Travel & food Notion templates

Travel planning can be a fragmented mess with different documents and information scattered across email, files, websites, and more. With this template, you can pull all the essential details about your plans into one spot, including the addresses, contact info, docs (like tickets attached as files), notes (i.e. meet tour guide at 5 p.m.), and more. (Images from Unsplash)

This template is for me to record what I've eaten, to track and check for patterns in what food is causing my stomach to feel uncomfortable. I'm loving this layout, so I thought I should share with others!

I use this template as a database to store all of my frequently bought groceries. I add the price, frequency bought, and a check box (along with many other fields) that indicates I need that to buy that item. I then can switch a view that filters to only the items with a checked box where I can calculate the amount of money I am going to spend when I go to the store.

I'm pretty slow to explore new recipes, but I return to old ones frequently. When my favorite recipe app started inserting annoying ads everywhere, I decided to start saving my recipes into Notion. This has the added benefit of allowing me to keep a photo of what I've cooked attached to each recipe.

This Recipe Box serves as an online database for recipes I've stumbled across and wanted to keep over the years. I can sort by category (including "Favorites" or "Haven't Tried") and easily copy & paste the Shopping List into my separate Groceries page to simplify my grocery shopping process.

This template is really useful and fun for planning any trip. You can drop all the info you need for the trip in one location, and the board view makes it really easy to plan every day separately.

I love to use notion for trip itineraries so everyone has pertinent information in one spot! I use it to keep track of important travel details like a packing list, flight itineraries, hotel details (like location, website, check in times, and ways to contact) as well as any and all confirmation numbers. One of my favorite things to do is embed a weather feed that stays up to date, ensuring you pack the right attire. Sharing this with everyone helps me to answer questions I know many of my traveling companions are likely to have. For example, it is easy to keep track of who owes what when paying toward a group excursion, or taking a quick poll to decide an activity.

My friends and I found ourselves enjoyed hanging out in cafes and sink in their different personalities: some good for reading, some good for getting things done, some good for people watching. We decided to start a spreadsheet to share our favorites and also as a motivation to explore different parts of the cities. The spreadsheet slowly became too big and we wanted to have a better way to visualize all the options. With Notion, apart from just a table view, we now also have Gallery and Filter by District views which made it way easier to add and discover! Feel free to explore this template and create your own cafe list!

Help people discover things in new cities that are beyond just tourist spots! Travel sites are awful and I wanted something a bit more personal. This guide will take you through the streets of Amsterdam. You can duplicate it and create a guide for your favorite city.

This is an app-like recipe manger template. It's super useful for organizing your favorite recipes and the ones you want to try too. I t has embedded timer widget and a unit converter. And, a built in food stickers gallery. The feature I love the most though is the ability to instantly scale your ingredients to change the servings number