Make a rough itinerary.Sketch out an itinerary, writing in the number of days you'd like to stay in each place (knowing you'll probably have to trim it later). Remember that to have one full day in a town, you need to spend two nights there: don’t think you’ll get two days i...
We loved Salzburg, but 4 full days there feels like a lot. I’d consider taking one or two of those and adding them to the Rome instead. 2 days is definitely not enough to see all that you’ll want to there, in my opinion! We were just there with our similar-aged boys and jam-...
This is the best option if you'd prefer to keep your itinerary more spontaneous. You can even get tickets for trains in another country: For example, if your trip starts in Paris, you can buy your Berlin-to-Prague ticket at any Parisian train station. Tickets bought at train-station ...
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Bikes add flexibility to your itinerary and can greatly extend the reach of your trip. There's nothing so sweet as taking a train away from the rain and into a sunny place. Unless you love bike camping, it makes sense to stay in hostels, hotels, or B&Bs, since it frees you from lu...
I need some suggestions on an itinerary from Krakow, Poland to Germany. We are going to drive but need some help on what to do and which cities to stop and visit. We have already been to Munich and Berlin. Any information would be helpful. Thank you. janisi...
You have all been so helpful. Thanks so much. I am going to skip the Camargue. I've worked on my driving itinerary some more and would love your input. Day 1: arrive from US in Marseille, drive to Cassis, eat and sleep2 nights ...