One Day in the City: What to See and When
One day in each city we cover, laid out stop by stop. Every guide names the sights that fit in a day and what to check before you go, most say when the places open, and most write about what to plan for when you travel with children, so you can lay the day out before you fly.
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Updated 21 October 2026
The one day in the city: what to see and when pages
One day in Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala, One day in Bogotá, Colombia, One day in Cancún, Mexico, One day in Cartagena, Colombia, One day in Guatemala City, Guatemala, One day in Houston, United States, One day in Lima, Peru, One day in Los Angeles, United States, One day in Madrid, Spain, One day in Mexico City, Mexico, One day in Miami, United States, One day in Monterrey, Mexico, One day in New York, United States, One day in Orlando, United States, One day in Panama City, Panama, One day in Paris, France, One day in San José, Costa Rica, One day in San Salvador, El Salvador
Frequently asked questions
Which cities have a one-day guide?
18 of them: One day in Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala, One day in Bogotá, Colombia, One day in Cancún, Mexico and 15 more. The list above has all of them. Each guide lays out one day in a city: the sights that fit in it, and what to check before you go, so you can plan the day before you fly.
How is the day laid out?
Stop by stop: the guides name the sights, most start in the morning and go on into the afternoon, and some carry on into the evening. Every one of them finishes with what to check before you go, so you can put the day in order yourself.
Can I do all of it in one day?
Most of the guides say how far each place is, and where a source gave a time, how long it takes to get there. Every one of them ends with what to check before you go. A day in a city is short, so read the guide first and see what you would cut.