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Plan loosely

... but don’t make an itinerary.

It’s only practical to have a mental list of places you might go. Know beforehand what area of town to head to, where to stop first, whether to go to the flea market or the waterfront.

One other general rule: Do more than one thing. Get an earlyish start, so that the day has room for variety, but don’t look at the clock much.

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