Get in Touch

Questions about a specific tour, a city I should cover, or something that needs updating, I'd love to hear from you.

Email Me

The fastest way to reach me is by email at eleanor@citydaytrips.com. I read every message that comes through, even when the inbox is buried under a backlog of one-star reviews to investigate.

That said, I want to be upfront about timing. This is a one-person operation, and there are days when I'm on a train to Florence or chasing down a tour operator about a schedule change. I usually reply within two to three days, but it can take longer if I'm mid-trip. If your message is time-sensitive (you're booking next week and need a quick answer), say so in the subject line and I'll do my best to prioritise it.

I don't reply to messages that ask me to swap an affiliate link for a different one, place a sponsored tour at the top of a city page, or run a link exchange. Those go straight to the archive. Everything else gets a real answer.

What to Write About

If you're not sure whether to send a message, here's what I'm actually happy to hear about:

What I Can't Help With

I'm not a travel agent and I can't book tours on your behalf, refund a booking that went wrong, or intervene with a tour operator directly. For booking issues, contact Viator's customer service, they're set up to handle it, and I am not.

I'm also not the right person for general Europe-trip planning questions that aren't covered on the site. I focus on day trips from specific cities, and my expertise is limited to the places I've actually spent time. If you want help with a two-week Italy itinerary, a guidebook will serve you better than my inbox.

But if your question is about a day trip from Paris, London, Rome, or Lisbon, or about a city you think I should add, write to me at eleanor@citydaytrips.com. I'll read it. And I'll get back to you.

EH

Eleanor Hart

European Day Trip Specialist & Travel Writer

I've lived in London for 8 years and Rome since 2018. I've taken every train, tested every "skip the line" claim, and learned which day trips are worth the early alarm.

Updated: July 2026