The days, written.
The city, told

Plan the trip and let it guide you.

Your first trip, just €1.99.

A day's plan in Rome: the map on top, Saturday 29 Aug with 5 plans for €72, the strip with the trip's three days, and the day hour by hour — the Colosseum and Roman Forum at 8:30, a gelato at Giolitti, the Trastevere walk at 17:30 — with a Start tour button on each stop that carries a guide and, below, the bar with the NOMAD AI button in the centre.

The plan

Say where and when. Your trip, planned day by day: what to see, in what order and what it costs.

No destination? It offers you three choices. A change? Ask the assistant.

The assistant's last step when creating a trip: the Rome 2026 summary — 3 days, 29 to 31 August, as a couple, cultural style, moderate budget, on foot and by public transport — with the note for the AI already written (visit the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums) and the Generate trip button below.

The walking tour

It leads you stop by stop and tells you where to stand.

With a real voice. Downloaded, it works with no signal.

A walking tour in Rome: the map with the route drawn and six numbered stops, stop 1 of 6 at 6 minutes from the next, Piazza Navona and the Baroque rivalry with its audio guide downloadable to hear it with no signal, the stand-here marker and the look-for note open about the raised hand of the Río de la Plata statue.

Inside the museum

Point your camera at a painting and it tells you its story.

The Entombment of Christ inside the Vatican Pinacoteca: the painting filling the screen, with its credit — Caravaggio, public domain — below; then work 11 of 12, the Next work button, the title with its author, the Ground floor and Vatican Pinacoteca pills, and the audio guide.

The visit

It remembers where you’ve been, without asking.

All the works of the Vatican Pinacoteca grouped by floor, with the visit's count — 3 of 5 zones, ticked on their own as you move — and the work you are at marked with Here.

The group

Your friends join with a QR and expenses split themselves.

A group's expenses on a Rome trip: €225 total with the per-person split, your balance at −€12.50, the settle-up card with the single payment that clears it — you pay €12.50 to Maria Paola — and the history: museum tickets, flights and dinner.

The price

The whole trip, for the price of a coffee.

Itinerary, walking tours and museum guides, included.

1–3 days

€2.99

4–7 days

€4.99

8–30 days

€6.99

Pay per trip, no subscription. A single tour, €0.99.

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