Where would a local go?
Ask Feluka. It's like asking a friend who lives there: a short list of real places, why each one is worth it, and a day that fits your time.
Ask, and get an answer you can use today.
Pick where you're going
Choose a city and get to know it once on Wi-Fi. Its places, map views and plans then keep working with no signal.
Read the short list
A handful of places per part of town, each with one line on why it's worth your time and what to do there.
Get a day that fits
Say how many days you have. Feluka builds a plan around each place's opening hours and visit length, and you change what you like.
“Twenty million people either side of one river, and three cities' worth of history stacked underneath. Plan two things a day, not five, and keep the afternoon for shade.”Feluka's guide to Cairo, the first thing you read about the city
52 cities, from the Riviera to the Red Sea.
Every city has its own page, so you can read before you go.
One line on why. That's the whole pitch.
Every place in Feluka comes with a short note, written plainly. A few, as they appear in the app:
Koshary Abou Tarek
A whole restaurant for one dish, koshary, served from early morning until one at night a short walk from Gamal Abdel Nasser metro station.
Lyon · FourvièreBasilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière
The hilltop basilica above Old Lyon: free to enter, with mosaics, a crypt and an esplanade looking over the city.
Cairo · Khan el-KhaliliEl Fishawy Cafe
A coffeehouse in an alley of Khan el-Khalili where you sit with shisha in the middle of the market, open past midnight.
Your friend in every city.
Like asking a friend who lives there
Short picks, plain words, one reason each.
Every place is real
Checked one by one against its own page and sources.
A day that fits
Plans built on opening hours and visit lengths. Change anything.
Works with no signal
Get to know a city once; its places, map views and plans open offline.
Free, no account
Nothing to sign up for. Your location stays on your phone.
Going somewhere new?
Feluka is coming to the iPhone, free for travellers. Until then, read any city's page before you go.
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