Europe is a rich and diverse continent. Of
nearly the same size as the USA, there are more than 15 languages spoken and
many different cultures. Tourists who come to Europe to see the sites are often
disappointed when they don’t get to experience the diversity. However, it’s a
choice, tourists can either explore one or two countries, or they can
skim-visit multiple countries.
To get a good understanding of the
continent and its various cultures, the visiting multiple countries is a must. There
are many tour packages Europe available for tourists. Below, we have details of
one of the most popularitineraries. Here, you will get to visit many of the
larger European cultures, and you will get a good understanding of the various
cultures.
Day 1: Paris
Paris, as you know, is the capital of
France. It is one of the most intriguing cities in the world. Steeped in
mystery and majesty the architecture is the best in the world, in our opinion.
Some tourists do have trouble with the city. The Japanese in particular appear
to suffer from hysteria, which his often brought on by a difference between
expectation and reality. Paris is the capital of Fashion and Cuisine, so make
the most of it.
Days 2 & 3: Switzerland
Switzerland is home to the cuckoo clock,
chocolate and ski. Here, you’ll drive though mountainous countryside – which at
times can be scary! Narrow, winding roads, make the Alps a trip to remember.
While here, you might not have time to ski, but a toboggan may be in order. You
might even have to opportunity to make a snowman, or have a snow fight, in the
middle of summer: a surreal experience indeed.
Day 4: Italy
Time for a tower of pizza while visiting a
tower of Pisa: Florence is one of the most beautiful places in Italy. Walking
tours are popular here, where you can stroll through the ancient architecture
and see the sites that you’ve seen in books and on films. With their loving
culture, the Italians love to dance and Florence is the place to do it.
Day 5: Venice
Venice is unique in the world. There are no
roads in Venice. Instead, you take a boat between houses and streets. You want
to go to a restaurant on the other side of the city, then you have to travel by
boat. Many people like to take a ride on the gondola, but these are a tourist
trap, and cost upwards of £100 per trip.
Day 6: Munich
As you head towards Northern Europe, you
leave much of history behind and move into the more cosmopolitan areas, such as
Munich. Munich is one of the world’s leading technological centres, and is
certainly the technological capital of Europe.
Day 7: Rhine Valley
Visiting the Rhine Valley will give you a
good idea of the German culture. Take a boat trip down the river and stop off
at historic German towns. Make sure that
you try a bratwurst and a flagon of beer – yum, yum.
Day 8: Amsterdam & the Netherlands
The Netherland is one of the smallest
countries in Europe, but there’s a lot to see here, particularly in Amsterdam,
where you can visit Anne Frank’s hiding place, until being discovered. The red
district is worth a visit, not to partake, but just to see the sight, it is
incredible.
Day 9: London
From Amsterdam your tour packages Europe
takes you to London. You may want to stay here a few days, because there is so
much to see. It’s always better in summer, when the parks are in bloom and the
rain has let off.
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