Destinazioni
Esplora il mondo a modo tuo
Mondo → continente → paese → destinazione. Un unico database alla base di ogni pagina, strumento e calcolatore: modifica una stima una volta sola e ogni visualizzazione si aggiorna.
Filtro budget: il valore mensile è la nostra stima di affitto medio per un monolocale più tre quarti della stima delle spese quotidiane per 30 giorni. Filtro mese: medie climatiche WMO valutate in base a una preferenza per caldo e secco, oppure i mesi migliori redazionali dove non esistono dati di stazione. Sicurezza: l'avviso a livello nazionale è indicato nella pagina di ogni destinazione.
GreeceAthens
The Acropolis above, a city of neighbourhood tavernas and rooftops below, and the islands beyond.
ThailandBangkok
The hinge of Southeast Asia: everyone passes through, and the smart ones stay a while.
SpainBarcelona
Beach, Gaudi, late nights and a city that has decided how many of you it wants.
HungaryBudapest
Thermal baths, ruin bars and a grand river city at Central Europe's best prices.
ArgentinaBuenos Aires
Paris on the Rio de la Plata: steak, tango, bookshops and a long tourist stamp.
South AfricaCape Town
Mountain, two oceans, vineyards and a nomad season that follows the northern winter.
ThailandChiang Mai
The original digital nomad capital, still the gentlest big town in Thailand.
VietnamDa Nang
A beach city with fibre internet: central Vietnam's practical nomad base.
VietnamHanoi
A thousand-year-old capital eaten one bowl of pho at a time.
VietnamHo Chi Minh City
Saigon: nine million scooters, a thousand coffee shops and the fastest-moving city in the region.
VietnamHoi An
Lanterns, tailors and rice paddies on the central coast.
Türkiye (Turkey)Istanbul
Two continents, sixteen million people and a Bosphorus ferry for the price of a simit.
MalaysiaKuala Lumpur
The most underrated long-stay city in Asia: modern, multilingual and cheap for what it offers.
JapanKyoto
Two thousand temples, a thousand years of capital, and back lanes the tour buses never reach.
PeruLima
The gastronomic capital of the Americas on a desert cliff above the Pacific.
PortugalLisbon
Seven hills, Atlantic light and Europe's most established nomad capital.
MoroccoMarrakech
The red city: medina, mountains and desert three hours from Europe.
ColombiaMedellín
The city of eternal spring, a metro that transformed it and South America's biggest nomad scene.
MexicoMexico City
A world capital of food, art and neighbourhood life at 2,240 metres.
MexicoOaxaca
Mezcal, mole and Zapotec markets in Mexico's most beloved colonial city.
PortugalPorto
Granite, port wine and the Douro: Lisbon's grittier, cheaper northern rival.
CzechiaPrague
Spires, beer and a city that was never bombed into modernity.
BrazilRio de Janeiro
Beaches between granite peaks and rainforest: the most beautiful city setting on earth.
South KoreaSeoul
Mountains inside the city limits, the fastest internet on earth, and a 24-hour food culture.
GeorgiaTbilisi
Sulphur baths, 8,000 vintages, carved balconies and a one-year visa-free welcome.
AlbaniaTirana
The Balkans' most colourful capital, a year-long welcome for Americans, and a coast and mountains no one has priced in yet.
JapanTokyo
The largest city on earth, and somehow the most orderly.
Le cifre giornaliere sono per persona, in USD, stime editoriali datate nella pagina di ogni destinazione (dalla fascia backpacker a quella comoda). I mesi "migliori" combinano le normali WMO con il giudizio editoriale. I punteggi per nomadi sono valutazioni editoriali su cinque, non valutazioni dei visitatori.