Gingerguide: European city walking tours
Read-only European city sights: search, nearby, walking routes and itineraries in 6 languages.
| Endpoint | https://gingerguide.app/mcp (streamable-http) |
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| Registry version | 2.0.0 |
| Now | 14 tools · grade C (75) · pin ts_cb559dc96b74c6f0fa617a533ffd37bd · protocol 2025-06-18 |
| First / last listed | 2026-10-25 05:07 UTC / 2026-10-25 05:07 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-10-25: C (75), 14 tools |
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Tools: get_catalog_overview search_cities list_countries recommend_destinations compare_cities find_day_trips get_city_guide search_attractions get_attraction get_visit_info find_nearby_attractions recommend_attractions plan_walking_tour plan_trip_itinerary
get_catalog_overview | Coverage of the Gingerguide catalog: number of cities, sights and countries, supported languages, and the exact values accepted by the category, interests and periods filters of the other tools. Call it first when unsure whether a city or filter value is supported. params: none |
search_cities | Find covered European cities by name (in any of the six languages), country or region. Returns the city id needed by the other tools, sight count, summary and web guide URL. Omit query to list all cities. params: query, country, language, limit |
list_countries | List covered countries with the ids of their cities. params: none |
recommend_destinations | Suggest covered European cities that fit a traveler's interests or favourite historical periods, e.g. "best cities for Byzantine history" or "a city break for art and food in Spain". Ranks cities by how many of their sights match, and says why. params: interests, periods, country, trip_days, limit |
compare_cities | Compare two to four covered cities side by side, e.g. "Porto or Lisbon?" or "Seville vs Granada for Moorish history". Gives each city's sight count, days needed, strongest interests and historical periods, share of indoor sights and headline sights, says which city is stronger for each interest or period, and the distance between them. Based on the sight catalog only: not prices, weather, nightlif params: city_ids*, interests, periods, trip_days, language |
find_day_trips | Day trips from a base city to other covered cities and towns nearby, e.g. "day trips from Florence" or "a day trip from Munich for castles". Ranks destinations by distance, fit with the traveler's interests and periods, and fame, and lists what to see there in one day. Distances are straight-line; travel times are not included because trains, mountains and ferries change them a lot. Only covered c params: city_id*, max_distance_km, interests, periods, hours_on_site, language, limit |
get_city_guide | One city's guide: overview, headline sights, lesser-known sights, and every sight with category, coordinates, visit minutes and a one-line description. Set detail to "full" to add the long description of every sight (large response). params: city_id*, language, detail |
search_attractions | Search individual sights across all cities or within one city, by free text, category, interests, historical period, indoor/outdoor, visit length, free entry or distance from a point. Example: five Byzantine sights in Istanbul, Gothic churches in Spain, or free things to do in Rome. Returns name, description, coordinates, visit minutes and page URL for each match. params: query, city_id, country, categories, interests, periods, setting, max_visit_minutes, free_only, near_lat, near_lng, radius_km, sort, language, limit |
get_attraction | Full details for one sight: long description, a notable fact, photo, coordinates, map links, visit minutes, and the nearest other sights with walking minutes. Use the attraction id from search_attractions or get_city_guide. params: attraction_id*, language |
get_visit_info | Practical facts for visiting one city: best months and crowd seasons, climate, annual events that change a visit, how to get from the airport, main station or cruise port to the centre (typical minutes), city passes, which sights are free, which need booking ahead, weekly closing days and dress codes. Every fact has a source and a check date. No prices or opening hours. Researched for some cities params: city_id*, topics, language |
find_nearby_attractions | Sights closest to a latitude/longitude (for example the traveler's hotel or current position), sorted by walking time, optionally filtered by interests or category. If nothing is within the radius, returns the nearest covered city. params: lat*, lng*, radius_km, interests, categories, pace, language, limit |
recommend_attractions | Personalized picks in one city for a traveler's interests, favourite periods, preference for headline sights or hidden gems, indoor or outdoor, and time available. Each pick says why it was chosen. Use plan_walking_tour instead when the traveler wants an ordered route. params: city_id*, interests, periods, style, setting, available_minutes, exclude_ids, language, limit |
plan_walking_tour | Build an ordered self-guided walking route in one city that fits a time budget, e.g. "a two-hour historical walk in Rome". Picks sights by interests, periods and style, orders them to keep walking short, and returns each stop with walking minutes, suggested time on site, clock times and a Google Maps walking link. params: city_id*, duration_minutes, interests, periods, style, pace, start_lat, start_lng, start_attraction_id, start_time, must_include, exclude_ids, setting, weekday, language |
plan_trip_itinerary | Multi-day plan for one city: each day covers one or two walkable areas (with a public-transport hop between them), ordered as walking routes, plus sights that did not fit. Example: "three days in Vienna for art and music lovers". params: city_id*, days, hours_per_day, interests, periods, style, pace, start_time, start_weekday, language |
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