from Budapest.
Read more →Futuristic architecture, a Gothic old town, a city park in an old riverbed, beaches and the original paella. Here is how to plan a Valencia trip from Budapest.
Read more →A medieval walled city of knights, the white houses of Lindos, Anthony Quinn Bay and a boat trip to colourful Symi. Here is how to plan four days in Rhodes from Budapest.
Read more →Spain’s highest peak, black sand beaches, cliffs, laurel forests and spring weather all year. Here is how to plan a Tenerife trip from Budapest, day by day.
Read more →Palma Cathedral, the wooden train to Sóller, the cliffs of Cap de Formentor and the caves of Drach. Here is how to plan four days in Mallorca from Budapest.
Read more →Crater lakes, hot springs, whales and tea fields in the middle of the Atlantic. Here is how to plan an Azores trip from Budapest, with a day-by-day itinerary for São Miguel.
Read more →Ancient mosaics in Paphos, Aphrodite’s Rock, the Troodos mountains and the turquoise water of Cape Greco. Here is how to plan four days in Cyprus from Budapest.
Read more →Marienplatz, a Bavarian lunch, surfers in the English Garden and a beer to finish. Here is how one day in Munich works from Budapest, with or without Oktoberfest.
Read more →Summer weather without the summer crowds. September is the sweet spot for a one-day flight from Budapest, and here is how to make the most of it.
Read more →An early flight, the Acropolis before the crowds, gyros in Monastiraki and an afternoon swim on the Athens Riviera. Here is how one day in Athens works from Budapest.
Read more →August is peak summer: hot afternoons, long evenings and busy airports. Here is how to plan a one-day flight from Budapest that works with the heat, not against it.
Read more →Not every city works in a day. Here is what makes a great same-day destination from Budapest, with examples for summer.
Read more →Flights, transport, lunch and a few extras. Here is a realistic look at the budget for a one-day trip, and where the savings hide.
Read more →You have about ten hours on the ground. Here is how to turn them into a full day without turning them into a race.
Read more →Everything you need for a dawn-to-midnight trip in a single small bag, plus the small items that make the day easier.
Read more →The 100 ml liquids rule, power banks, snacks and the surprising things you cannot take through security. Everything in one place.
Read more →When to arrive, how security really works and how to avoid the classic mistakes that cost you the first hour of your trip.
Read more →Fly out at dawn, explore a European city, and sleep in your own bed. Here is how a one-day trip works and who it is for.
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