How to map an itinerary?
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How to map an itinerary?
Do you how a web site (or software – preferably free, but for a fee ok, too) where I can input an itinerary (from point A to B to C to D, etc) and get a road map of it? With info on distances better than without ….
I know I’ve seen such maps on various personal travel-related web sites, but I have no idea how to get one.
Thanks a lot
I know I’ve seen such maps on various personal travel-related web sites, but I have no idea how to get one.
Thanks a lot
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I use both mappy and viamichelin, with mappy my first choice. One of the things I like about mappy is that you can put in the names of several places you want to visit ("vias"
and tell mappy to route them in optimized order, to result in the shortest route between them all.
Mappy also lets you map pedestrian routes. I use that to determine the best walking route to a restaurant from my hotel, for example.
and tell mappy to route them in optimized order, to result in the shortest route between them all.Mappy also lets you map pedestrian routes. I use that to determine the best walking route to a restaurant from my hotel, for example.
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Yes, AisleSeat, the toll stuff in ViaMichelin, especially, is neat. I plugged in our departure from the Copenhagen airport and the end point in Arhus and discovered there was a 26.80 euro toll on the bbridge between the two. EEEEK! That would have been a lovely surprize.
I thought ViaMichelin was also very smart, when I plugged in Arhus as a start point, Helsingør as an endpoint, with a "via" of Sjællands Odde, which I knew was across the water, and ViaMichelin showed that I would cross by ferry from the ferry launch it found. I was pretty amazed. However, it did not tell me the cost of the 60-minute high-speed ferry ride.
I thought ViaMichelin was also very smart, when I plugged in Arhus as a start point, Helsingør as an endpoint, with a "via" of Sjællands Odde, which I knew was across the water, and ViaMichelin showed that I would cross by ferry from the ferry launch it found. I was pretty amazed. However, it did not tell me the cost of the 60-minute high-speed ferry ride.
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You can also try The AA Route Planner...
http://www.theaa.com/
http://www.theaa.com/
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I love MSAutoroute. You can save your maps/itineraries. You can also plot restaurants (not already included), shops, whatever. I add things (additional bus routes, etc.) from one trip to the next. Then, before leaving home, print out various neighborhoods.
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hi.. one more... check out www.aaroadwatch.ie for Ireland.
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This may be a crazy question, but I'm usually not so bad with tech-y things and can't seem to make this work! I checked out www.mappy.com at the suggestion of many, and can't seem to find a drop-down country selection for Ireland. I tried using United Kingdom but only get locations in Britain. Can someone fill me in on what I'm doing wrong? Thanks!
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