itinerariul

Itinerariul is the Romanian definite form of the word itinerariu, generally translated as "the itinerary" or "the route." It denotes a planned sequence of places or stages in travel, tourism, pilgrimage, or logistical movements. The term is used in everyday contexts to describe travel plans, guided tours, transit schedules and suggested routes in guidebooks and travel websites.

Etymology traces to the Latin itinerarium, a record or list of routes and stations used in antiquity. Historical uses include Roman route lists such as the Itinerarium Antonini, which documented roads and waystations; the modern Romanian term carries that legacy in applications ranging from academic studies of ancient travel to contemporary tourism planning.

In cultural and administrative contexts, itinerariul may refer to a documented program of visits for events, exhibitions or educational trips. It is also found in the names of travel guides, exhibition catalogs and digital platforms, where it functions as a recognizable label for curated routes or thematic journeys.

Related concepts include itinerary, route planning, travel guide and pilgrimage route. The word appears across Romance languages with similar meanings and remains a standard lexical item in discussions of travel, logistics and cultural heritage.