Example: 10 days in Rome, Florence and Venice, scheduled hour by hour
This is what activitysolver builds: not a list of things to do, but a schedule. It clusters activities by neighborhood so you are not crossing a city twice a day, respects opening hours and bookable start times, and shapes each day around a sane energy curve. The 10 days below are a real run, placed at real times and bookable now. Run it for your own cities and dates to get your version.
Rome · 4 → Florence · 3 → Venice · 3 · days scheduled, in visit order
| Morning | The timed-entry headline sight goes first Whatever sells out earliest is scheduled before anything else, while the light is good and the queues are short. |
| Midday | A protected meal window A deliberate gap, not an accident. The optimizer will not stack a tour through the middle of your lunch. |
| Afternoon | Whatever is walkable from there Activities are clustered by neighborhood, so an afternoon is one polygon rather than three crosstown legs. |
| Evening | Something that ends where the night is Food and evening experiences score highest in this slot and leave you somewhere worth being afterwards. |
Solving the Rome, Florence and Venice itinerary...
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Notice what is missing: no 45-minute crosstown scrambles, no museum marathon with dead legs by 3pm, no dinner slot swallowed by a tour that runs long. The optimizer treats your energy and geography as constraints, the same way the rest of TravelMore treats your budget.