Rambla

Rambla plans a walk that fits the money and the hours you actually have. Tell it your budget, how long you are free and what you are in the mood for — food, culture, sport, nature — and it builds a route through real places: cafes, parks, museums, viewpoints, street art, markets. Every stop comes with a price you can count on, so the evening does not end with an unpleasant bill. WHAT IT DOES • Builds a walking route from where you stand. The app uses your device location to start the route at your feet; you can also pick a city or drop a point on the map instead. • Keeps to your budget. Prices come from menus and ticket pages, not from guesses. • Shows what is open right now and how long it takes to walk between stops. • Finds events for tonight: concerts, films, theatre, festivals. • Works in 15 countries and speaks 16 languages. HOW A ROUTE LOOKS Five or six stops, an honest distance, an honest bill. Tap a place to see photos, opening hours, the address and what other people said about it. Change your mind — swap a single stop or rebuild the whole route in a second. NO ACCOUNT NEEDED Nothing to sign up for. No name, no email, no phone number. The app remembers your walks under a random number generated on the phone; it is shown on the "Data sources" screen, and you can ask us to erase everything tied to it. WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM Places and roads — OpenStreetMap. Descriptions and photos — Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons. Events — official ticket services. Map tiles — OpenFreeMap. Rambla is for the evening when you have two free hours and three hundred in your pocket, and no idea where to go.