City gateways
One city at a time, with a local layer beneath it.
Our city gateways open each city through its own story — trip materials for participants, a public guidebook chapter for everyone, and the local specialists underneath.
See the journeys- For
- Travellers & residents
- Kind
- Private & local
- Where it opens
- Inside the site · gated
- Status
- Live
What you can do
Start with what
you need.
Trip material
Held for that trip's participants — no account needed, just your booking reference.
The guidebook layer
The public chapter of the city: history, routes and places, written to be useful whether or not you travel with us.
Printed and carried
Each gateway is reachable from printed and carried material — a card, a letter, a sign — one link per city.
Who it is for
The right reader knows the door.
Travellers on a gated trip
Participants on a gated trip find the trip's own materials on their city page: the day-by-day, the meeting points, the notes that only make sense on the ground.
Locals within radius
Anyone physically near the gateway can open its public layer — the guidebook chapter, the walks, the places — without being on a trip.
Partners and specialists
Guides, drivers and hosts stand behind each gateway as its specialists — the city page works for them too.
Proof, honestly
Methods, artefacts, intent.
Model before volume
The first gateway is Granada; each next city follows the same model.
One page per city
Each gateway is one shareable page — printable, scannable, and yours in any browser.
Separate but connected
Gateways extend the journeys without competing with them — each city opens on its own terms.
How it moves
What happens next
Open the city page
From a QR card, a letter, or a shared link — one URL per gateway.
Enter by prompt if the trip is yours
A booking reference or access key opens the gated tier; the public layer needs nothing.
Use it on the ground
Meeting points, day plans and notes are written for the moment you stand there.
Questions
Asked, and answered honestly.
Is the gateway network a separate app?
No — each gateway is one page of this site, one clean address per city.
What does the local-entry radius mean?
Some layers open when you are physically near the city — a window of roughly 100 km. It opens for the place itself, and it never tracks you.
Can I see a gateway without travelling?
The guidebook is public. The trip material belongs to that trip's participants.