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File Napoli Nice Naxos Lizbon
Duration 48 hours 48 hours 3 days 3 days
Budget · two people €339–349 €342–488 €355–392 €206–272
Friction queue closing days wind gradient
Records 27 27 31 28
Cut 3/27 · 11% 6/27 · 22% 5/31 · 16% 4/28 · 14%
Farthest not measured not measured 60 minfarthest stop 97 mhighest climb
Who it's for For someone with two days and an appetite. The city is small and everything is walkable; the real constraint is the queue, and that's solved by picking the hour. The budget range is narrow — you can't save by trimming, it's already at the floor.editorial judgement For someone who can have two different trips on the same budget. This file has the widest budget range: a single dinner decision moves it by €146. The closing-day matrix asks for the same flexibility — which day you arrive matters more than where you go.editorial judgement For someone renting a car and giving it three days. On the island distance is the real constraint: the farthest stop is 60 minutes and buses are sparse. The wind makes the decision again every morning, so keep the plan loose.editorial judgement For someone who likes walking and wants three low-budget days. The cheapest file here, and its only real constraint is physical: 97 metres of climb, and elevation makes distance lie. No car needed.editorial judgement

Each file has one dominant constraint. This is not a quality signal — it's what you plan around.

A higher cut ratio does not mean a worse city. It means more things were found worth cutting.

Two files don't measure this axis at all. "Not measured" is not zero — the two are different things.