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Packed terraces in Plaza de Santa Ana, Madrid, on an ordinary night

Forty messages to end up at the usual bar

Everyone privately adds where they’re coming from and what they need. Real places come up, and you pick one together.

for when nobody suggests anything

This week’s plans, already thought through

Each one comes ready to go, walking route included. Like one? Send it to the group.

Photo of Parque del RetiroMadrid · WalksCheesecake and lingering under the treesA whole cake from the bakery to share on a bench in the Retiro, and the lake to sketch.See the planPhoto of Museo del Origami de ZaragozaZaragoza · CulturePaper that turns into artZaragoza’s origami museum, a figure that looks impossible and your own fold on the way out.See the planPhoto of Mercat de Santa CaterinaBarcelona · CoffeeCroissant, market and a chocolate finishFrom the bakery to the market and from the market to the cacao: a short, sweet morning in El Born, all of it indoors.See the planPhoto of Parque de PradolongoMadrid · LunchUsera: a new dish and a park to walk it offCantonese food in Usera with a dish nobody knows, then a lap of the Pradolongo lake.See the planPhoto of Museo de las Termas de CaesaraugustaZaragoza · CultureA day in Caesaraugusta, no toga requiredThree Roman museums in the old town, one after the other, with everyone taking the part of merchant, bather or actor.See the planPhoto of Jardins de Mossèn Costa i LloberaBarcelona · WalksCacti looking out to the MediterraneanThree Montjuïc gardens: cacti that look like sculptures, the port at your feet and the city from above.See the planPhoto of El RastroMadrid · MarketsEl Rastro on a ten-euro missionEveryone hunts El Rastro for an object with a story, ten euros at most, and gives it to someone else.See the planPhoto of Teatro PrincipalZaragoza · CultureTwo theatres twenty centuries apartFrom the Roman theatre to the Teatro Principal: an afternoon show and a late dinner along the Coso.See the planPhoto of Plaça ReialBarcelona · CultureFried fish, jazz and a square afterwardsFried fish to share, a jazz gig in a club on Plaça Reial and the square by night when you come out.See the planPhoto of Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina SofíaMadrid · CultureReina Sofía without the marathon, and tapas in San FernandoOne chosen room, something to eat in the museum itself and a walk to the Lavapiés market.See the planPhoto of Mercado CentralZaragoza · GamesSolve the mystery and toast the teamAn escape room in Predicadores, a wander round Mercado Central and lunch nearby.See the planPhoto of Refugi 307Barcelona · CultureAn air-raid shelter and tapas in Poble-secA guided tour of Refugi 307 and, afterwards, tapas on your feet at Quimet & Quimet, five minutes away.See the planPhoto of Mercado de Antón MartínMadrid · CultureMercado de Antón Martín and a night of improvSome nibbles at the market and an improv or magic show at La Escalera de Jacob.See the planPhoto of The Pilar from the EbroZaragoza · LunchAragonese food and lingering by the PilarLunch at La Ternasca, coffee or cake at the Botánico and a walk through the trees by the river.See the planPhoto of Parc del ClotBarcelona · GamesFrom industrial park to game boardA walk through the old sheds of Parc del Clot and, as evening falls, board games in a games bar.See the planPhoto of Plaza de OlavideMadrid · CultureDinner in Olavide and a gig at ClamoresDinner near Plaza de Olavide, then pick a gig at Clamores in a style nobody knows.See the planPhoto of Jardín Botánico Francisco Loscos BernalZaragoza · WalksPétanque, plants and an afternoon snack in Parque GrandeA little pétanque tournament across the generations, plants to identify and a snack in the park.See the planPhoto of Museu de la MúsicaBarcelona · CultureThe sound of a city before the concertA museum of instruments, the Encants flea market and a concert at L’Auditori, all in the same area.See the plan
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Your starting point is private

We use it to find the place and delete it when the plan’s over. Nobody in the plan sees your starting point. People who already know each other see how each person is getting there, without their starting point or their first stretch, and ‘Don’t share’ takes it off that plan from the notice, and off all of them under Account › Starting points. Nobody in the group sees your limits, must-haves or preferences.

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What you get to skip

Telling the group where you’re coming from

Nobody in the plan sees your starting point, your limits or your quirks. Only what works comes up.

If you’d have to walk a bit further, we ask you first

And you can say no.

The group settles it

You suggest a place, everyone says if it works for them, and that’s that.

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the best bit comes after

A notebook that fills up as you go out

Stamps for the plans you really made, and a map of the neighbourhoods you’ve been to.

And what Wambree doesn’t do

  • Plans fit up to six people, including you.
  • Public transport is Madrid only, and the times are estimates.
  • There’s no chat: keep talking wherever you already do.
  • It doesn’t book or take payment. Asking for the table is on you.
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