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Wondering where to spend one week in Europe? These 20 ideas for your Europe trip will help you decide how to maximize your time.

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How to Choose the Best One Week Itinerary for a Europe Trip: 20 Europe Itinerary Ideas

If you’re like most people and getting time off work or kids out of school is challenging, you may only be able to manage one week of vacation. Europe is a great destination to go for one week, simply because of the cultural diversity in such a small geographic area.

The small size, proximity, and ease of transportation between many of the countries in Europe make it a good choice for a culturally rich one week holiday. If you’ve only got one week in Europe, and really want to maximize your time, but you’re wondering where to go in Europe, here are 20 perfect one-week Europe travel itineraries.

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Before You go to Europe

Europe is an amazing destination, especially if you pick any of these awesome itineraries, but before leaving there are a few things you should consider when planning your Europe trip:

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Before you go to Europe, be sure you follow my 50 travel tips for Europe. You can find those here.

And the winter months are generally cold in most European countries, especially in the north.That doesn’t mean you should avoid those times, it just depends on your tolerance for crowds and your preference in weather.

WHAT TO PACK FOR EUROPE: What you pack for Europe will highly depend on what time of year you go and where you decide to go. This packing guide for Europe will ensure you have the essentials.
GETTING AROUND: Getting around Europe can be a little daunting, but if you do some research before you go, you’ll be just fine. Transportation in every country in Europe is a little different. I’ve linked many of my articles with helpful advice below like How to Survive Train Travel in Italy and Driving in Scotland . Some itineraries will require you to go by train, car, plane or boat. Travel around Europe doesn’t have to be scary if you learn what to do ahead of time.

If you’re renting a car, there are two companies we prefer to use: Rental Cars and Expedia Cars. We have had no issues with them and have been able to find the best prices available.

What to do in Europe for One Week: 20 European Vacation Ideas for Your Europe Trip

These are my best one week vacations in Europe. Taking a multi city European vacation can be a great way to experience several different cultures on one continent. I know that one week in Europe isn’t a lot of time, so I’ve picked cities that are either close in proximity or a quick and cheap flight between each other.

I’ve also tried to choose each Europe travel itinerary with a mix of classic sites and unique destinations. There are so many cool places to visit in Europe that are still undiscovered. Hopefully, some of these locations will be new to you and you’ll be able to discover a new European favorite!

Here's a Short Cut

1 | Amalfi Coast + Rome

This is one of my very favorite European vacation destinations. There are hundreds of choices for stunning history and scenery when you visit Italy, but this Amalfi Coast and Rome itinerary gives you the best of both worlds. Rome is one of the top places to visit in Europe and offers history around every corner…literally, while on the Amalfi Coast you will be overwhelmed by breathtaking ocean views.

Spend several days in Rome, then head south to the Amalfi Coast via Naples and spend a few more relaxing on the beach and driving the coast. It’s one of the best European beach vacations you can take! Amalfi is also one of the most popular Europe vacation spots during the month of August, so you may want to take that into consideration when planning your trip.

Check out these other 5 amazing itineraries for Italy. Italy is one of the best countries to visit in Europe due to its size and variety of landscapes, cultures, and attractions.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Rome

GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: Getting from Rome to Amalfi is easy. Take the train from Rome to Naples, from there take the bus to Sorrento. There are many tour buses that travel along the coast, or you can rent a car and do the driving yourself.

WHERE TO STAY Rome | Amalfi RESOURCES How to Spend One Day in Rome Family Guide to Rome How to Spend 2 Days in Naples How to Survive Train Travel in Italy The Best Places to Visit in Italy How to Spend 10 Days in Italy Tips for Renting a Car in Europe i Heart Italy

If you’re looking for a European vacation with a lot of history and class, this is it! I can’t even count the number of times that I have done the Paris/London combo. I’ve done it with kids, as a couple, as a girls’ trip, and as a field trip. No joke! And every time I go, it’s like completely different cities. You can follow completely different options for London and Paris itineraries and have an amazing time no matter what you choose. In my opinion, these are two of the best cities to visit in Europe as they offer a huge amount of culture, food, and entertainment bang for your buck!

When I plan our family trip to Europe each year, I make sure to always include both Paris and London. These are two of my favorite places in all of Europe. They are popular for good reason. Both Paris and London are so vast and diverse that you can have a new experience each time you visit. The best part about visiting these two cities is that they are very easy to travel between with the help of the Eurostar. It’s a quick journey from the heart of one city to the next that requires no airports, no flying, and no hassle. Note: You will need a passport or visa to travel between England and France and you will need to go through customs before boarding the Eurostar.

I’ve created an easy-to-use day-by-day itinerary for Paris and London so that you can show up and enjoy your trip.

GETTING THERE: Fly into London or Paris GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: Take the Eurostar

WHERE TO STAY Paris | London

RESOURCES Paris Walking Guide Paris with Kids Foods You Must Try in Paris Paris Neighborhood Guide How to Use the Paris Bike System London Travel Guide Perfect London Itinerary London with Kids Christmas in London Paddington’s Guide to London How to Use the Paris Bike System

If you’re looking for a European vacation with wild nature and rural beauty, this option is a winner. While both of these spectacular islands really deserve their own week (or weeks really), a trip combining the two is possible, thanks to affordable flights between Iceland and Ireland. A good route would be Reykjavik and the Golden Circle, combined with the west of Ireland including Killarney, the Ring of Kerry, and the Cliffs of Moher. These countries are some of the best places to go in Europe if you love majestic natural beauty.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Iceland as its one of the cheapest ways to get to Europe. GETTING BETWEN COUNTRIES: From Iceland , take a quick flight to Ireland. Dublin , Belfast , Cork, or Shannon Airports are usually where you’ll find the best deals.

WHERE TO STAY Ireland | Iceland

RESOURCES Iceland on a Budget Bucket List Things to do in Iceland Iconic Things to do in Dublin Day Trips from Dublin What to do in Killarney Perfect Ireland Itinerary Ireland with Kids Ireland Packing List

This one-week European itinerary includes two of my favorite cities in Europe! Heidelberg, Germany, known for its ancient castle and walkable downtown is a perfect companion to Strasbourg, France only an hour and a half away, in the Alsace region of France, known for its impressive cathedral and half-timber houses. These towns are particularly spectacular during the Christmas season and some of the best places to spend Christmas in Europe. This will be the best Europe itinerary for those looking to spend time in provincial looking towns!

GETTING THERE: Fly into Frankfurt, Germany GETTING BETWEEN COUNTRIES: Drive for 1.5 hours or take the train for 1.5 hours.

WHERE TO STAY Heidelberg | Strasbourg

RESOURCES Best European Christmas Markets European Christmas Market Treats What to do in Strasbourg What to do in Heidelberg, Germany What to do in Strasbourg, France

If you want to spend your Europen vacation wandering charming streets and feeling like you’re in a fairytale, this is it. Basel, Switzerland holds a special place in my heart and is often an overlooked town. Only a quick 45-minute train ride from the popular and iconic Colmar, France, Basel offers a unique culture that only a town on the border of three countries can. Basel is especially fun during Herbstmesse, the local Autumn Fair when the city literally turns into a fair! Combine these two beautiful cities for a one-of-a-kind holiday.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Basel or Zurich GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: Drive 45 minutes or Train 30 minutes

WHERE TO STAY Colmar | Basel

RESOURCES What to do in Basel Guide to Colmar, France

No European vacation list would be complete without including the unimaginable beauty of the Swiss Alps. Switzerland is a wonderland of natural beauty for the outdoor enthusiast or even anyone who has a remote interest in pretty scenery! It’s one of the best countries in Europe for those who love outdoor activity and natural beauty. It’s just jaw-droppingly gorgeous.

For such a small country, there is so much to see and with two of Switzerland most breathtaking areas just a few hours from each other, it’s worth visiting both of them. These areas offer pristine lakes, ancient gorges, colossal mountains, and a vast array of cultural activities.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Zurich, Switzerland GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: Train to Lucerne, Train to Interlaken

WHERE TO STAY Interlaken | Lucerne

RESOURCES Switzerland Itinerary Swiss Food Guide Switzerland Packing List 24 Hours in Zurich What to do in Interlaken What to do in Lucerne

If you’d like your Europe trip to have a good mix of beach and mountain time, this is the perfect combination. Lake Como is probably one of my top favorite places on the planet. It is totally magical and peaceful, and I’ve written about it multiple times and helped friends and family plan trips there. Don’t skip Lake Como on your next trip to Italy. One of my favorite parts of Lake Como is its proximity to the Swiss border. You can actually hike over the borer and into Switzerland! But if you’d rather not hike, hop in the car and take a trip to Zermatt, Switzerland, home of the famous towering mountain, Matterhorn.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Milan, Italy GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: Drive 3 hours to Zermatt or take a 4 hour Train ride from Milan

WHERE TO STAY Lake Como | Zermatt

RESOURCES Guide to Lake Como Boating Lake Como Guide to Zermatt Best Places to Visit in Italy How to Spend 10 Days in Italy i Heart Italy

This is a European vacation full of charm, but also a healthy dose of history and reality. A Paris-Normandy itinerary of Europe combines all the glamor and romance of the city of light with the charm, history, and beauty of Northern France. Spend several days in Paris, taking several day trips, including the impressive floating Mont Saint Michel. This area is one of the best places to visit in Europe for history lovers.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Paris GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: Drive 3 hours

WHERE TO STAY Paris | Normandy

RESOURCES Paris Itinerary Paris Walking Guide Paris with Kids Foods You Must Try in Paris Paris Neighbgorhood Guide Guide to Normandy Guide to Visiting Mont Saint Michel France with Kids

Two naturally and culturally beautiful countries are just a short and cheap flight apart and a great combination for a one-week European itinerary, although both countries could take weeks to explore on their own. Spend a few days in Iceland, then take a cheap hopper flight and explore the mystical highlands of Scotland.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Reykjavik GETTING BETWEEN COUNTRIES: Fly into Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, or Aberdeen

WHERE TO STAY Iceland | Scotland

RESOURCES Iceland on a Budget Scotland Itinerary What to do in Inverness What to do on the Isle of Skye Scotland Packing List

Some of my favorite Italian destinations, Venice and Lake Como, both built on water, are ideal locations for aquatic enthusiasts. Taking a ride on a gondola in Venice is one of the best things to do in Europe! Take the Vaporetto (water bus) in Venice, then take a short drive or train ride to Lake Como and enjoy boating and relaxing on the beach in one of the adorable villages lining the lake.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Venice or Milan GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: 3.5 hours by car or 10 hours by train

WHERE TO STAY Venice | Lake Como

RESOURCES Guide to Lake Como Boating Lake Como Surviving Train Travel in Italy Guide to Venice Best Places to Visit in Italy How to Spend 10 Days in Italy i Heart Italy

If you’re interested in cheap Europe trips, the gorgeous Ionian islands of Greece are one of the best-kept secrets in Europe. Naturally and culturally diverse, affordable, and downright beautiful, Kefalonia and Corfu make great choices for one week in Europe.

Explore ancient ruins, relax on pristine beaches with locals, and dine, affordably, like a Greek god. If you’re travelling Europe on a budget, this is a great option and Greece is one of the best places to visit in Europe in summer if you’re looking for gorgeous beaches at affordable prices.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Kefalonia from London on Ryanair GETTING BETWEEN ISLANDS: Take a ferry between the Ionian Islands from Greek Ferries

WHERE TO STAY Kefalonia | Corfu

RESOURCES Guide to Kefalonia Greece The Ionian Islands The Best Beaches on Corfu What to Wear in Greece Guide to Athens

Two countries on one island? Yep! Take a visit to Ireland AND Northern Ireland. Two countries that are very similar, but also very different. Explore the entire island with this perfect itinerary.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Dublin or any airport in Ireland GETTING BETWEEN COUNTRIES: Rent a Car. Driving in Ireland can be tricky and slow, but worth the views and the adventure.

WHERE TO STAY Ireland | Northern Ireland

RESOURCES The Best Places to Visit in Ireland Perfect Ireland Itinerary Ireland with Kids What to do in Killarney Scotland and Ireland Itinerary Ireland Packing List

Scotland is one country that should really be given an entire week. You could definitely say that about any destination, but for a relatively small country, but it has so much to offer that you could spend years here and not see it all.

For one week in Scotland, I recommend visiting Edinburgh and the Scottish Highlands, including the Isle of Skye. Read here for an entire Scotland Itinerary, here for Edinburgh , here for Inverness and the Highlands , and here for the Isle of Skye.

GETTING THERE: Flying into Edinburgh is usually the cheapest option. GETTING BETWEN AREAS: It’s best to rent a car or hire a driver or tour company. Be sure to read my guide to driving in Scotland.

WHERE TO STAY Ediburgh | Inverness | Isle of Skye

RESOURCES Perfect Scotland Itinerary What to do in Edinburgh What to do in Inverness What to do on the Isle of Skye Scotland Packing List

What could be more charming than a week spent in these “poor provincial towns.” Ok, so they’re definitely not poor or provincial, but you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into Belle’s hometown from Beauty and the Beast .

The ancient half-timber homes built along scenic rivers provide a feast for the eyes, while the patisseries, boulangeries, shops, and restaurants provide a feast for the tongue. Split your time between these two idyllic towns and enjoy a peaceful trip back in time.

If you visit Colmar or Strasbourg during Christmas, these towns will be even more magical! Strasbourg is known as “The Capital of Christmas” and both towns have incredible Christmas markets and decorations!

GETTING THERE: Fly into Zurich GETTING BETWEEN COUNTRIES: 30 minutes by train or 1 hour by car

WHERE TO STAY Colmar | Strasbourg

RESOURCES 24 Hours in Zurich Guide to Colmar Guide to Strasbourg The Most Magical European Christmas Markets Must-Have European Christmas Market Treats

Divide your time between the ancient and modern city of light and the historic Loire Valley , home to magnificent palaces, stunning gardens, and green pastures. This one-week itinerary is the perfect balance between city and country life and will provide you with a mix of excitement, peace, and romance. It can be hard to squeeze everything you want into one week European itineraries, but this is a must!

Be sure to map out the castles and palaces you want to see along the way. Our favorite is Chenonceau ! Don’t miss it!

GETTING THERE: Fly into Paris GETTING AROUND: Rent a car and drive two hours to the Loire Valley

WHERE TO STAY Loire Valley | Paris

RESOURCES Walking Guide to Paris Paris with Kids Day Trips from Paris Foods You Must Try in Paris Guide to the Loire Valley 15 Affordable Castles You Can Stay In

This London and Cotswolds Itinerary provides the best of both British worlds, encompassing both the hustle and bustle of one of the world’s oldest and largest cities and the peace and tranquility of the quaint cottage speckled Cotswolds.

As much as I love London (it’s my favorite city), I do get tired of the crowds and the constant noise. It is so refreshing to get into the countryside and have a change of scenery during your time in London. The Cotswolds are a fairytale-like dream trip. Be sure to grab cream tea every chance you get!

GETTING THERE: Fly into one of three London Airports GETTING AROUND: Rent a car and explore the whole Cotswolds area

WHERE TO STAY London | Cotswolds

RESOURCES London Travel Guide Complete Guide to London Perfect London Itinerary London with Kids Paddington’s Guide to London Christmas in London Guide to the Cotswolds

I call this itinerary the best of Northern Italy. Italy is huge and has so much to offer geographically and culturally, but one of my favorite parts of Italy is the train system. The trains in Italy allow for easy access to most major sites, but it can be slightly confusing, so be sure to read this guide to train travel in Italy before you go. Getting between Florence and Cinque Terre is simple with the right knowledge.

The great thing about this itinerary is that you will get to see a big city full of culture, history, and art, and also spend time swimming at the beach and on a boat soaking up rays in in the Liguerian Sea. Read here for Florence, here for Cinque Terre, here for Trains in Italy.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Florence GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: Two hours by train

WHERE TO STAY Cinque Terre | Florence

RESOURCES Guide to Cinque Terre Guide to Florence How to Survive Train Travel in Italy Best Places to Visit in Italy How to Spend 10 Days in Italy

I think Prague and Vienna might be some of the most underrated cities in Europe, and they are worth dedicating an entire week to. Stunning architecture, delicious cuisine, and cultural activities abound in these cities that are just a few hours apart.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Vienna or Prague GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: 3-hour drive or 4-hour train ride

WHERE TO STAY Prague | Vienna

RESOURCES One Day in Prague What to do in Vienna

If you’re looking for cheap European vacations, the farther east you go, the cheaper it generally gets. These are two cities that had never really been on my bucket list, and to be honest, I had never even heard of Bratislava, which is in Slovakia by the way! Both cities are charming and culturally rich. They are especially festive and beautiful around Christmas time.

Bratislava is on the way between Budapest and Vienna (you can even cycle between Budapest and Vienna ) and Budapest and Prague, so if you’re thinking of doing a combination of any of those cities, it’s a great stop.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Budapest GETTING BETWEEN CITIES: 2 hours by car, 2.5 hours by train

WHERE TO STAY Budapest | Bratislava

RESOURCES What to do in Budapest European Christmas Markets What to do in Bratislava

These incredible destinations in Italy are not well known, but that is part of the appeal. I would say they are a good option for a cheaper and less crowded alternative to the Florence and Cinque Terre itinerary.

Lucca is a walled city in Tuscany offering stunning architecture and culture with great family fun activities such as riding bikes along the top of the medieval wall around the city. Sardinia is a heavenly island, just a ferry ride away full of breathtaking beaches, delicious food, and friendly locals. Known as one of the five blue zones in the world- places in the world where people live longer and healthier than anywhere else on earth-Sardinia will make you feel younger and more alive just by visiting.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Rome or Florence GETTING BETWEEN DESTINATIONS: Take a Ferry from Civitavecchia to Olbia

WHERE TO STAY Lucca | Sardinia

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Portugal is a beautiful country full of diverse landscapes, amazing beaches, and cultural city centers. Lisbon is a stunning city and the Algarve region in the south of Portugal offers sunny beaches with world-famous surfing. There are some really cheap flights to Lisbon from the US right now and you can either drive, train, bus, or fly to the Algarve easily. As a southern European country, Portugal is a great choice for a winter destination. We were there last January and could still get in the water. There are many towns to choose from in the Algarve and they are all equally unique and beautiful.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Lisbon GETTING BETWEEN DESTINATIONS: Take a plane, car, or bus to the Algarve.

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This one week in Europe spent in Austria is a dream. Combining the culture of Vienna and Salzburg with the picturesque feel of Hallstatt, it’s sure to satisfy any traveler. In my opinion, this is a great winter destination if you don’t mind the cold. Vienna and Salzburg have several amazing Christmas markets and Hallstatt is simply a dream to see in the snow!

GETTING THERE: Fly into Vienna GETTING BETWEEN DESTINATIONS: Take a train to Salzburg (2.5 hours). A great way to see Hallstatt is to take a day trip from Salzburg.

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If you’re into coastal towns, walled cities, and breathtaking scenery, this combination is for you. The Dalmation Coast is absolutely stunning. The bordering country of Montenegro is really the hidden gem of Europe, offering the same draw as Croatia, but with far fewer tourists. I recommend going during shoulder season (April-May or September-October) to be able to enjoy warmer weather with fewer crowds.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Dubrovnik, Croatia GETTING BETWEEN DESTINATIONS: Take a Day Trip to Montenegro

Two of the most underrated cities in Europe if you ask me, Budapest and Bratislava are both cities that offer an amazing array of culture and also incredible food. If you’re up for the cold weather, these cities all have incredible Christmas markets and stunning decorations around the holidays. These cities are also all connected by rail so you can easily navigate between them.

GETTING THERE: Fly into Vienna or Budapest GETTING BETWEEN DESTINATIONS: Take the train between each city. Bratislava would be a good day trip from Vienna.

25 | Berlin + Prague

If you love history and architecture, then these two cities will captivate you! Split your time between the two, rent a car and take a road trip between them to enjoy some beautiful scenery.

GETTING THERE: Fly into either Berlin or Prague, whichever airport is cheaper. GETTING BETWEEN DESTINATIONS: Rent a car and take a road trip between Berlin and Prague.

Whichever Europe Itinerary you choose, you’re guaranteed to love it. You can definitely see so much of Europe in a week and you really can’t go wrong with any of these choices. Just remember to relax and enjoy and also remember that this probably won’t be the last Europe trip of your lifetime.

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Hi there, My husband and I will be celebrating our 20th anniversary next March and would love to go somewhere in Europe for a week. I have only been to Italy (over 20 years ago) and he’s never been. I’m a bit overwhelmed by even trying to figure out where to go. Can you help? Thanks! Hannah

Hi Hannah. I can definitely help! I’ve got several Italy Itinerary ideas for Italy here: https://wanderlustcrew.com/10-days-in-italy/ I also do custom trip planning, specifically for Italy, if you’re interested in that, you can find more info here: https://wanderlustcrew.com/custom-travel-planning/ Italy will be so much fun! One of my favorite places on earth! xo Vanessa

Very helpful! Thank you. We are planning a one year stay & this helped with our itinerary tremendously.

Oh that sounds amazing! You’ll see so much!

Great ideas! We hope we’ll be able to travel to Europe again soon!

Thanks so much! Me too! Going as soon as it’s safe!!

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Very good these tips I was even thinking about taking a vacation for a few days, thank you

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Best of europe mega trip itinerary (travel time: 8-10+ weeks).

How to see the most popular cities in Europe in about two months.

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This is it… the Best of Europe Mega Trip itinerary that is designed to give you a taste of the best Europe has to offer. This itinerary covers 18+ cities throughout Europe and will take a minimum of 60 days but could be extended to 75+ days if you travel a little slower. I’d err on the side of traveling slower; this is a two-month trip, so there is a good chance you’ll burn out if you’re not careful.

Of course, no itinerary is perfect, and there is never enough time to see everything, but this itinerary will give you a great foundation to pretty much see all the highlights. We tried to keep the travel distances fairly short in most cases, so you won’t be spending all your time on a plane or a train.

Note: I used Omio to map my course and to get an idea of the travel times. Omio also shows multiple travel options (trains, planes, buses, driving, etc.) and prices. Check out my Guide To Using Rail Passes in Europe to learn more.

Ok, let’s get on with it…

Best of Europe Travel Itinerary

London – Approx. 4+ days

London is a great introduction to Europe because it’s a perfect mix of foreign and familiar — plus, London is a huge airline hub, so it’s one of the cheaper places to fly into.

London also has loads of things to see and do, so you’re guaranteed to keep busy.

Paris – Approx. 4+ days

From London, I suggest taking the Eurostar train to Paris, but book your train early because tickets get really expensive if you wait until the last minute. The train journey takes a little over 2 hours.

There are also plenty of budget flights, but then you have to deal with all the annoyance of flying. The flight takes a little over an hour, but you still have to get to/from the airports, which will add at least an extra hour.

Note: Add a few days to your time in Paris if you want to venture out of the city to experience a few of the many day trip options Paris has to offer.

Lisbon – Approx. 2-3 days

As much as we love trains, we suggest booking a cheap flight from Paris to Lisbon as it will save you a lot of time (don’t worry, you’ll use trains for most of the journey). The flight is about 2.5 hours, but you should budget about 4 hours of total travel time.

Madrid – Approx. 3 days

From Lisbon, you’ll want to take an overnight train to Madrid. The train leaves around 9:30 pm and arrives in Madrid around 8 am. Flying will take about 4 hours when you factor in all travel time.

Barcelona – Approx. 3-5 days

Take one of the nearly hourly trains from Madrid to Barcelona — the journey will take about 2.5 hours.

If you plan on partying hard in Barcelona, you may want to budget for an extra day to recover on the beach.

Nice – Approx. 2-3 days

You can either fly or take the train from Barcelona to Nice. Flights will take just under 4 hours and the train will take almost 9 hours. If you have the time, you can break up the long train ride by stopping in Montpellier, France for a day.

Cinque Terre, Italy – Approx. 2-4 days (+1 full travel day)

Take the 6-hour train ride from Nice, France to Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre is a string of five centuries-old seaside villages situated on the rugged Italian Riviera coastline. If you just want to see the views and do minimal hiking, you can get by staying around two nights — there’s a train that runs between all five towns.

If you want to hike from town to town at a relaxed pace, you might consider staying around three-four nights.

Florence + Tuscany – Approx. 2+2 days

Hop the train (3 hours) to Florence, which is the capital of Italy’s Tuscany region. Spend about two nights exploring the city, but be sure to spend a few days relaxing in Tuscany’s gorgeous countryside.

Rome – Approx. 3+ days

From Florence to Rome, it’s a quick 1.5-hour train ride or about a 3.5 to 4-hour bus ride. Rome is another one of those “must-see” cities that many people love. I’d spend at least three full days in Rome, but seeing it in five days might be more enjoyable.

Venice – Approx. 2 days

The train from Rome to Venice is about 4 hours. Most people see Venice as a day trip, but it’s probably better to actually stay overnight in this beautiful city. This is because the city is absolutely jam-packed during the day — it teeters on unbearable. However, at night and in the early morning, the city is nearly empty so you’re free to explore all the little side streets in peace.

Switzerland – Approx. 2-4 days (+1 full travel day)

From Venice, head up to Switzerland to get some fresh air and stunning mountain views. If you’re into outdoor adventure, then check out Interlaken. Lucerne is a great quintessential Swiss city. Zermatt is a good option if you want to be in the mountains. There are multiple great cities and towns in Switzerland. However, Zurich and Geneva both have a reputation for being a little boring and extra expensive.

Depending on where you go, the train will take around 7-8 hours.

Munich – Approx. 3-4 days (+1 full travel day)

Depending on where you are in Switzerland, Munich is about a 6-hour train ride—both Swiss and German trains are excellent so the ride is quite nice.

There are multiple nice day trips from Munich — like the fairytale-esque Neuschwanstein Castle and the Austrian city of Salzburg (which also makes a nice place to stay for a night or two if you’d like).

Vienna – Approx. 2-3 days

Hop aboard the train for a 4-hour ride from Munich to Vienna.

Budapest – Approx. 3-4 days

The train from Vienna to Budapest (aka, “The Paris of the East”) is around 2.5 hours. We’d recommend staying at least three nights, especially if you like to party.

Kraków – Approx. 2-3 days

Take an overnight train from Budapest to Kraków and you’ll arrive around 8:35 am.

Prague – Approx. 3-4 days

Take another overnight train from Kraków to Prague (which arrives around 6:30 am).

Berlin – Approx. 4+ days

From Prague, Berlin is about a 5-hour train ride. You may want to add an extra day or two if you’re big into all-night dance clubs because Berlin is home to the best nightlife in the world.

Amsterdam – Approx. 2-3 days

Amsterdam is about a 4-hour flight from Berlin (or a 7-hour train ride).

If you’d like, Amsterdam is a good place to end the trip because the airport is a major international hub. If you want to see a little more of Europe, another option is to continue your trip to Dublin to spend a few days traveling around Ireland. The flight to Dublin is about 4.5 hours. Another option is to fly up to Scandinavia to visit Stockholm, Oslo, and Copenhagen.

Total Trip Length 57 days – 75+ days

Doing this itinerary in 57 days is doable, but it will feel a little rushed — you definitely shouldn’t try this particular trip in fewer than that many days. Pushing it closer to 75 days or longer will give you a little more breathing room, and it will let you spend a little extra time in major cities before moving on.

You’re also well under the 90-day limit that you can stay in the Schengen area, so you won’t have to worry about visas.

And, of course, you can always tweak this itinerary to add/subtract destinations from your trip.

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Immerse Yourself in the Culture and History of Europe in one of these Amazing Itineraries

There’s something special about planning a trip to Europe. Great food, stunning architecture, fabulous culture, and amazing memories await you. To help you plan your trip to Europe, we’ve put together 10 amazing Europe itinerary options for you to consider. These Europe trip ideas are meant to serve as a jumping-off point for your next European getaway, and leave room for you to fill in some of the details to tailor each Europe itinerary to suit you. Have a look at these 10 trip ideas and you’re sure to leave here inspired to visit Europe. I’ve included five 10-day Europe itineraries, and five 7-day Europe itineraries.

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7 Day Europe Itineraries

These one week adventures will take you to some of the most famous sites and cities in Europe to experience the food, culture, art, architecture, and nightlife of the world’s most exciting continent.

7 Days in Europe – Paris, Burgundy, The Alps, Amsterdam, and Bruges
One Week in Europe – Croatia, Slovenia, and Austria
7 Days in the UK – London, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Bath, and Stonehenge
One Week Trip Across Europe – From London to Rome
7 Day Tour of Europe – The Life of Caesar

10 Day Europe Itineraries

Spend a full ten days touring Europe and you’ll be able to see more countries and truly immerse yourself in the culture and history of each historic city and attraction you visit.

10 Day Trip Across Europe – The Everything Europe Tour
10 Days in Europe – Live in the UK and on the Emerald Isle
Europe in 10 Days – From Rome to London
10 Day Discover Europe Itinerary – Venice, Munich, Prague, Berlin, Amsterdam, London
10 Day Trip to Europe – The Imperialist Trip

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7 Days in Europe

Paris, burgundy, the alps, amsterdam & bruges, trip overview.

Day 1: Arrive in Paris, see the french capital. Tour the Eiffel Tower.
Day 2: Visit a Parisian cafe, and your choice of Notre Dame, the Arc de Triomphe, or the Louvre.
Day 3: Take a bus or train to Burgundy. Once there, sample some of the best wines in the world.
Day 4: Enjoy a train ride through the Swiss Alps! Finish the day indulging in Swiss Chocolate.
Day 5: Head to the Rhine Valley and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime riverboat experience (while sampling local wine). This is a truly beautiful region, so expect to fall in love.
Day 6: Take the train to Amsterdam to discover how cheese is made. Take a ride through Amsterdam’s canals while enjoying dinner.
Day 7: Finish out your whirlwind tour of Europe in Bruges with beer, waffles, and chocolate.

What You’ll Enjoy Most About This Trip

If you’ve ever wanted the “Grand Overview” of Europe, this is the trip for you. You’ll see a plethora of cities, monuments, and mountains all while enjoying some of the finest delicacies in the world with beers, wines, cheeses, and chocolates.

This itinerary will send you to London, Paris, Burgundy, the Swiss Alps, Rhine Valley, Amsterdam, and Bruges. But don’t worry, you’ll have more than enough time to take pictures, eat until your full, and even take a few cruises too!

Croatia, Slovenia, and Austria

Day 1: Ride the train to Split, Croatia. Once there, explore the ruins of the largest city on the Adriatic coast.
Day 2: Visit Diocletian’s Palace and soak up the sun at Bacvice Beach.
Day 3: Ride the train to Karlovac. Once you arrive, get outdoors and enjoy the scenery of the Kazjaca Woods.
Day 4: Enjoy a relaxing canoe ride on the stunning Mreznica River. It’s important to break up a trip to Europe by doing some fun things outside of the cities.
Day 5: Ride the train to Lake Bled (one of our favorite places). Visit Bled Island and the Churge of Assumption.
Day 6: Ride the train to Vienna, Austria. Visit Belvedere Garden Palace and Old Town Vienna.
Day 7: Visit the Museum’s Quartier and take in a show at the Vienna State Opera.

It’s time to see what “old” Europe was about. This 7-day tour of Europe will send you to Split and Karlovac (Croatia), Lake Bled (Slovenia), and Vienna (Austria) for a look at what Europe was before the 21st century.

Explore the ruins of some of the most famous cities in Europe and enjoy the matchless scenery of Croatia and Lake Bled, including a visit to an island in the middle of the Lake. You’ll be able to see one of the most famous churches when you stop by the Church of Assumption and see architecture that has withstood the test of time.

And finally, you can’t miss out on a visit to the Belvedere Garden Palace or Old Town. Don’t forget your camera because the artistry, the architecture, and the memories you’ll make in Vienna will be hard to replicate anywhere else.

7 Days in the UK

London, edinburgh, liverpool, bath & stonehenge.

Day 1: Depart London with a stop in Cambridge on the way to York where you’ll finish the day in a local pub.
Day 2: Drive to Hadrian’s wall and visit Jedburgh and Abbey Ruins. Drive through Scotland to Edinburgh.
Day 3: Edinburgh on your terms! See the city, castle, visit art galleries, ride a bike, or stroll the cobblestone streets.
Day 4: Drive to Loch Ness to snap a photo of the elusive monster. Explore the Scottish Highlands by car, and sip whiskey and wine at Fort William.
Day 5: Cross back across the border to Liverpool and enjoy lunch at the Lake District. Walk the city until dinner, and enjoy the pubs and nightlife of Liverpool before returning to your hotel.
Day 6: Take a tour bus ride through Liverpool and then head to Stratford-Upon-Avon where you’re free to tour the village and discover where William Shakespeare once lived!
Day 7: Head to Bath, then Stonehenge, on the way back to London for your return flight from Heathrow Airport.

Whew! Somehow we managed to pack in TWELVE different cities and locations into ONE all-inclusive trip. If you’ve ever wanted to see Great Britain in all of its splendor, this is the week-long itinerary for you.

Words can’t even begin to describe the atmosphere of Great Britain. However, when you leave, you’ll be left speechless by all the famous sites and historic cities you enjoyed during your week in the UK. From the local history and unique cultural flavor of each great city, to the amazing rugged landscapes you’ll pass through on your tour, you’ll definitely be left with an amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experience that you will never forget.

7 Day Trip Across Europe

London to rome.

Day 1: Arrive in London and spend the day touring a few of the city’s most memorable attractions before taking the train to Paris after dinner.
Day 2: Spend a full day in the City of Lights. Enjoy lunch in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. Hop a Seine river cruise in the afternoon, and splurge on an upscale dinner out in this romantic city.
Day 3: Board your train to Interlaken. Enjoy stunning views of France as it rolls into the Swiss Alps. Enjoy the sight of alpine peaks and wildflower meadows on your journey to Interlaken, where you can enjoy a casual dinner and rest for the busy days ahead.
Day 4: Explore the city of Interlaken. Consider white water rafting, and a visit to the glaciers for a change of pace, and end the day with a refreshing local brew.
Day 5: It’s time to enjoy all that this lakeside village has in store. Take a swim in the crystal-clear waters, pack a picnic lunch and go for a hike, and end with an evening of fine food and wine at a local pub in Interlaken.
Day 6: Rise early and board a train to Rome, Italy. You’ll enjoy a day of stunning views as you head south through the mountains of Northern Italy. When you arrive in Rome, don’t delay! Visit the Colosseum, the Vatican, or the Pantheon on your first day in Rome. Finish with a fine Italian meal and a bottle (or two) of Chianti.
Day 7: Spend the day however you wish, exploring Rome. If you choose to, you can extend your trip for a few more days (there’s so much to see and do here), but if you do depart on Day 7, take our advice and book a late flight from Fiumicino Airport so you have a full day to explore the historic city of Rome before you return home.

While not nearly as expansive as some of our other European trip itineraries on this page, that’s what I like most about this adventure. It leaves room for you to personalize the journey. You can slow down and enjoy each unique stop along the way while traveling across Europe from England to Italy in 7 days.

This trip from London to Rome manages to send you to four MAJOR locations (London, Paris, Interlaken, and Rome), which are (in our view) some of the most romantic cities in all of Europe.

If you’re looking for an experience and want the freedom and flexibility to pick and choose your favorite activities in each destination along the trip’s route, this is the Europe itinerary for you. Don’t just see Europe – experience Europe.

7 Day Tour of Europe

The life of caesar tour.

Day 1: Start your adventure in Rome, as Caesar did. Visit the oldest open-air museum in the world, basque in the sun on the Spanish Steps, and marvel at the glory of the Colosseum.
Day 2: Enjoy a trip to the Vatican, shop the Via Condotti, and finish your sightseeing on Capitoline Hill with some breathtaking views of the city.
Day 3: Take a train to Florence where you’ll indulge in Gelato and fine Italian coffee. There’s so much to see and do in Florence, and be sure to try some local wines when you treat yourself to a meal in the city.
Day 4: Hop a train to Lucerne, Switzerland. Leave early, so you have time to visit the Lion Monument, and the Glacier Gardens before a nightcap in this beautiful Alpine oasis.
Day 5: After breakfast in Lucerne, board a train for Paris, France. This is a beautiful ride through the heart of Europe … you’re sure to enjoy every minute of it! When you arrive in Paris, visit the Eiffel Tower before dinner out in the City of Lights.
Day 6: Enjoy a slow day in Paris, taking in the attractions you’ve always wanted to see. Consider doing something unconventional too, like a bike ride through the city, or a Seine river cruise. You have a full day to enjoy yourself in Paris, France. Make it your own!
Day 7: The final day of your trip will be spent in London. It’s up to you if you’d like to leave Paris first thing in the morning, or take a red-eye to close Day 6 of your itinerary so you can tour London right after breakfast. You’ll have a full day to take a bus tour of the city, or visit the monuments you’re most excited about. Feel free to extend your trip a few days if your budget allows. There’s plenty of fun things to do in this lovely city.

Why You’ll Love This Trip

We’ve all studied the life of Julius Caesar, but not many can say they’ve walked where he walked. On this trip, that’s exactly what you’ll do.

You can visit the same places he would have visited when he was alive. Your trip will take you north across Europe, mirroring Caesar’s expanding empire. For all you history buffs, this will be a time of indulgence. You’ll experience the culture, the architecture, and the atmosphere of a continent that hasn’t forgotten its roots.

Try to enjoy some Caesar-themed history and tourist attractions throughout your journey from Rome to London. It is sure to enrich this Roman Empire inspired Europe itinerary.

10 Day Trip Across Europe

The “everything europe” tour.

Day 1: Start this European itinerary when you arrive in London, England. Spend the day in London and when you’re ready, cross the English Channel for dinner and an evening stroll in Paris, France.
Day 2: See the sights in Paris including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Arc de Triomphe. Enjoy a budget-friendly light lunch at the first cafe that strikes your fancy, and take in a show or paint the town red by enjoying Parisian nightlife.
Day 3: Depart the city of lights after breakfast in a Parisian cafe. Hop a train to Burgundy where you’ll enjoy local wines with lunch before a bus ride into the Swiss Alps, ending the day in Geneva, Switzerland for dinner (and a dessert with fresh Chocolate).
Day 4: The hills are alive! Enjoy a steamboat ride across crystalline waters of Lake Geneva, and breathe the fresh mountain air with views of the Swiss Alps. This is a day where you’re free to take an outing into the Alps and enjoy the slower pace of alpine Europe.
Day 5: Depart Geneva early and take the train to Pisa, Italy! Take some photos in front of the Leaning Tower, and head to Tuscany for lunch. You can rent a car and drive from Pisa through Tuscany to Florence where you’ll get a room for the night.
Day 6: Rise early to explore the art, culture and cuisine of Florence! If you time it right you can take your car to nearby Venice where you’ll drop it off and explore the city on foot and/or by boat (there’s no driving in the city). Spend the night in romantic Venice in a room overlooking the canals.
Day 7: Take a train or drive a car north to Innsbruck, Austria where you’ll start your tour of Bavaria (Innsbruck to Munich). Even if you spend most of your day traveling, this is truly beautiful country to drive through and you’re certain to discover a new favorite restaurant, shop, or fairy-tale castle along the way.
Day 8: Take the train or drive to the Rhine Valley for a riverboat guided tour. Finish the night with a few glasses of local wine from a restaurant overlooking the Rhine.
Day 9: North to Amsterdam! Walk or bike the city during the day and enjoy an evening dinner cruise. These are fun because you’ll see Amsterdam’s famous nightlife from a boat slipping through the city’s canals.
Day 10: Wake early and head to Bruges, Belgium for a breakfast of chocolate waffles. Work off breakfast by walking this charming city. When you’re ready, take a train to Paris or London to catch your flight home.

Don’t miss anything with this 10-day excursion through Europe. Most trips leave something out, but that’s not going to happen this time. When you leave here, you’ll have photos, memories, and experiences that most everyone else only wishes for. If you want to see ALL of Europe, then you cannot skip out on this once-in-a-lifetime trip.

10 Days in Europe

Life in the uk and on the emerald isle.

Day 1: Arrive in London and check in to your hotel. Once that’s done, spend the balance of your day getting to know the city. Take a double-deck bus tour of the city. Visit Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, and get a good night’s sleep to avoid jet lag.
Day 2: Enjoy breakfast in London before hopping a tour bus to Stratford-Upon-Avon. Learn about Shakespeare’s life and grab a few literary souvenirs before taking a walking tour of York. Head to Bradford where you’ll spend the night and enjoy dinner in a classic English pub.
Day 3: Rise early and travel to the Lake District to visit the largest lake in England. Jump over to Gretna Green, home of the Anvil, and then rent a car or take a train to Glasgow. In Glasgow you will check out George Square and River Clyde. Enjoy dinner and spend the night in Glasgow, Scotland.
Day 4: From Glasgow to Edinburgh (take a train or hire a car)! Stroll through the city and check out the Royal Mile, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and the stunning Scottish Parliament building. Take a bus to get a sense of the city, or book a local tour of some of the most interesting attractions in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Day 5: Return to Glasgow to catch the morning ferry to Belfast, Northern Ireland. Once you arrive visit City Hall and the Queen’s University. History buffs can also make a trip to the harbor where the Titanic was built or tour Belfast Castle. As evening approaches, hire a car or hop a train to Dublin – it’s less than 2 hours away.
Day 6: Spend the day exploring some of the most famous landmarks in historic Dublin, Ireland. Visit Dublin Castle, the Georgian Squares, and have a pint at the Guinness storehouse. Leave time for a picnic lunch on the green at Trinity College and finish your busy day at an Irish Pub (ask a local for recommendations).
Day 7: On day seven of your trip hire a car in Dublin and drive to Kilkenny. Visit a castle and enjoy lunch here before driving to Waterford for a tour of the Waterford Crystal facilities. Spend the evening at a B&B in Waterford to rest up for the next few days.
Day 8: Depart Waterford early to catch the nearest ferry to Cardiff, Wales. Here you’ll spend the afternoon on a tour of stunning Cardiff Castle before enjoying a nightcap (or two).
Day 9: Take the train across the harbor to Bath (it’s about a 2 hour trip), where you’ll enjoy some stunning architecture (left by the Romans when they occupied this part of England during the days of the Roman Empire). From Bath it’s another few hours by train to Windsor. There you can enjoy a tour of Windsor Palace before returning to London to stay the night at an upscale hotel.
Day 10: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and late check-out in London before making your way to Heathrow for your flight home. If time allows and it’s a nice day, book a late flight and hire a driver to take you to a few historic landmarks around the city with your luggage packed and ready for your evening flight.

Why You’ll Love This Trip Across the UK and Ireland

Take a step back in time with this trip through Britain and Ireland. Visit some of the most iconic cities in Europe while you see some of the most breathtaking scenic views in all of the world. You’ll be going to a lot of places, so bring plenty of memory cards, camera film, batteries, and an explorer’s heart.

10 Day Tour of Europe

From rome to london.

Day 1: Arrive in Rome and check into your hotel. After dropping your luggage in the room, jump on a guided tour of the city for a taste of the unique history Rome is renowned for.
Day 2: Take the day to explore Rome’s most famous landmarks. Visit the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, the Roman Forum, and the Colosseum. If you have time, visit The Vatican. A busy day, but you’ll be energized by this iconic city (and the great Italian food you’ll eat!).
Day 3: Rise early and take the train to Siena where you’ll enjoy a more relaxed pace. Enjoy a slow lunch before making the trip to Venice where you’ll check in to your hotel and then enjoy a memorable dinner overlooking the world-famous canals.
Day 4: Enjoy Venice at your own pace! Relax aboard a gondola ride, visit St. Mark’s Square and the Bridge of Sighs. Venice is a beautiful city and you’re free to enjoy a full day there wandering this one-of-a-kind romantic gem.
Day 5: Take the train to the Swiss Alps! You’ll travel through stunning mountains in Northern Italy and Southern France on the way. This is a one-of-a-kind ride, so have your camera ready! Where you choose to stay in the Alps is up to you, leaving room for you to put your own twist on this fabulous 10-day itinerary. Lucerne, Zurich, and Geneva are all fantastic choices.
Day 6: Explore the alpine city of your choice and immerse yourself in the fresh air of the alps. This is a great day to take a hike and picnic, or enjoy a steamboat cruise of a nearby lake to get some fresh air and recharge during your 10-day trip.
Day 7: From Switzerland it’s on to the Black Forest of Germany. You can take a train, or rent a car one-way for this leg of the journey (whichever your budget and comfort-level allows … my preference is a car, but it can be more expensive). Finish the day in the Rhine Valley, where you can book dinner aboard a riverboat or overlooking the Rhine River.
Day 8: From the beautiful Rhine River Valley, take a train to Amsterdam. This is another beautiful travel day where you’ll experience the beauty of Germany and the Netherlands. Once you arrive in Amsterdam, check into your hotel then head out for a guided tour of the city. Do this via the canals if you can!
Day 9: This day is flexible. You can spend the entire day exploring points of interest in Amsterdam, or you can rent a car for the day to visit famous windmills or fields of tulips (season dependent). There are many nearby cities you can also visit for half of day 9 via car or train. However you choose to spend the day, enjoy dinner back in Amsterdam overlooking the canals. There are even dinner cruise boats. These offer a fabulous dining experience while enjoying the sights and sounds of Amsterdam’s (in)famous nightlife.
Day 10: Your final day has arrived. Eat an early breakfast then take the train through Paris to London. You can travel directly to London, or spend the morning in Paris, and finish the day at a London landmark you’ve always wanted to visit. If your budget allows, this itinerary offers the opportunity to extend your trip by a few days (both Paris and London are well worth the extra time).

Why This is the Perfect 10 Day European Adventure

Start low and head high with this trip from Rome to London. Check out the cities of Rome, Siena, Venice, the Swiss Alps, Black Forest, Rhine Valley, Amsterdam, and London. See the largest glacier in Europe, learn how cheese is made, indulge in the best wines, and consume the finest chocolates in the world.

10 Day Discover Europe Itinerary

Venice, munich, prague, berlin, amsterdam, london.

Day 1: Your plane arrives in Venice, Italy and you check into your hotel (ask for a room overlooking the canals). Spend a relaxing day walking Venice and enjoy your first meal in Europe: classic Italian with plenty of Chianti.
Day 2: Start your morning with a gondola ride where you’ll be immersed in the sights and sounds of Venice as you float through its famous canals. Enjoy an espresso and pastry before hitting St. Mark’s Square and snapping photos on Academia Bridge. You have flexibility to set your own schedule on Day 2 … if you like to see and do a lot, pack your day. If you want to ease into your tour of Europe, take it slow and enjoy every minute!
Day 3: After breakfast in Venice, board a train to Munich, Germany! This is a six or seven hour ride through some of the most beautiful parts of Europe, and you’ll arrive in time to check in to your hotel, stretch your legs, and unwind with a hearty meal and a pint of local brew.
Day 4: Spend most of this day exploring Munich’s historic sites. Alte Pinakothek, and the Munich Residenz are recommended, and Dachau (a former concentration camp) will be a sobering but memorable stop. After lunch board a train for Prague, where you can check in to your hotel before dinner and attending a performance at the opera (if that’s your thing).
Day 5: This is a day for exploring Prague. Take in the Communist Museum, enjoy some street food, and get to know the Czech Republic. This is a beautiful city with stunning architecture where just taking a walk offers a lesson in history.
Day 6: Rise early and board a train to Berlin where you’ll visit the Berlin Wall and Brandenburg Gate. There are some excellent restaurants in this city, and we recommend treating yourself to an upscale dinner while here. You’ll be spending Day 7 in Berlin as well, so don’t be afraid to indulge in a bottle of German wine or several pints of a local specialty. You’re on vacation, after all!
Day 7: There’s nothing like exploring a European city at a pace that suits you, and on Day 7 you have the freedom to tour Berlin however you like. Tempelhof Airport is a pretty cool place to visit … it’s a former airport that has been converted into a public part. A quirky place to enjoy a picnic lunch.
Day 8: After breakfast in Berlin, it’s off to Amsterdam by train or rental car (your choice – train will be simpler and cheaper). Day 8 is dedicated to cheese, and after checking in to your hotel you’ll tour a few cheese farmhouses to learn the art of cheese making, and sample a few of the delicacies this part of the world is known for. Finish the day with a few beers overlooking Amsterdam’s gorgeous canals.
Day 9: Rent a bicycle in the morning before the city gets busy, and travel the city the way the locals do. If you like, you can book a guided bike tour, which gives you some direction and ensures you’ll see some of the most interesting parts of Amsterdam. In the afternoon visit the Anne Frank House, and then board a train for London via Paris. You have the option to spend the night in either city. I recommend spending the night in Paris (how romantic!), but it’s up to you!
Day 10: If you spent the night in Paris, wake early for breakfast at a Parisian cafe, then a quick visit to the Eiffel Tower before boarding your train to London. Spend the afternoon visiting a few of your bucket-list landmarks in England’s capital city before catching your flight. Don’t be afraid to extend your trip by a few days to give yourself some extra time in Paris and/or London as well!

Why This is the Trip You Should Choose

If you ever wanted to know the heart of Europe, then this is the trip for you. You’ll start out in Venice and end up in Munich, Prague, Berlin, Amsterdam, and London. During your trip, you’ll experience guided tours designed to maximize your time and enjoyment. Ready to experience the heartbeat of Europe?

10 Day Trip to Europe

“the imperialist trip”.

Day 1: Arrive in Munich, Germany and take a taxi or shuttle to your hotel to check in and drop your luggage. After you settle in, take a tour of the city and enjoy a casual, budget-friendly lunch. Ask a local for a recommendation. In the afternoon, visit the Marienplatz, and treat yourself to an upscale dinner to kick off your trip to Europe in style!
Day 2: After breakfast in Munich, hop a train for a 2-hour ride to Regensburg. This is a great day trip from Munich, where you’ll be treated to a bucolic view of medieval life in Germany. After lunch, it’s a 3 hour train ride to Prague, where you’ll check in to your hotel and fuel up with a hearty dinner in the Czech Republic.
Day 3: Arrange a private tour with a local guide and visit historic sites in Prague such as the St. Vitus Cathedral and Prague Castle. After the tour, stroll through Old Town Square and take in the stunning architecture as you treat yourself to some world-famous street food and local beer.
Day 4: You’ll travel to Budapest on Day 4, and your method of transportation will depend on your budget, and how much time you hope to spend being there, vs. getting there. You can travel by car, train, or plane. If you can afford it, a one-way plane ticket is reasonable, and you’ll arrive in about an hour and a half. Expect 6+ hours by car or train. Even so, it’s a nice trip through Eastern Europe, so it isn’t wasted time. In Budapest, try to book a hotel room next to the river, and if you do fly in, spend your first day relaxing on a river cruise to take in this beautiful European city from the water.
Day 5: Today is wide-open for a whirlwind tour of Budapest. Visit Fisherman’s Bastion and snap some photos of the Parliament building and the beautiful Danube river. Join a guided tour of Budapest if you like, or relax on a riverboat cruise on the Danube (if you traveled here by train or car and didn’t have time the day before). Enjoy a hearty Hungarian dinner and get plenty of rest for a busy day ahead.
Day 6: Wake early, enjoy breakfast, and rent a car or take the train to Vienna, Austria! It’s between two and a half and three hours by either mode of transportation. The train is simpler and cheaper. After your late-morning arrival in Vienna, check in to your hotel and ask the maître d’ for a recommendation for an upscale lunch. Vienna offers diners some of the best cuisine in Europe so allow yourself to indulge while you’re here. After lunch, enjoy a guided, or self-directed tour of Vienna to take in this beautiful city and relax after a few days with lots of travel.
Day 7: Spend today exploring Vienna in earnest. Visit Hofburg Palace, the State Opera House, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. They’re all marvelous. If your budget allows, treat yourself to an upscale dinner and a night out at the opera house where you’re likely to take in the performance of a lifetime.
Day 8: This is an excellent day to rent a car one-way. Drive yourself from Vienna to the Wachau Valley where you’ll be treated to once-in-a-lifetime views of castles and nature. Photos will never do this stop justice. From there, continue across the full width of Austria to Salzburg, where you’ll drop off your rental car, check in to your hotel and enjoy a nightcap. You can take a train on this day if you don’t want to drive, but domestic one-way rentals in Austria are cheap and generally hassle free, and it’s a nice easy day to try driving in Europe.
Day 9: You’ll be traveling to Munich on Day 9, and when you leave is up to you. I recommend spending the day in Salzburg, and boarding your train mid to late afternoon. It’s a 2-hour train ride to Munich, and that leaves you time to check in to your hotel and enjoy a final dinner out in Europe.
Day 10: Once you check out of your hotel, consider renting a car for the day (especially if you have a late flight). Since you’ve already spent some time in Munich, this allows you to enjoy a day trip from the city while having your luggage secure in your car at any stops along the way. When you’ve soaked up your last few minutes of European bliss, drop your rental at the airport in Munich, and head home!

A History Lover’s Dream Trip Across Europe

Live the life of an imperial for ten days with this trip/journey. You start in Munich and travel across the European countryside. During your visit, you end up in Regensburg, Prague, Budapest, Vienna, the Wachau Valley, and Salzburg. Here, you’ll see the rich history and culture that has defined the Eastern European Capitals.

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10 day Europe Itinerary : 8 PERFECT 10 Day Europe Trips for the BEST vacay! (2024)

When you start planning your 10 day europe itinerary, you will realize how hard it is to squeeze so many wonderful cities and countries into one trip. that is why here’s a few diiferent itineraries for your 10 day trip to europe. from a 10 days eastern europe itinerary to a europe train itinerary 10 days, it has many options.

Europe is a continent of unparalleled beauty, where the rich history and diverse cultures come together to create a unique and enchanting atmosphere.

From the stunning architecture of Gothic cathedrals and medieval castles to the picturesque landscapes of rolling hills and snow-capped mountains, Europe is a feast for the senses.

Whether you’re an art lover, a foodie, a history buff, or simply seeking adventure, Europe has something to offer everyone!

Planning a 10 day European vacation itinerary is tedious and if you want to plan a trip to Europe for 10 days; I have curated a list of 8 different itineraries for 10 day trips to Europe.

Want to explore Europe in Summer or Winter ? Prefer Western Europe’s charm or Eastern Europe’s calm Want to experience the magic of Christmas or simply ride through trains as you hop through the continent?

You decide!

Recommended tours for your Europe trip –

Half-Day Tour to Hallstatt from Salzburg
Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi Full-Day Tour from Naples
Belgian Chocolate Making Workshop with Tastings in Brussels

Suggested hotels for Europe itinerary –

Hôtel Univers in Nice
Hôtel Le Bastia in Corsica
Unico Relais in Naples

Red house in a snow landscape in Finland on a 10 day Europe Itinerary 10 days

Summer in Europe is a much-awaited time, bringing a respite from the biting cold and is the best time to plan 10 day Europe trips.

But it also is a time for some outdoor visits, maybe sunbathing on the beach! So, here I have for you a 10 day Europe itinerary for you to enjoy some warmth and sunshine!

10 day Europe itinerary 1

Summer in europe itinerary 10 days.

Countries – France, Monaco, Italy

Cities / Islands – Nice, Monte Carlo, Corsica, Sardinia, Amalfi Coast

Day 1, 2 – Nice

On your first day, discover the historic charm of Nice’s Old Town, with its maze of narrow streets and colourful buildings.

Get lost in the city’s fascinating past at the Nice Côte d’Azur Museum, or indulge your senses at the vibrant Cours Saleya market , brimming with delicious fruits, vegetables, and fragrant blooms.

End your day with a sunset stroll along the stunning Promenade des Anglais.

For a breath-taking view of the city and the sea on the second day, take a hike to the top of Château Hill and explore its historic landmarks, including the Castle Hill Cemetery and the Jardins Albert I.

And don’t forget to visit some of Nice’s famous beaches, such as Plage Beau Rivage and Plage Castel, for a refreshing dip in the azure waters of the Mediterranean!

Where to stay in Nice?

Hôtel Univers – Located in the heart of the city and only minutes away from the Nice old town, this hotel in Nice is near the famous flower market at Cours Saleya.

Day 3 – Monte Carlo

Located just 20 kilometres away, take a half-hour train ride to spend a day in Monte Carlo, Monaco .

Fancy trying your luck? Head to the roulette wheel at the Monte Carlo Casino or visit the Oceanographic Museum and the Prince’s Palace.

Wander around the Old Town or visit the Saint Nicholas Cathedral and Palace Square. For a refreshing dip or some sunbathing, head to the Lavrotto beach in the late afternoon.

Late night and a stroll around Port Hercule is a must, with its beautiful wobbling yachts. Or, take a drink at Casino Square.

Return to Nice for your onward journey.

Where to stay in Monte Carlo?

Port Palace —This pet-friendly 4-star boutique hotel in Monaco is right in the centre of the legendary Grand Prix circuit. It offers amenities like private parking and free Wi-Fi .

Day 4, 5 – Corsica

You can either cruise through the Mediterranean on a ferry from Nice to Ajaccio, the capital, which will take around 6 hours or simply fly down into Ajaccio in fifty minutes.

The first day in Corsica is all about exploring the panorama of Ajaccio.

Visit the historic city centre, replete with some famed landmarks including the Maison Bonaparte , the ancestral home of Napolean Bonaparte, Musee Fesch and the Imperial Chapel.

The Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption is an eye-catching architectural marvel.

Break from the crowd and head to the Pointe de la Parata and the Route des Sanguinaires or Plage d’ Argent for some beach time.

On your second day, head to the south of the island to the beaches of Palombaggia and Santa Giulia, some of the finest in Europe! Drive through the hills of southern Corsica to explore the charming town of Bonifacio.

Where to stay in Corsica?

Hôtel Le Bastia —This 3-star hotel in Corsica is perfect for travellers. It has an indoor swimming pool, spacious rooms, a fitness centre, and free Wi-Fi. It is located only 1.5 kilometres from Saint Joseph Beach.

Boats and colourful houses with mountains behind in Nice on a 10 day Europe Itinerary 10 days

Day 6 – Santa Teresa di Gallura, Sardinia

From Bonifacio, you can take a direct ferry to Santa Teresa di Gallura, Sardinia, which can be covered in 50 minutes.

The charming town of Santa Teresa di Gallura is known for its beautiful beaches.

Visit the Torre di Longosardo for some city mesmerizing views or straightaway relax on the famous beaches of Rena Bianca and Capo Testa.

See the Piazza Vittorio Emanuele and the Church of Santa Lucia for insights into Italian architecture. The Valle della Luna is a marvellous natural landscape of rolling hills and lush greenery.

Day 7 – Alghero & Sassari, Sardinia

Take a bus to the charming city of Alghero, around 140 kilometres away.

Its historic city centre is famous for cobbled streets, traditional architecture and quaint shops. Visit the Cathedral Santa Maria, the Church of St. Michael, the Church of St. Barbara and the Piazza Civica.

See Neptune’s Gotto, a stunning natural cave and the Coral Museum or simply relax on the beaches of Le Bombarde or Lazzaretto.

Travel to the city of Sassari, around 40 minutes away by bus.

See the Piazza d’ Italia and the Palazzo della Provincia. The Cathedral of St. Nicholas is just a few minutes away. Admire the façade of the Palazzo Ducale.

People lounging by the beach in Sardinia in front of colourful houses on a 10 day Europe Itinerary 10 days

Day 8 – Cagliari, Sardinia

Take a train to Cagliari from Sassari, which will take around 4 hours. Sardinia is one of the warmest places in Europe in May and worth a visit on your 10 day Europe itinerary.

Start your day at the medieval Castello district to visit the Archaeological Museum, Porta Cristina, Cagliari Cathedral, Bastione San Remy and the Palazzo vice Regio.

Head to the Poetto or the Sella del diavolo beach for a dip and explore the local scene at the Sam Benedetto Market. End your day with a sunset stroll along the Marina, with its many yachts and boats.

Where to stay in Cagliari?

Albergo Diffuso Birkin Castello – The best thing about this hotel in Cagliari is its location. With its delicious breakfast spread, elegant rooms, and friendly staff, Albergo Diffuso Birkin Castello is a lovely place to stay in Cagliari.

Day 9 – Naples, Italy

Take a direct flight from Cagliari to Naples in Italy , which is of around 1 hour.

Explore around Naples, starting at the Piazza del Plebiscito, admiring the Royal Palace and the San Francesco di Paola church. Visit the Castle dell’ Ovo and gorge down on some relishing pizza!

Explore the historic city centre, see the Santa Maria degli Angeli church and end your day at the vibrant Spaccanapoli street, lined with cafes.

Where to stay in Naples?

Unico Relais —This Naples hotel is in the center of the city’s historical district. The beautifully designed rooms ensure a comfortable stay, and the friendly host will help you make the most of your trip.

Day 10 – Amalfi Coast (Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi)

I would highly recommend this Full-day tour of Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi from Naples , as it will be a complete experience of the Amalfi coast within a short time and will be a perfect end to this 10 day Europe tour!

A view of the sea with flowers and turrets in Campania one of the Warmest places in Europe in April

10 Day Europe itinerary 2

Western europe itinerary 10 days.

Countries – France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Germany

Cities – Paris, Brussels, Luxembourg City, Amsterdam, Berlin, Munich

Western Europe is a region which is known for its rich history, diverse cultures and breathtaking landscapes. This part of Europe is home to some of the most iconic cities, landmarks, and tourist destinations in the world, which will no doubt be the best 10 day Europe trip.

Learn more about this in the following Western Europe itinerary 10 days.

Day 1, 2 – Paris

One Day 1 of your 10 days trips to Europe, head to the Eiffel Tower and admire the view of the City of Light! Be sure to book in advance in order to skip the lines. Take a stroll through the lush green Champ de Mars Park.

Visit the Louvre Museum , one of the most famous museums in the world. Walk through Tuileries Garden, a lovely park that connects the Louvre with the Place de la Concorde, a square with historic importance.

The Notre Dame Cathedral, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica and the Musée d’Orsay are some of the other must-see spots in Paris. Make sure you also take this 1-hour River Seine Cruise and admire the sights of Paris from the waterfront!

Day 3, 4 – Paris to Brussels & exploring Brussels

Take the early morning Thalys train from Paris to Brussels, which takes around one and a half hours. You can check the tickets here .

On the 3rd day of this Western Europe itinerary 10 days, Start your trip at the Grand Palace and admire the stunning architecture of the guildhalls and the Town Hall. Take a short walk to see the famous Manneken Pis statue. Be sure to treat yourself to some Belgian waffles on the way!

Walk to the Royal Palace of Brussels, which is the official palace of Belgian royalty and is open to the public in the summer. See the unique Atomium , built as a testimony to scientific advancement. Art lovers must visit the Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium.

Since you are in the Chocolate Capital of the World, make sure to try some Belgian chocolate. Why not do this Belgian Chocolate Workshop ?

On your next day, head to the city of Bruges , around 90 kilometres away from Brussels and an hour’s train journey away.

Famous for its lacemaking tradition, explore the city’s picturesque canals and medieval architecture such as the Belfry of Bruges, the Markt and the Basilica of Holy Blood.

Visit the Church of Our Lady, Groening Museum and, most importantly, the Chocolate Museum!

Head back to Brussels in the evening and finish your day by trying some delicious Belgian beer!

The arc de triomphe in autumn in Paris on a 10 day Europe Itinerary 10 days

Day 5 – Brussels to Luxembourg & exploring Luxembourg city

Take a direct flight to Luxembourg city, which will be of around 1 hour. Day 5 of 10 Day European trip and you are now in Luxembourg city, the Gibraltar of the North!

Visit the Casemates du Block, a series of underground tunnels and passages part of the city’s fortifications.

Next head to the Grand Ducal Palace, the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, featuring a mix of architectural styles.

Stroll through the Place d’Armes, a famous public square with many cafes, and soak in the sights from the Chemin de la Corniche, known as Europe’s most beautiful balcony!

Take a walk through Grund, a charming historic district, and visit Fort Thüngen . The Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean is a must visit for the art lovers.

Day 6, 7 – Luxembourg city to Amsterdam & exploring Amsterdam

You can take either the train or a flight to Amsterdam. The train journey will take around 4 hours whereas flight time will be one hour, but tickets may get expensive.

In the afternoon, head to the Anne Frank house , the hiding place where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary during World War II.

Next, visit the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum for their famed art collections. Take a canal cruise through Amsterdam’s picturesque canals.

On the next day, visit Dam Square, featuring the Royal Palace and the National Monument.

Wander through the charming & historic Jordaan neighbourhood and visit the Heineken beer brewery. Buy colourful flowers at the Bloemenmarkt, Amsterdam’s floating flower market.

Day 8, 9 – Amsterdam to Berlin & exploring Berlin

There are direct flights between Amsterdam and Berlin, with a flight time of around one hour.

First day in Berlin? Head out to visit historic landmarks such as Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag Building and the Berlin Wall Memorial .

Stop by Checkpoint Charlie, the former crossing point between East and West Germany, with exhibits and memorials dedicated to those affected by the division.

Pay respects to the millions of Jews who perished at the hands of the Nazis. End your day at the Alexanderplatz, the central square, with cafes, shops and the iconic TV tower.

Next day, visit Museum Island with its five famous museums. Proceed to the Berliner Dom, the largest church in Berlin and stroll the East Side Gallery, the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall.

Cold War buffs would want to visit the DDR Museum, to learn about life in East Germany during the Cold War.

Day 10 – Berlin to Munich

Direct flight to Munich and you will reach in an hour or so.

Start your day at the Marienplatz, and see the famous Glockenspiel on the New Town Hall and the statue of the Virgin Mary. Head over to the nearby Viktualienmarkt and enjoy a traditional Bavarian breakfast of sausages, pretzels, and beer.

Take a short walk to the Frauenkirche, Munich’s iconic twin-towered cathedral. Enjoy a traditional German meal and a litre of beer at the Hofbräuhaus, one of Munich’s oldest beer halls.

Finish your day with a visit to the Deutsches Museum , one of the largest science museums in the world.

A boat passing under a bridge near the Bode Museum in Berlin on a 10 day Europe Itinerary 10 days

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Northern europe itinerary 10 days.

Countries – United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland

Cities – London, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki

With its picturesque cities, charming towns, and breathtaking fjords, Northern Europe is a haven for those seeking outdoor adventures, cultural immersions, and unparalleled beauty. Doesn’t this call for a 10 day Europe trip?

Thinking of visiting Northern Europe in 10 days? Look no further as we bring to you a Northern Europe itinerary to do a 10 day tour of Europe!

Day 1, 2 – London

On arrival in London on this northern Europe itinerary, head out to explore some of London’s famous attractions such as the Big Ben , the Tower of London, the Kensington Palace, Westminster Abbey , Houses of Parliament and ride aboard the London Eye, the hallmarks of any Europe trip itinerary 10 days.

See the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace.

Head to the British Museum to discover over two million years of history and culture! End your first day experiencing London’s pub scene.

On day 2 of your 10 day European trip, visit Madam Tussauds wax museum and the Warner Bros. Museum – must visit for Potterheads! Take a stroll through Hyde Park or Regent’s Park or go shopping on Oxford Street or visit Camden Market for some quirky finds.

What better way to end your day than to visit the London Dungeons for a scary experience?

Day 3, 4 – London to Copenhagen and exploring Copenhagen

Fly down to Copenhagen with a direct flight from London, taking around 2 hours.

On Day 3 of your Europe 10 Day Trip, visit the iconic Little Mermaid statue at Langelinie pier.

Take a stroll on the grounds of the Kastellat , a star-shaped fortress. Witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Amalienborg Palace, the official residence of the Danish royal family

Take a canal boat tour from the Nyhavn harbor for a unique view of the city, lined with historic houses and boats.

Next, gaze upon the Christiansborg Palace, the seat of the Danish government.

End the day by visiting the scenic Tivoli Gardens. Next day, visit the Rosenborg Castle and explore the Rundetårn or do some shopping in Strøget, the longest pedestrian shopping street in Europe!

For a surreal experience head to Freetown Christiania, a self-governing neighbourhood. End the day with a drink at one of the city’s many cosy bars or pubs.

Colourful buildings in Copenhagen by the river on a 10 day Europe Itinerary 10 days

Day 5, 6 – Copenhagen to Oslo and exploring Oslo

Choose between a direct train from Copenhagen to Oslo, which takes around 8 hours, taking a flight of around an hour. You can check the train tickets here .

Oslo is a must-visit city for your 10 days trip to Europe.

Start your day at the Viking Ship Museum, which houses the world’s best-preserved Viking ships. Head to the Oslofjord for a sightseeing cruise on an electric boat and enjoy scenic views of the city. Take a guided tour to explore the Akershus Fortress, which has stood in Oslo for over 700 years!

On Day 2, stroll through Vigeland Park, the largest sculpture park in the world created by a single artist!

The Fram Museum , houses the famous Norwegian polar exploration ship, the Fram and is a must-visit to learn about Norwegian polar exploration.

Your day ends with a tour of the Royal Palace of Oslo, as you explore its opulent interiors and learn about the history of the Norwegian monarchy.

Bonus spots:

· City Hall, known for the Nobel Prize Award ceremony!

· Norwegian Parliament

· National Theatre

· Oslo Opera House

Day 7, 8 – Oslo to Stockholm & exploring Stockholm

You can take a direct high-speed train from Oslo to Stockholm, which takes around 6 hours, or fly down in around an hour. You can check the train tickets here .

10 day trips to Europe are incomplete without visiting Stockholm, the Venice of the North!

Start your day at the Paradox Museum , an interactive museum dedicated to optical illusions and brain teasers. Next, head to the Royal Palace of Stockholm, one of the largest palaces in Europe, to know about the Swedish Monarchy.

End your first day at Fotografiska , a contemporary photography museum that showcases works by renowned photographers from around the world.

2nd day of your 10 day Europe tour, and you ought to visit Djurgården, an island in central Stockholm to see the ABBA Museum and the Vasa Museum, home to the world’s only preserved 17th-century warship.

Your next spot is the Nobel Museum, which celebrates the Nobel Prize and the achievements of its laureates.

End your day by gazing upon the sunset along Strandvägen Boulevard, one of Stockholm’s most picturesque streets, filled with cafes and restaurants for a sumptuous meal.

Consider availing of this Stockholm Go City All-Inclusive Pass , through which you can enjoy over 45+ attractions in Stockholm!

Day 9, 10 – Stockholm to Helsinki & exploring Helsinki

Stockholm to Helsinki takes around 11 hours by train and I would recommend taking a direct flight which would be around 55 minutes.

As your 10 days Europe itinerary comes to an end, you will now find yourself in Finland, and its capital, the White City of the North!

A symbol of the city’s stunning architecture, the Helsinki Cathedral is where you should start your day, with its stunning white pillars and Senate Square, a place to admire!

You can also choose to Explore Helsinki in 1 hour with a Local and visit the Uspenski Cathedral and Temppeliaukion Church.

The Ateneum showcases Finnish art from the 18th century to the present day and has some marvellous pieces on display – a must for art lovers.

Sample traditional Finnish food and buy souvenirs in the orange hue of the sunset at the Market Square.

Hustle towards the Suomenlinna on your second day, a sea fortress consisting of six islands by taking a ferry and admire gorgeous views of the Baltic Sea.

Next, head to Seurasaari Open-Air Museum, which features over 80 traditional Finnish buildings from different eras and regions to learn about how people lived and worked in Finland over the centuries.

Finish your second day by visiting the Sibelius Monument, a unique one made up of over 600 steel tubes!

Scenic view of the old town of Stockholm in Sweden on a 10 day European trip Itinerary 10 day Europe trip

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Eastern europe itinerary 10 days.

Countries – Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Kosovo, North Macedonia

Cities – Bucharest, Sofia, Belgrade, Pristina, Skopje

Eastern Europe is a treasure trove for history buffs, adventure seekers, and for those looking for off-beat destinations. You can discover medieval castles, vibrant cities, traditional villages and some mind-blowing landscapes while planning a eastern Europe trip in 10 days.

This Eastern Europe Itinerary 10 days is for those wanting to experience post-Soviet countries in all their majesty!

Day 1, 2 – Bucharest

Take a tour of the Palace of the Parliament, the second-largest administrative building in the world!

The nearby Old Town is renowned for its 19th-century architecture, especially the Stavropoleos Monastery, the National Museum of Romanian History, and the Old Court Palace.

Stretch your legs at Herastrau Park, and check out the beautiful Herastrau Lake and the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum.

On the 2nd day of the 10 days trip to Europe’s East, head to the Roman Athenaeum, which hosts classical music concerts.

Feel the history of communist rule come alive at the Revolution Square and the House of the Free Press and the magnificent architectural marvel of the Patriarchal Cathedral.

End your trip with a visit to the palatial Mogoșoaia Palace.

Day 3, 4 – Sofia

A direct train to Sofia takes around 9 hours from Bucharest, whereas a direct flight would be of one and half hour. Sofia is famous for its neo-Byzantine style architecture and is a beautiful city to explore on your 10 days in Europe itinerary.

On your first day, experience this marvel in the imposing structures of the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral , Boyana Church and the Saint Sofia Church.

Head to the National Museum of History for a lesson on Bulgarian history or wander through the beautiful Borisovo Gradina Park.

On the next day, visit the impressive Ivan Vazov National Theatre , just to admire its beauty or to catch a show! To understand more about Bulgaria’s socialist past, visit the Museum of Socialist Art.

Take the cable car to the top of Vitoshi Mountain and enjoy the sun setting over Sofia!

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Day 5, 6 – Belgrade

There are no direct trains to Belgrade from Sofia and you will have to switch trains from Nis in Serbia. Prefer taking a direct bus, taking around 6 hours, or a flight, taking around 1 hour.

Your day should start with a visit to the Kalemegdan Fortress and Park, with its striking size and beautiful greenery. See the glory of the Church of Saint Sava and walk along the Knez Mihailova, with its many cafes and shops, perfect for souvenir shopping.

On day 2 of this 10 day Europe itinerary, learn about the life and work of Nikola Tesla at his Museum . Fancy understanding Yugoslav’s history? Visit the Museum of Yugoslav History or the Serbian Military Museum.

End your day with a visit to the Skadarlija which comes to life in the evenings and snack on Slavic cuisine!

Day 7, 8 – Pristina

Only buses ply between Belgrade and Kosovo, covering the distance in around five hours.

As pristine as its name, this beautiful city is perfect if you want to avoid the crowd of tourists.

On reaching Pristina, head to the National Museum of Kosovo to understand the country’s history and culture. Next, go to the Ethnographic Museum to see exhibits on Kosovo’s traditional way of life. Stop by the Skanderbeg Square and gaze upon the statue of Albanian National hero Skanderbeg.

Shop for souvenirs at the Pristina Bazaar or enjoy some lush scenery at Germia Park.

Next day, see the Gračanica Monastery and the Mother Teresa Cathedral, with its beautiful frescoes. Soak in the country’s young and hopeful spirit by visiting the Newborn Monument and meander through Bill Clinton boulevard!

Day 9, 10 – Skopje

A direct train journey of around 3 hours and you will find yourself in Skopje!

You can take this Best of Skopje City Tour , an 8-hour experience of exploring this beautiful city!

Nestled along the Vardar River, the Kale Fortress offers a majestic sight for the eyes. Cross the famous Stone Bridge of Skopje and reach the Old Bazaar for some shopping and eating, and visit the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, with its intricate decorations.

Make your way to the memorial of Mother Teresa, who was born in Skopje! End your eventful day at the Macedonian Square, surrounded by statues, fountains and historic buildings.

Next day, a history lesson at the Skopje City Museum , followed by a short walk to the Sveti Spas Church. Hike to the Millenium Cross on Mount Vodno and see some beautiful views.

Your day ends with a visit to the Skopje Aqueduct, a legacy of the Roman empire still standing today and a quick visit to the Sultan Murat Mosque.

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Central europe itinerary 10 days.

Countries – Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary

Cities – Warsaw, Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest

With this Central Europe itinerary 10 days long, embark on a journey that will take you through the heart of this diverse and fascinating region, replete with history and culture. This 10 day Central Europe itinerary will take you through some of the most beautiful cities of Europe and will be a perfect 10 day tour of Europe.

Day 1, 2 – Warsaw

Start your sightseeing in Warsaw by visiting the Old Town, with its colourful streets and medieval buildings. See the magnificent Throne Room and Great Apartment of the Royal Castle.

Experience the Warsaw uprising of 1944 by visiting the Warsaw Uprising Museum.

Take a stroll in Łazienki Park and watch in awe at the imposing height of the Palace of Culture & Science, the 6th tallest building in the European Union!

Next day, head to the POLIN Museum to learn about Polish Jews and the Museum of Life under Communism. Art lovers would not want to miss the Royal Lazienki Museum.

End your trip by strolling along the boulevard or cruising through the Vistula River.

Day 3, 4 – Prague

You can take a train to Prague from Warsaw, which will take around 8 hours or fly down in one and a half hours.

Prague Castle has stunning architectural features with beautiful views of the city. Be sure to visit the St. Vitus Cathedral in the complex.

The Old Town has some of the city’s best medieval sights, such as the Old Town Square, Tyn Church and Old Town Hall. Take photos along the John Lennon wall or go hunting for some monuments in Prague that are quirky with some history!

The Jewish quarter of the city has a rich history and cultural heritage, with an accompanying Museum. See the imposing sight of the Astronomical Clock or get confused in the Museum of Senses and the Illusion Art Museum.

Be sure to try some traditional Czech cuisine, such as goulash or dumplings, along with famed Czech Beer.

Day 5, 6 – Vienna

Vienna is around 5 hours by train and 50 minutes by direct flight from Prague.

On your 10 day tour of Europe, you are now in the City of Music & Dreams!

The Hofburg Palace is the perfect start to your day, as you witness the majesty of the Imperial Apartments, the Silver Collection and the nearby Sisi Museum.

Next, head to the Belvedere Palace for an impressive collection of art and the St. Stephens Cathedral for lessons in religion and history. Make a quick stop at Mozarthaus , the residence of legendary painter Mozart!

Head to the Schönbrunn Palace to see some amazing views of the city. The Kunsthistorisches Museum is a must if you want to see famous artistic works.

End your sojourn with a visit to the Vienna State Opera with either a tour of the building or by enjoying a live performance. If you’re looking to spend more time here, this Austria itinerary should help!

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Day 7, 8 – Bratislava

Bratislava is just 80 kilometres away from Vienna, so you can take a cab, train or ferry, all of which will take less than two hours.

Start your day at the charming Old Town with its Baroque architecture and street sculptures. Stop at the Bratislava Castle and City Museum for a lesson in history.

The St. Michael’s Gate and the St. Martin’s Cathedral are truly an imposing sight to behold!

The Primatial Palace is another masterpiece of Gothic architecture housing the City Gallery with a collection of 17th-century art masterpieces.

A sunset stroll along the Danube River promenade is the perfect end to the first day.

On the second visit the Slavin Memorial and the Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum . A visit to Devin Castle will offer some panoramic views!

End your second day by dancing at a pub or simply strolling through the Sad Janka Krala or the Bratislava Forest Park.

Day 9, 10 – Budapest

Located about 200 kilometres away, you can reach Budapest from Bratislava by train, bus, cab or, if you are ambitious, driving yourself, within 3 hours.

The day starts with a visit to the imposing Hungarian Parliament building , one of the largest in Europe! The Danube is your companion as you admire the views of the Buda Castle and the Chain Bridge.

For stunning city views, visit the Matthias Church and the Fisherman’s Bastion or take a cable car ride aboard the Castle Hill Funicular. What better way to end the first day than relaxing in Széchenyi Thermal Baths , making a 10 day trips to Europe trip totally worth it

On Day 2, you can take this 2 hour Private Tuk Tuk Tour for a customized travel experience, with a quick drive to Heroes Square, followed by the Hungarian State Opera House.

Explore the Jewish Quarter which is home to the Dohany Street Synagogue and drive to Gellert Hill for scenic views.

Fancy another bath? Take a dip in the Gellert Baths!

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Christmas in europe itinerary 10 days.

Countries – France, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary

Cities – Strasbourg, Nuremberg, Vienna, Prague, Budapest

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Christmas is the most magical time in Europe as the continent is transformed into a winter wonderland, with twinkling lights, festive decorations, and bustling Christmas markets in every city. A Christmas trip will hands down be the best 10 day trip to Europe!

Have a look at the 10 day Christmas in Europe itinerary for you to plan a Europe trip for 10 days during Christmas and experience this enchanting time of the year!

Day 1, 2 – Strasbourg, France

Known as the Christmas Capital of the world, Strasbourg transforms into a dreamy city, with its elaborate decorations and twinkling lights.

Experience the magic of Strasbourg Christkindelsmärik or Christmas Market at Place Broglie, the largest in Europe, and sample some treats such as mulled wine, gingerbread and roasted chestnuts as you browse the stalls selling crafts, ornaments, and other holiday goods.

See the majestic and glittering Great Christmas Tree on Place Kléber, which is over 30 meters tall!

Head to the Strasbourg Cathedral, a stunning masterpiece, which is beautifully adorned with lights at Christmas, located in the Petite France district, with its own medieval touch evident with its narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and picturesque canals.

But wait! That’s not it! Strasbourg has over 10 different Christmas markets so why not try market hopping?

Day 3, 4 – Nuremberg

Direct buses and trains are available between Strasbourg and Nuremberg, with a total travel time of fewer than 5 hours.

Nuremberg is the home of Germany’s most famous Christkindlesmarkt , located right in the medieval centre of the city. You can easily spend an entire day in this market, sampling Glühwein and munching some Lebkuchen, Früchtebrot and Sausage. Buy some prune men as souvenirs!

You will be surprised to find some wares all the way from Provence, Scotland, Italy and Ukraine as the Nuremberg market also has stalls from its sister cities!

You will also see a number of magnificent church spires all around the city and overlooking the market. The Fraunkirche church is particularly impressive and is beautifully decorated. Also, visit the St. Sebaldus and Lorenzkirche churches.

After all the Christmas merriment, if you still have some time, head to the Nuremberg Castle and the Germanisches National Museum .

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A direct train to Vienna from Nuremberg will take around 4 and half hours. Or, you can simply fly down in 1 hour 10 minutes.

Vienna is nothing less than a fairy tale during Christmas with hundreds of beautiful shops adorning its many Christmas markets and has to be on your Europe 10 days itinerary for Christmas.. The Christkindlesmarkt, located in front of the Rathaus city hall is the most famous!

Or you can choose to head to the Belvedere market, right in front of the Belvedere Palace. The Palace itself is embellished with lights making it a perfect spot for a click.

While roaming the markets, sip on some Weihnachtspunsch to keep the cold at bay while munching down on chestnuts and sausages.

Feel the miracle come alive at the Advent Concerts or walk along the Rathaus Park and the Kärntner Straße to gaze upon charming chandeliers!

Day 7, 8 – Prague

Train and bus take around 5 hours to reach Prague from Vienna, whereas the flight time is of around 50 minutes.

Prague becomes a winter wonderland during Christmas, with the entire city lighting up and locals and tourists thronging its many Christmas Markets. The main Christmas Market is in Old Town Square, right before the imposing Christmas Tree draped with blazing lights.

Sample some unique Czech dishes such as trdelnik, rybi polevka or langos and wash them down with some Czech beers or wine, as Christmas carols fill the day with joy!

Join the Advent Cruise over the Vltava River for a sightseeing session of the city, with carols and mulled wine to keep you company or head to the Prague Opera House or the National Theatre for a special Christmas show such as the Nutcracker Ballet!

Day 9, 10 – Budapest

Direct train, bus and flight services exist between Prague and Budapest with the former taking around 7 hours each and the latter around 1 hour and 10 minutes.

A 10 day vacation itinerary during Christmas is incomplete without a visit to Budapest!

Head to the Vörösmarty Square Christmas Market and immerse yourself under its many lights, and shops and relish the fragrance from its many eateries!

Try some savoury Hungarian cuisine such as sült kolbász, Kürtőskalács and tökipompos and purchase some souvenirs.

Try your hand at ice skating at the Varosliget Ice Rink or hop on a Christmas tram to enjoy a festive ride through the city’s twinkling boroughs. Attend an enchanting Christmas concert at the St. Matthias Church.

Want some respite from the cold? Head to the Széchenyi or Gellert Thermal baths.

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Europe by train itinerary 10 days.

Countries – United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany

Cities – London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin

Planning a trip to Europe in a short amount of time? Then this 10 day train trip in Europe is perfect for you! Board the ‘“Wanderlust Express’ as it cruises through Europe. A 10 day European road trip is also possible with this itinerary.

10 day trips to Europe can also be easily covered by trains since the rail system is well developed.

Get to know more in this Europe train itinerary 10 days!

Your 10 day train trip in Europe starts from London. For a guide on what to do in London, have a look at the itineraries above.

Day 3, 4 – Paris

Catch the high-speed Eurostar rail service from London St. Pancras Station to Paris Gare du Nord station, through the undersea Channel Tunnel! The travel time is around 2 hours and 40 minutes.

You can book tickets and check for fare and time here . I have also provided a detailed itinerary for Paris above.

Day 5, 6 – Brussels

Multiple Thalys high-speed trains run between Paris and Brussels, with a travel time of around 1 hour and 30 minutes. Check for tickets and fare on the Thalys website.

Wondering how to spend your two days in Brussels? Have a look at the itineraries above.

Day 7, 8 – Amsterdam

Thalys trains cover the distance between Brussels and Amsterdam within 2 hours and are a preferred choice for all commuters between the two beautiful cities. The tickets can be booked via the Thalys website.

I have provided a detailed itinerary for Amsterdam above. Take a look to plan your two-day halt here.

Day 9, 10 – Berlin

NS International, a Dutch operator, and Deutsche Bahn Intercity, a German operator, ply multiple high-speed rails on this route, covering a distance of around 650 kilometres within 7 hours.

The choice is yours; NS International tickets are relatively cheaper. It can be booked here .

For those wishing to take the Deutsche Bahn Intercity Express, you can book the ticket through this website .

A detailed itinerary for a 2-day trip to Berlin has already been provided above.

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Winter in europe itinerary 10 days.

Countries – Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria

Cities – Berne, Interlaken, Vaduz, Malbun, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Hallstatt

Winter in Europe is a magical time of year, with snowy landscapes, festive markets, and plenty of seasonal activities to enjoy.

If you wish to explore Europe’s winter beauty, go through this winter Europe itinerary 1Winter in Europe is a magical time of year, with snowy landscapes, festive markets, and plenty of seasonal activities to enjoy. The distances between two destinations are close, so you can also use this as a 10 day European road trip.

10 day trips to Europe during winter can give you an opportunity to explore some of the less explored areas of the continent.

If you wish to explore Europe’s winter beauty, go through this winter Europe itinerary 10 days!

Day 1 – Berne

Winter means the entire city of Berne is covered in snow and has a heavenly look to it.

The Old Town looks especially magnificent, as you stroll through its narrow alleys gazing upon impressive sandstone buildings.

See the impressive façade of the Zytglogge Clock Tower and head up to the top of the Bernese Minster for an impressive view of the Alps.

Gaze upon the heart of Swiss democracy at the Parliament Building or simply enjoy the snow at Parliament Square. You will be impressed to see over 100 fountains in Berne!

You can choose to visit the Christmas Market of Berne while stopping by the Einstein House.

Unwind at Kornhauskeller for some food and drinks.

Day 2, 3, 4 – Interlaken

The direct train is the best option to reach Interlaken, taking only 50 minutes.

Located just below the majestic Alps, Interlaken represents the best of Switzerland during winter.

Head to the Harder Kulm mountain located above the town for a breath-taking view of the Alps, with the emerald-coloured waters of Lake Thun and Lake Brienz in the distance.

With lots of winter activities, choose between paragliding, sledging, kayaking or skiing or do all of them, if you are an adventure buff!

On your second day, take a train to Grindelwald, a beautiful town nestled in the Alpine valley. Spend some time in the old town with hot cocoa in hand.

From there, take the Eiger Express cable car to Jungfraujoch, the Top of Europe! Visit the Sphinx Observatory and the Ice Palace or hike through the Eiger Trail. Remember to appreciate the stunning views from the top.

Return to Berne for your onward journey to Vaduz, Liechtenstein!

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Day 5, 6 – Vaduz & Malbun

I suggest driving to Vaduz in Liechtenstein as you will be treated to some mesmerizing views of the freshly snowed Alps. The drive will take around 2 hours. But you can also take a direct train from Bern to Vaduz, of around 4 hours.

Upon reaching Vaduz, head to Vaduz Castle, which is the iconic landmark of the city. A short walk from the Castle is the Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein which houses several artworks.

Philatelists would be in for a treat at the Postage Stamp Museum. Want a history lesson of Liechtenstein? Head to the Liechtenstein National Museum.

On your second day, drive or take a bus to Malbun. You can spend the day here skiing, snowboarding or simply hiking through the snow-covered forests.

Do delight your taste buds with some delicious fondue!

Day 7, 8 – Innsbruck

Take the direct train from Vaduz to Innsbruck, around 2 hours away.

Innsbruck is a magical wonderland during winter, located in the lap of the snow-covered Nordkette mountains!

Visit the Old Town on your first day in the city, which is home to many architectural marvels such as the St. James’s Cathedral, Hofkirche, the Imperial Palace, and the City Tower. Next, head to the Golden Roof, a beautiful balcony in the centre of Old Town.

Visit the Bergisel Ski Jump, which hosts the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup, for some stunning views.

Next day, take a cable car to the Nordkette range for some truly heavenly views! From Seegrube and Hafelekar in the range, you can also enjoy hiking through the thick snow.

After returning, visit the Swarovski Crystal Worlds , a museum dedicated to the art and science of crystal. A detailed Innsbruck itinerary can be found here.

Day 9, 10 – Salzburg & Hallstatt

You can either take a bus or a train to reach Salzburg from Innsbruck, both of which will take less than 2 and a half hours.

Visit the Mirabell Palace and Gardens, a stunning complex built in the 17th century. Next, take a stroll through the nearby Old Town of Salzburg, which is also the birthplace of legendary composer Mozart!

Stop by Mozart’s residence as you enjoy the antiquities of Old Town and shop at the Christmas Market.

Gaze upon the impressive organ of the Salzburg Cathedral, followed by a visit to the Hohensalzburg Fortress.

On your second day, take this Half Day tour to Hallstatt which is a true fairytale destination during the winter.

The drive to Hallstatt is especially pleasing as your cross quaint villages and the Mullbach waterfall.

Visit the Bone House, the Catholic Church as well as the World Heritage Museum. For some historical vibes, head to the Altaussee Salt Mine .

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So, which itinerary are you choosing for your next 10 day Europe trip?

There’s so much to do in Europe, and I hope I can cover more detailed itineraries in future, that could include amazing destinations like Malta. Drop a comment if you’d like me to prioritise one!

10 Day Europe Itinerary – FAQs

How many countries can i visit in 10 days europe.

You can tour one country easily in 10 days or you can club 4-5 different countries and cover all major spots as I have done in the above 8 itineraries and customize your own 10 days in Europe itinerary. The number of countries depends on your personal preferences of how you want to travel: in leisure or quickly!

Is 10 days enough for Europe?

As the sixth largest continent with 7% of the world’s land area, its impossible to cover entire Europe in just a 10 day European itinerary. But 10 day trips to Europe s are sufficient for you to cover major cities and around 4-5 countries, which will definitely make you feel that you covered the entire continent!

How can I cover Europe in 10 days?

Choose from the list of 10 days Europe itinerary I have provided above. Or simply mix and match on the basis of your choosing – want to see the history of Italy and the beaches of France? Your choice!

How much does it cost to go to Europe for 10 days?

The cost of a 10 day trip to Europe can vary greatly depending on a number of factors, such as the time of year, the level of luxury desired, the choice of cities, and the mode of transportation.

But a budget traveller may be able to manage a 10 day itinerary Europe in for around $3,000 to $5,000 USD if all bookings are made well in time.

A luxury traveller would need somewhere between $5000 USD to $15000 USD.

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The Ultimate Ireland 8 to 10 Days Itinerary

After spending a length of time in Ireland , I’m sharing with you the ultimate 8 to 10 days itinerary for exploring the country. Deciding where to go in Ireland can be tricky, and this Ireland itinerary will help you decide your travel plans.

When I embarked on this itinerary last month, I had no idea what to expect for my Ireland road trip. After doing lengthy research, deciding where to stay during our trip, and more, I felt we were well-prepped. I had only booked us in for an 8-night trip, and by the end, wished I had much longer.

Ireland, while not large, has so much to offer in experiences. Where you have large popular cities like Dublin and Galway, you also have these incredible small towns like Kilkenny and Kinsale . And between it all, stunning lush landscapes across the Wild Atlantic Way, Ring of Kerry, and the Dingle Peninsula . You’ll easily see why it’s called the “Emerald Isle” once you get out in the countryside.

One of my big takeaways from the trip was that some of the real gems are outside of Dublin. While Dublin is an exciting city, in my opinion, the countryside has much more to enjoy. So I’ve put together what I feel is the ultimate Ireland itinerary that can be tailored from 8-10 days (or even a week.). It has the big hits, it’s not a rushed itinerary, but rather a slower-paced one with a take-it-all-in feel to it.

Alright ready to plan your trip to Ireland? Read on to plan your itinerary for 8-10 days in Ireland.

Short on Time? Here is the Ultimate Ireland Itinerary for 8-10 Days:

Stop 1: kinsale — 2 nights.

Fly into Cork or Dublin Airport, then head to Kinsale .

Actons Hotel Kinsale , for the best in-town stay
The Old Bankhouse , for the best boutique hotel stay
Trident Hotel , for the best upscale stay
Perryville House , for the best luxury B&B stay

Stop 2: Killarney — 4 nights

Explore Killarney , Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head Drive , Killarney National Park, Ring of Kerry, and Gap of Dunl oe .

Great Southern Killarney , for the best overall hotel
The Killarney Park , for the best luxury hotel
The Europe Hotel & Resort , for the best luxury lakefront hotels
Cahernane House Hotel , for the quintessential Ireland experience
The Lake Hotel , for the best family-friendly lakefront hotel
The Ross , for the best in-town boutique hotel

Stop 3: Dublin — 2 nights

Explore Dublin: Temple Bar, Guinness Storehouse , St Patrick’s Cathedral , Trinity College Book of Kells , and walk the neighborhoods.

The Shelbourne , for the best overall hotel
The Fitzwilliam Hotel , for the best luxury boutique hotel
Stauntons on the Green , for the best classic hotel

Stop 4: Add nights in Dublin, Galway, or Limerick — 2 nights

For more in-depth Ireland resources, don’t miss my in-depth guides to Kinsale , Killarney , Dingle Peninsula , and the Gap of Dunloe !

Travel Tip: Self-driving is the best way to explore Ireland. We use Discover Cars for our rental cars in Europe, select full coverage insurance, and opt for a reputable company like Alamo, Hertz, or Sixt. Renting a car in Ireland is very straightforward, and while you drive on the opposite side, you’ll get used to it quickly. Book a rental car with Discover Cars here .

Ireland Travel Tips Before You Arrive

Do Book a Rental Car at the Airport

If I could make one single suggestion, it’s to rent a car when you land at the airport and take off from there. I rent all of our Europe rental cars on Discover Cars for the best rate, picking a reputable company like Alamo, Hertz, or Sixt, and taking an automatic car. Getting your rental car at the airport, whether you fly into Dublin Airport or Cork Airport, allows you to hit the road right away. I would keep Dublin for instance, for the end of your trip to reduce having to get a car later on in the trip. Book a rental car with Discover Cars here .

You Drive on the Left Side of the Road

As a former British Colony until 1922, Ireland drives on the left-hand road. It may seem scary at first, but I promise you’ll sort it out fast. It takes about an hour of driving until you feel comfortable, and as always just follow the traffic and slow down.

Have Mobile Cell Coverage

You will need to have some kind of cell coverage to navigate your trip in Ireland. Whether you get an e-sim or have international coverage with your carrier, be sure to plan. The roads are already tricky to navigate, so having cell access is very important.

Plan for Weather

The downside of a tight itinerary in Ireland is that the weather may not always be in your favor. I would have an extra half-day in each location if you can so that you can switch your itinerary around if need be. We lucked out in June with only a single morning of light rain, so we were not super impacted. But I know many people who get rained out or have tough weather.

Consider Flying into a Regional Airport

As you’ll see in this itinerary, you could fly into Cork or Dublin Airport. Cork Airport would cut down almost 2.5 hours of driving, so when you search for flights, consider your options. Flights from neighboring countries fly all over into Ireland, so you have options depending on how you plan your itinerary.

Currency, Language, & Outlets

In Ireland, you will use euros to pay for things. I found most places take credit cards, but it is advisable to always have some cash on you. The two official languages of Ireland are English and Irish (Gaeilge) which is why you’ll see signage in both. In Ireland, you will need an outlet adaptor for plug type G (same as UK) — I love this one with multiple USB options .

8 to 10 Day Ireland Itinerary

Day 1: Fly into Cork or Dublin Airport, head to Kinsale
Day 2: Kinsale
Day 3: Killarney
Day 4: Dingle Peninsula + Slea Head Drive

Day 5: Killarney National Park

Day 6: ring of kerry / gap of dunloe, day 7: drive to dublin, day 8: dublin departure.

For 9-10 Days: Add a night in Dublin, Galway, or Limerick

Day 1: Arrive in Ireland and Drive to Kinsale

Arriving in Ireland

When you arrive in the airport, the first thing I would do is pick up your rental car there. It will be so much easier (and often cheaper) to get it on arrival. I always book my rental cars on Discover Cars and take the full coverage in addition to my credit card insurance. You’ll find driving in Ireland may take some time to get used to but don’t worry you’ll figure it out. I would plan to fly into either Dublin or Cork if you can before hitting the road to the small seaside town of Kinsale .

Where to Stay in Kinsale

Pre-book your accommodations well in advance in Kinsale — it sells out fast in the summer months. Private vacation rentals like The Marian Cottage or this Beautiful 2br House are great options. If you’re looking for a hotel stay, I would consider either Actons Hotel Kinsale , The Old Bankhouse , or the Perryville House .

Get settled in Kinsale. You’ll likely get there in the mid-afternoon, so make your way to town. I’d stroll the colorful streets, and pop into some shops like Kinsale Leather , Mamukko Shop , and Ruxx . If you’re craving an ice cream, head straight to JESK . For dinner, I would do something on the more casual side like The Spaniard Inn or The Black Pig . And if you want to stretch your legs more, embark on the short but scenic Scilly Walk .

Read: A Slow Traveler’s Guide to Kinsale

Day 2: kinsale and beyond, a kinsale morning.

I would start your morning back in town with a hearty breakfast at Lemon Leaf . It’s a quintessential brunch spot in Kinsale, then afterward grab a coffee to go from The Collector . Stroll town early before the crowds tend to appear by mid-morning.

If the weather is right, drive out to Old Head of Kinsale for epic views, and on your way back, stop by Blacks Brewery and Distillery to sample local spirits. If you want to explore more regional food, I’d book this foodie walking tour experience through Kinsale with this highly-rated tour .

Other must-see experiences include a visit to Charles Fort and you could also consider hopping on a harbor cruise depending on the weather. For lunch, a favorite town was Fishy Fishy for all things seafood — don’t miss the oysters.

Afternoon Cork or Blarney Castle & Gardens

When looking beyond Kinsale, there are two distinct places to consider visiting within an hour’s drive. The town of Cork or Blarney Castle & Gardens . Both are unique experiences and worth a visit, though I lean towards Blarney Castle myself. Though, you may be content to just enjoy Kinsale and call it a day which is very much what we did on our trip.

Dinner in Kinsale

Booking in advance is a must, so let me say it now—book ahead for a dinner at Saint Francis Provisions. As one of the top culinary locations in Ireland, no one else does food like Saint Francis. It’s a fresh take on local provisions inspired by European flare and just a total gem box of a restaurant. This is where I’d book for your last night.

Day 3: Head to Killarney

Make the drive to killarney.

Make the journey in the morning out to Killarney . It’s a slow, scenic drive through pastoral lands that takes about 1.5 hours to get to. The beauty of it is you’ll be there in a short time so you have a proper day to stroll the town. Once there, settle in and go enjoy the town. It’s small but full of stores, art, and many restaurants. One sight to consider visiting is Killarney House and Gardens on this day.

Where to Stay in Killarney

For our trip, we had 4 nights at the Great Southern Killarney right in the heart of town. It felt like a second home, incredibly kid-friendly with everything we needed for our stay. The Killarney Park , The Ross , and The Lake Hotel were a few other options that also caught my eye.

A Night in Killarney

The town of Killarney comes alive at night. You’ll hear “trad” live music playing out of the local pubs, people spilling into the streets, and restaurants packed. It’s an energetic vibe. I highly recommend booking in at The Laurels Pub & Restaurant for one of the best traditional Irish meals in town. Consider the lamb roast, beef roast, and kids menu a total hit.

Read: The Ultimate Killarney Guide

Day 4: dingle peninsula, dingle peninsula morning.

Make an early start for the Dingle Peninsula this morning (1-hour drive), and try to arrive by 9 am to enjoy the town sans the crowds. Go to the Bean in Dingle for all of your caffeine needs, and enjoy a quiet stroll through the colorful coastal town. If you need to stretch your legs, continue to Ventry Bay Beach , one of the best beaches in Ireland. Many come to post up, surf, and enjoy other outdoor activities.

The Slea Head Drive Afternoon

The entire reason for heading to the Dingle Peninsula is to embark on the Slea Head Drive. It’s a short loop drive that combines stunning rolling pastures to sheer cliffs with turquoise ocean waters. Along the way, historic sites, scenic views, beaches, and idyllic spots to enjoy. I have you covered with a detailed Dingle Peninsula guide on how to enjoy this drive, where to stop and eat, and more exciting adventures like the Conor Pass .

Dingle Town Night

After finishing up your scenic drive to Conor Pass, I would come back into Dingle for dinner. There are several great restaurants, and The Fish Box was our pick for the night. The town does get quieter come 5 pm, but many shops also close around this time so keep this in mind.

Read: The Dingle Peninsula Guide + Slea Head Drive

A full day in killarney national park.

Take your time enjoying Killarney National Park as there are endless things to do. What I love about the national park is that nearly almost everything is within a 15-minute drive of each other. I think one of the best ways to visit the park is both on foot or by renting a bike from this company for the day (just know bikes are restricted in some places). We split our day doing two things — one part on foot and the other with a leisure bike ride.

Here is where not to miss:

Muckross House & Gardens
Muckross Abbey
Ross Castle
Lake Cruise
Torc Waterfall
Ladies View
Dinis Cottage for coffee/tea/pastries (1 mile walk out)

Optional Morning: Ring of Kerry

While we had grand plans to embark on more of the Ring of Kerry, we opted for a slower morning in town. So I still want to share where you could consider going if you’re itching to see more of the Ring of Kerry beyond Killarney National Park. Some popular sights you could head to include places like Rossbeigh Beach , Ballycarbery Castle , Kerry Cliffs (Aillte Chiarraí) , Derrynane Beach , and the town of Kenmare.

Afternoon in the Gap of Dunloe

Our second favorite excursion we did was to the Gap of Dunloe . This insanely picturesque, narrow pass through the MacGillycuddy Reeks and Purple Mountain cannot be missed. There are a few ways to experience it — if you arrive late in the afternoon, I would just drive it. If you want to take it all in, then consider parking your car at Kate Kearney’s Cottage and walking the paved road stretch. And as always, I have a very detailed guide on the Gap of Dunloe for how to visit it. At the end of your time there, stop into Kate Kearney’s Cottage for a meal.

Read: The Gap of Dunloe Guide

A day in dublin.

It’s time to embark on your drive back to Dublin where you’ll likely be catching your departing flight. This is your opportunity to add in an extra night or two elsewhere (more on that below). But if not, make your way back to get the most of the city. As you arrive in Dublin, you’ll find a much different pace of life here.

Where to Stay in Dublin

I would recommend staying somewhere close to either Merrion Square or St Stephen’s Green. It will be the most peaceful option with still great proximity to everything. If I could pick, I’d stay at The Shelbourne , The Fitzwilliam Hotel , or Stauntons on the Green .

If you have about a half day, I would consider visiting the major hits. Save Temple Bar for the night when the energy goes up a notch. Stop into the Guinness Storehouse , visit St Patrick’s Cathedral , and walk the neighborhoods. Of course, Trinity College Book of Kells is always a must but be sure to book in advance ( this highly rated guided tour is a great way to experience the Book of Kells and Dublin Castle).

It’s time to depart, I would pre-book an Uber for your returns. And remember, if flying back to the US, in Dublin Airport you will do your customs there. This is great because you don’t have to do customs on arrival in the US (and there is Global Entry here!)

Extending to a 10-day Ireland Itinerary

So you want to stay longer (I wish I had), this is where I would go….

1. Galway and Cliffs of Moher

The one place I wish I had more time for was to head up to Galway while passing the Cliffs of Moher . This is the perfect place to add to the itinerary after Killarney as it makes sense directionally. I would make Galway my home base, and even do day trips from there. One spot I really would have loved to have visited was the Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Gardens .

2. Limerick

Another charming, medieval-era city in western Ireland is Limerick. I have done some initial research for here and it looks very beautiful for its historic sites. It’s also halfway between Killarney and Dublin, so a good spot to add to the itinerary.

3. More Time in Dublin

Depending on how much you want to see in Dublin, you could easily add a day if you plan to tour around. The current itinerary only has a half-day of time in the city, so one extra day would give you more space to enjoy the sights.

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Munich: Arrival and reception

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The day your Europe tour package begins to unfold.

Upon arrival at Munich International Airport and completing immigration and customs check, you will be received by the concerned agent’s representative who will also help you in getting transferred to your hotel. Rest of the day at Munich is at leisure. You can choose to explore the city on your own or just stay indoors and relax in your hotel.

Later in the evening, you will be taken to a famous Indian restaurant for delicious dinner followed by your transfer to the hotel for a good night’s sleep.

Salzburg: Day for sightseeing tours

Mozart’s Residence
Sightseeing
Olympia Park
Viktualienmarkt Market Square

Second day of your Europe holiday package takes you to Salzburg.

After a hearty breakfast, check out from the hotel and get ready for a guided city tour of Munich, which includes visit to Marienplatz, famous for its splendid City Hall and Glockenspiel.

As the city tour progresses, you will get to explore the bustling Viktualienmarkt market square, the buzzing Maximilianstrasse and catch the glimpse of the spectacular architecture of Olympia Park.. You can also try some local cuisines or enjoy shopping in the markets of Munich. Afterwards, take a brief photo stop at Nymphenburg Palace- the ancient summer residence of the Bavarian kings where royalness and splendour is lavishly displayed. After sightseeing in Munich, you will be transferred to Salzburg in Austria, which is known for its rich history and its connection with the legacy of Mozart. Residenz Castle & St Peter's Abbey are some other famous attractions in Munich that you will visit in Salzburg.

After sightseeing in Salzburg, you will proceed to your hotel where you will complete the check-in formalities. Then you will be taken out for dinner at an Indian restaurant after which you will be transferred to your hotel in Salzburg.

Distance from Munich to Salzburg: approx 145 km

Travel Time: approx 2 hours

Zurich: Entering the serenity of Switzerland

Swarovski Crystal World
Imperial Palace
Maria Theresien Strasse
Trampoline Olympic ski jump point

The third day’s Europe tour itinerary takes you to ‘zealous Zurich’.

Dig-into a piping-hot breakfast at the hotel and then check-out from the hotel and get transferred to Wattens as now you will be visiting Swarovski’s Crystal World, famous as the makers of the world’s finest crystal jewelry.

Later, get transferred to Innsbruck city in Austria. On arrival in Innsbruck, you will take a walking tour of the famous Gothic balcony and Maria Theresien Strasse- the famous commercial street in Innsbruck. You will be dazed at the views of the Imperial Palace, the Royal Church, Trampoline Olympic ski jump point and other famous tourist attractions of Innsbruck. After this, continue your joyous journey towards Zurich and don’t miss out on ‘capturing’ the attractions on the way as you travel to Switzerland.

Upon arrival in Zurich, you will have dinner at an Indian restaurant and then transfer to the hotel. Upon arrival, check in to the hotel and enjoy a luxuriating overnight stay in Zurich.

Distance from Salzburg to Zurich: approx 458 km

Travel Time: approx 5.5 hours

Basel: Lovely Lucerne & bewitching Basel

Lion Monument
Lake Lucerne

A journey from Zurich to Basel via Lucerne awaits you on the fourth day of your Europe tour package.

After a filling breakfast, check out and start your journey to Lucerne. You can’t help but admire the gorgeous scenic beauty as you zip past amazing landscape of Europe. As you arrive in Lucerne, enjoy the free time to explore Lucerne on your own. In the evening, you will visit the popular Lion Monument, picturesque Lake Lucerne & the Old Town which is one of the most beautiful places in Switzerland.

You will also get some free time to shop and collect some amazing souvenirs to take back home. Later, transfer to an Indian restaurant for a delectable dinner followed by an overnight stay in Basel.

Optional : Mt Titlis tour with a cable car experience

Distance from Zurich to Basel: approx 90 km

Travel Time: approx 1.5 hours

Paris: A day at the ‘Fashion Capital of the World’

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Seine River Cruise

Enjoy the fifth day in pleasing city of Paris.

After a hearty breakfast, check out from the hotel in Basel as on this day of your 7 nights 8 days Europe tour package, you will be transferred to Paris.

Known all over the world for fashion and arts, Paris is one of the most sought after tourist places in the world. Enjoy your road journey from Basel to Paris, which is going to be an attraction in itself. When you arrive in Paris, you will be taken out for a River Seine Cruise, which is an absolute delight for every tourist holidaying in France. After the river cruise, go on exploring prominent monuments of Paris situated near the banks of River Seine. A live commentary while enjoy the river cruise adds to day’s joy.

In the evening, you will proceed to an Indian restaurant for a delectable dinner after which you travel to your hotel where you complete the check-in formalities. The fifth day of your Europe tour itinerary gets wrapped up with a relaxing overnight stay.

Optional : Witness the popular Lido Show (Cost included)

Distance from Basel to Paris: approx 570 km

Time taken: Approx 6 hours

Paris: A day of sightseeing in Paris

Champs Elysees
Glass Pyramid
Fragonard Perfume Museum

The charming attractions of Paris including the famous Eiffel Tower will leave you spellbound.

Have a wholesome breakfast at the hotel in Paris and then check out as you will now be visiting one of the most prominent landmarks of France- the Eiffel Tower. The mind-blowing top view of Paris from the 2nd floor of the Eiffel tower is absolutely sweeping. After Eiffel Tower, a guided tour of the famous Fragonard Perfume Museum follows- a glorious collection of fragrances- promises to leave you hypnotized.

Later in the day, you will start off for a Paris city tour escorted by an English speaking tour guide. This tour guide will explain you about the famous attractions of Paris which come your way such as, The Louvre (view from outside), Arc de Triomphe, the Opéra Garnier, the Glass Pyramid, the stylish Champ Elysees and more.

After Paris city tour, you will be transferred to an Indian Restaurant where you will have your dinner. Post dinner, you will be transferred to your hotel where you will complete the check-in formalities for a homey overnight stay.

Amsterdam: Exploring Brussels and Amsterdam

Canal Cruise
Local market

A visit to astonishing Amsterdam on the penultimate day of your Europe tour package.

After a refreshing breakfast at the hotel, check out from the hotel and get ready for another journey as this special 7 nights 8 days Europe tour package now takes you to Brussels- the capital of Belgium. As you arrive in Brussels, you will get to visit Grote Market and Manneken Pis followed by some leisure time when you can try out local cuisines or shop around.

After a while, you will continue your journey towards Amsterdam where you will be taken for a boat tour of Amsterdam that moves along lovely waterways of Amsterdam. As the day comes to an end, you will get transferred to a nearby Indian restaurant for a sumptuous dinner followed by your transfer to hotel for an overnight stay.

Distance from Paris to Amsterdam: approx 518 km

Time taken: Approx 7 hours

Amsterdam: Departure

The memorable 8-day Europe tour package ends today.

Today after a hearty breakfast, you will be driven to Frankfurt via Cologne. After another joyous road journey you will arrive in Cologne where you will visit Cologne Cathedral- a Roman Catholic cathedral. This famous UNESCO World Heritage Site is a renowned structure of German Catholicism and a prominent landmark showcasing Gothic architecture.

After a full day of sightseeing on the last day of your Europe tour, you will be transferred to Frankfurt Airport for your flight back to India.

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Max-Bill-Platz 19 Zurich - 8050, Switzerland

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Ludwigstrasse 43 Hallbergmoos - 85 399, Germany

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The transportation system of Paris is mainly run by two state-owned corporations. One is the RATP (métro, bus and tram networks, and some part of the RER-express train network). The other one is the SNCF-French railways, which runs the rest of the RER network and the Transilien suburban trains.

Can travelers use their cellphones in Amsterdam or other tourist places in Europe?

Yes, travelers can use their cell phones in European countries provided it is a GSM-enabled device that is compatible with European frequencies with roaming facilities on.

How do travelers commute within the cities of France and Switzerland mentioned in this 7 nights 8 days Switzerland Italy holiday package?

This 6 nights 7 days Switzerland France package includes hotels that are within walking distance from train stations and other public transport facilities which are the primary and safer means of transport. On leisure days, travelers can move around the city in ferries, buses or on foot as well.

Can a tourist customize this 7 nights 8 days Europe tour package?

No, this package is a fixed-departure Europe tour package, cannot be customized. The tourists may, however, choose to board a flight either from Delhi, Mumbai or Chennai while departing from India to Europe.

Is it possible to pay with Euro in Switzerland?

Since Switzerland is not part of the European Union, Euro is not officially accepted in the country. It may be accepted in some hotels or shops so you should find out beforehand. You can always exchange Euro for Swiss Francs at a train station, bank and at airports.

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Kodak Black car freestyle
Petrol Station Confusion in Europe⛽️ 💧🗿
EP 33 : How to Travel Europe for 8 Days

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