What we do
My City Travel Guide covers 79 countries with city guides — attractions, practical travel information, local tips, and itinerary ideas — all in one place.
Each city page lists the best things to do, organised by category (landmarks, museums, food, nature, and more), plus answers to the most common travel questions about getting there, getting around, and when to go.
Our editorial approach
Every guide starts with well-documented, widely recognised attractions and practical information drawn from publicly available travel sources. The text is drafted with AI assistance. Each guide then goes through a fact-check: a second AI model searched official sources (tourism boards, venue sites, transport operators, ministries of culture) for errors in prices, opening hours, names, dates and claims, and the corrections were applied and spot-checked. Claims that could not be confirmed were removed or softened. A guide that shows a “Reviewed” date has been through this check on that date; it is an AI-assisted source check, not an on-the-ground visit or a review by a named editor. Treat opening hours, prices and closures as a starting point and confirm them with the venue.
We write for the independent traveller planning their own trip, not for tour operators. That shapes what makes the cut: an attraction earns a place because it is worth someone's limited time in a city, and each entry carries the practical detail that decides whether you can actually fit it in — roughly how long to allow, whether it needs booking ahead, and where it sits relative to everything else.
How we research and verify
Wherever one exists, we link out to the venue's official website and to its Wikipedia article, so you can confirm opening hours, ticket prices, and current closures at the source rather than taking our word for it — those details change often enough that no guide should be your only reference for them.
Outbound links are re-checked with a link crawler, and links that have gone dead or been redirected are repaired or removed. Attraction locations are geocoded so the map on each city page reflects a real coordinate, not an approximation of the city centre.
How we keep guides current
Each city page carries its own publication date and an "Updated" date — the day that page's content last changed. That is not the same as a review: only a "Reviewed" date means the page was checked against official sources.
This site is funded by display advertising, which is kept clearly separate from the guides themselves. Nobody can pay to have an attraction listed, ranked higher, or described more favourably. If you spot something wrong or out of date, please tell us — corrections sent by readers are the fastest way anything on this site gets fixed.
Coverage
We currently cover 230 cities across 79 countries on every continent. The list is growing — if your city is missing, you can get in touch.
Photo credits
Photos are drawn from Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons, Unsplash, Pexels and Pixabay, and are used under those platforms' licences. Stock images are matched automatically by search, so a photo may illustrate the type of place rather than that exact venue; some images were also found through web image search, and we do not hold per-image licence records for those. Per-image credits are not yet shown. If you are a rights holder and want a photo credited or removed, write to us via the Contact page and we will act promptly.
Contact
For corrections, partnerships, or general questions: [email protected]