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Brisbane, Australia
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Sydney, Australia
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London, United Kingdom
Arrive Heathrow from Singapore at 6.30am. Fly to Dublin at 10.30 am. Takes around 1hour38minutes at a cost of $122 plus luggage per person.
Arrive Dublin and travel to motel and stay 3 nights before travelling to Galway.
Essentially a travel day and recover.
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Dublin, Ireland
Arrive Dublin and check into motel.
Stay 3 nights before travelling by train to Galway.
To do in Dublin:-
1. Take a walking tour in the morning to get a feel for what’s in the city to really see. Check with motel to find location of walking tours
2. Organise SIM cards for data and travel in Europe.
3. Take a tour of the Guinness Factory.
4. The famous pub area in Dublin is called Temple Bar. It's known for its lively atmosphere, traditional Irish pubs, and vibrant cultural scene.
Here's a simple itinerary for 3 days in Dublin:
Day 1: Explore the City Center
Morning: Start your day with a visit to Trinity College Dublin to see the Book of Kells.
Late Morning: Stroll through Dublin's city center, explore Grafton Street for shopping and street performances.
Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a traditional Irish pub or try some local street food.
Afternoon: Visit Dublin Castle and explore its history and architecture.
Evening: Have dinner at one of Dublin's many restaurants, followed by a traditional Irish music session at a pub.
Day 2: Museums and Parks
Morning: Visit the National Museum of Ireland or the Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane.
Late Morning: Explore St. Stephen's Green, a beautiful park in the city center.
Lunch: Grab a bite to eat at a nearby cafe or restaurant.
Afternoon: Visit the Guinness Storehouse for a tour and tasting.
Evening: Relax and have dinner at a local restaurant, or enjoy a pint of Guinness at a pub.
Day 3: Day Trip or Local Exploration
Option 1 - Day Trip: Take a day trip to the Cliffs of Moher or the Wicklow Mountains.
Option 2 - Local Exploration: Explore Dublin's neighborhoods like Temple Bar, Merrion Square, or Phoenix Park.
Lunch: Depending on your choice, have lunch at a local spot or in the town you're visiting.
Afternoon: Continue exploring or return to Dublin for some last-minute shopping or sightseeing.
Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner at a nice restaurant, reflecting on your time in Dublin.
Feel free to adjust this itinerary based on your interests and pace!
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Galway, Ireland
Arrive in Galway by train from Dublin and stay for 3 nights. Train from Dublin will take around 2 hours 29 minutes at a cost of $29.
Check into motel and get a feel for the city.
To do in Galway:-
Day 1: Explore Galway City
Morning: Start your day with a visit to Galway City Museum to learn about the history and culture of the area.
Midday: Wander through the charming streets of the Latin Quarter, known for its colorful buildings, shops, and traditional pubs.
Lunch: Enjoy a meal at one of Galway's many cafes or restaurants, offering a range of local and international cuisine.
Afternoon: Visit Eyre Square and nearby landmarks like Lynch's Castle and St. Nicholas' Church.
Evening: Experience Galway's vibrant nightlife with dinner in a local pub, followed by live music and dancing.
Day 2: Explore Connemara
Morning: Take a day trip to Connemara National Park, known for its stunning landscapes, hiking trails, and wildlife.
Midday: Stop for lunch in a local village, such as Clifden or Roundstone, known for their traditional charm.
Afternoon: Visit Kylemore Abbey, a picturesque 19th-century mansion set in beautiful gardens.
Evening: Return to Galway for a relaxing evening, perhaps enjoying a sunset walk along the Salthill Promenade.
Day 3: Aran Islands
Morning: Catch a ferry from Galway to the Aran Islands, a group of three islands known for their rugged beauty and ancient sites.
Midday: Explore the island of Inishmore, home to the iconic Dun Aengus fort and traditional Irish villages.
Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Irish meal at a local pub or cafe.
Afternoon: Continue exploring the island, perhaps visiting the ancient Christian site of Seven Churches or taking a bike ride along the coast.
Evening: Return to Galway and spend your evening relaxing or exploring more of the city's nightlife.
This itinerary offers a mix of city exploration, natural beauty, and cultural experiences, giving you a taste of what Galway and its surroundings have to offer.
Depart Galway and travel back to Dublin by same train for flight to Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Depart Dublin(from Galway) and travel to Edinburgh, Scotland by plane. Flight to is approximately 4 hours and will cost around $140.
Arrive Edinburgh and travel by bus or taxi to motel / check in.
Take a walking tour to see what the city has to discover but a basic itinerary would look like:-
Day 1: Old Town and Edinburgh Castle
Morning:
Start your day with a hearty Scottish breakfast at a local cafe.
Visit the historic Edinburgh Castle, which offers panoramic views of the city and houses the Crown Jewels of Scotland.
Midday:
Wander down the Royal Mile, the historic street that runs from the castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, exploring the shops and attractions along the way.
Stop for lunch at one of the many restaurants or pubs offering traditional Scottish fare.
Afternoon:
Explore the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the British monarch in Scotland, and stroll through the beautiful Holyrood Park.
Visit the Scottish Parliament building and learn about Scotland's political history.
Evening:
Enjoy dinner in the Old Town, perhaps trying haggis or another local delicacy.
Explore the vibrant nightlife of the Grassmarket area, with its pubs and live music venues.
Day 2: New Town and Arthur's Seat
Morning:
Start your day with a walk through the New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its elegant Georgian architecture.
Visit the National Museum of Scotland to learn about the country's history, culture, and natural heritage.
Midday:
Have lunch in the New Town, perhaps trying some modern Scottish cuisine.
Visit the Scott Monument, dedicated to the Scottish author Sir Walter Scott, for panoramic views of the city.
Afternoon:
Hike up Arthur's Seat, an extinct volcano in the heart of the city, for stunning views of Edinburgh and the surrounding countryside.
Explore the quaint village of Dean Village, a hidden gem along the Water of Leith.
Evening:
Enjoy a farewell dinner in Edinburgh, perhaps sampling some more Scottish specialties.
If time allows, catch a show at one of Edinburgh's many theaters or comedy clubs.
This itinerary will give you a taste of Edinburgh's rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture, ensuring you make the most of your two days in this beautiful city.
Depart Edinburgh by train and travel to London for a few days before heading to Ypres.
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London, United Kingdom
Travel from Edinburgh to London by train. The train will take around 4 hours / 20 minutes at a cost of $300/$400 per person. Remember that if we get the Eurail Travel Pass there will be no additional train fare.
Arrive London and travel to motel to check in.
In London:-
1. Harry Potter
2. Thames river cruise to take in Greenwich and the maritime museum.
3. Definitely book a show in West End (Jackie will get us some tickets at a good price).
4. Imperial War Museum for David and Steven
5. London Eye.
6. ?????? To discuss some more
Potentially………..
Here's a suggested itinerary for three days in London:
Day 1: Explore Central London
Start your day at Buckingham Palace to see the Changing of the Guard.
Walk through St. James's Park to reach Westminster Abbey.
Visit the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben (currently under renovation, but still impressive).
Cross Westminster Bridge to the South Bank, where you can enjoy views of the Thames River and the London Eye.
Visit the Tate Modern or the Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
End the day with a stroll along the South Bank, maybe grab dinner at one of the many restaurants there.
Day 2: Historical London
Begin at the Tower of London, explore the Crown Jewels and learn about its history.
Walk along the Thames to the iconic Tower Bridge.
Take a short tube ride to the British Museum, home to a vast collection of art and artifacts from around the world.
In the evening, head to Covent Garden for street performers and great dining options.
Day 3: Parks and Palaces
Start with a visit to Kensington Palace and its beautiful gardens.
Walk through Hyde Park to reach the Royal Albert Hall and the Albert Memorial.
Visit the Victoria and Albert Museum or the Natural History Museum nearby.
In the afternoon, explore the shops and cafes of Kensington High Street or head to Harrods for a unique shopping experience.
These are just suggestions, and London has so much more to offer depending on your interests!
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Depart London for travel to Ypres / Lille by train
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Ypres, Belgium
Travel to Ypres from London by train. The train will take round 4 hours and go through Lille where we need to get a connection to Ypres. The motel we propose to book is The Ambrosia which looks good and is very close to the station, well placed, and clean. From the motel it’s right in town and a short walk to everything. Cost was around 90 euros a night but we might be there on Armistice Day.
Given the time we are there, it would be an exciting place to be and heaps to see.
For a simple 2-day itinerary in Ypres, you can explore the town's rich history, particularly its significance during World War I. Here's a suggested itinerary:
Day 1: Explore Ypres Town
Morning: Visit the In Flanders Fields Museum to learn about the history of Ypres and its role in WWI.
Lunch: Enjoy a meal at one of the local cafes or restaurants.
Afternoon: Explore the town center, including the Cloth Hall and the Ypres Market Square. Visit the Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing, a monument dedicated to soldiers who died in WWI.
Evening: Attend the Last Post Ceremony at the Menin Gate, held every evening to honor the fallen soldiers.
Day 2: WWI Battlefields and Memorials
Morning: Take a guided tour or drive to the nearby WWI battlefields, such as Passchendaele and Hill 60. Visit sites like the Tyne Cot Cemetery and the Langemark German War Cemetery.
Lunch: Have lunch at a local restaurant or pack a picnic to enjoy at a peaceful spot in the countryside.
Afternoon: Continue exploring the WWI sites, including the Essex Farm Cemetery and the Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917.
Evening: Return to Ypres and explore the town at your leisure. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and reflect on your visit.
Make sure to check the opening hours and any travel restrictions before you go.
Depart Ypres and travel to Paris by train or bus.
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Paris, France
Depart Ypres and travel to Paris via Lille.
Travel by train though there is 3 changes / different trains or go by bus. The bus is more direct but takes around 5 hours, though it looks comfortable and modern.
Arrive in town and travel to motel / check in.
To do in Paris:-
1. Walking tour to discover the town.
2. Visit / climb Eiffel Tower
3. ??????
Perhaps this ………
Here's a simple itinerary for two and a half days in Paris:
Day 1:
Morning: Start your day with a visit to the iconic Eiffel Tower. You can either take a tour to the top or enjoy the views from the ground.
Afternoon: Head to the Louvre Museum to explore its vast collection of art and artifacts, including the famous Mona Lisa.
Evening: Take a leisurely stroll along the Seine River and enjoy the beautiful views of the city. You can also stop by a local cafe for dinner and some people-watching.
Day 2:
Morning: Visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral and take a walk around the charming Ile de la Cité neighborhood.
Afternoon: Explore the bustling Marais district, known for its trendy boutiques, art galleries, and historic architecture.
Evening: Experience Parisian nightlife in the Latin Quarter, with its lively bars, restaurants, and street performers.
Day 3:
Morning: Visit the Palace of Versailles, a short train ride from Paris, and explore its stunning gardens and opulent interiors.
Afternoon: Return to Paris and spend your afternoon exploring the Montmartre neighborhood, home to the famous Sacré-Cœur Basilica and charming streets.
Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, perhaps trying some traditional French cuisine.
This itinerary offers a mix of iconic landmarks, cultural experiences, and local flavor, giving you a taste of what Paris has to offer in just a few days.
Depart Paris for Munich
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Munich, Germany
Travel to Munich from Paris by train. The trip by train will take 5 hours 41 minutes.
Arrive Munich and travel to hotel / check in.
Likely meet up with Jodi and Gary.
Gary’s 60th Birthday!
Will need to celebrate the night before his birthday and again in Vienna (his actual birthday).
To do:-
Day 1: Explore Munich
Morning: Start your day at Marienplatz, the central square of Munich. Visit the New Town Hall and watch the famous Glockenspiel performance.
Midday: Have lunch at a traditional Bavarian restaurant to taste local dishes like schnitzel or sausage.
Afternoon: Visit the Englischer Garten, one of the largest urban parks in the world, and relax by the Eisbach river to watch surfers.
Evening: Explore the vibrant nightlife of Munich, perhaps by visiting a beer garden or a pub in the city center.
Day 2: Visit Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
Morning: Take a morning train or bus to Dachau (about 30 minutes from Munich).
Midday: Spend several hours exploring the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site, learning about its history and paying respects to the victims.
Afternoon: Return to Munich in the afternoon.
Evening: Depending on your interests, you could visit another attraction in Munich, such as the Nymphenburg Palace or the BMW Museum, or simply relax and enjoy a meal in the city.
This itinerary allows you to experience the highlights of Munich while also taking the time to visit the important and sobering site of Dachau.
Travel from Munich to Vienna.
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Vienna, Austria
Travel from Munich to Vienna by train that will take approximately 4 hours through more scenic countryside.
Arrive at Vienna and travel to motel / check in.
Essentially 3 days in Vienna before heading to Prague.
To do in Vienna:-
For a memorable two-day visit to Vienna, you can experience a mix of its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. Here's a suggested itinerary:
Day 1: Historic Vienna
Morning:
Start your day at the impressive Schönbrunn Palace. Explore the palace grounds, including the gardens and the Gloriette for panoramic views.
Have lunch at a local café or restaurant near the palace.
Afternoon:
Visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to an extensive collection of art and artifacts.
Stroll through the historic center of Vienna, starting at Hofburg Palace. Visit the Imperial Apartments and the Silver Collection.
Walk to St. Stephen's Cathedral and marvel at its stunning architecture.
Evening:
Enjoy dinner at a traditional Viennese restaurant.
Attend a classical music concert, opera, or ballet performance, for which Vienna is renowned.
Day 2: Modern Vienna
Morning:
Start your day at the Belvedere Palace. Visit the Upper Belvedere to see works by Klimt, Schiele, and other Austrian artists.
Have a quick lunch at a nearby café.
Afternoon:
Explore the MuseumsQuartier, a vibrant cultural complex with museums, galleries, and shops.
Visit the Leopold Museum to see one of the largest collections of modern Austrian art, including works by Egon Schiele.
Walk through the Naschmarkt, Vienna's most popular market, for some local treats and souvenirs.
Evening:
Dine at a trendy restaurant in the city center.
Take a leisurely stroll along the Ringstrasse, Vienna's famous ring road, and enjoy the illuminated buildings and monuments.
Feel free to adjust this itinerary based on your interests and the season of your visit. Vienna is a city that offers something for everyone, whether you're a history buff, art lover, or simply looking to soak up the city's charms.
Travel Vienna to Prague.
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Prague, Czechia
Travel to Prague from Vienna by train that will take approximately 4 hours.
Transit from rail station to motel by bus/taxi/shuttle.
Stay in Prague 2 days.
Take a walking tour when we get there but a simple itinerary would look like :-
Here's a suggested itinerary for spending two days in Prague:
Day 1: Explore the Old Town and Prague Castle
Morning: Start your day at the Old Town Square. Visit the Astronomical Clock and admire the architecture around the square.
Midday: Have lunch at a local restaurant. Try traditional Czech dishes like goulash or svíčková.
Afternoon: Walk across the Charles Bridge to the Lesser Town. Explore the area and visit St. Nicholas Church.
Evening: Head up to Prague Castle and explore its grounds. Don't miss St. Vitus Cathedral. Enjoy the panoramic views of the city from the castle complex.
Dinner: Have dinner in the Lesser Town or Old Town area. Consider trying a Czech brewery for dinner and tasting some local beers.
Day 2: Visit the Jewish Quarter and Enjoy Prague's Parks
Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Jewish Quarter. Explore the Jewish Museum, synagogues, and the Old Jewish Cemetery.
Midday: Have lunch at a local restaurant or cafe in the Jewish Quarter.
Afternoon: Spend your afternoon exploring Prague's parks. Visit Petřín Hill and climb the Petřín Tower for stunning views of the city. Alternatively, visit Letná Park or Stromovka Park for a more relaxed atmosphere.
Evening: Return to the city center and explore Wenceslas Square. Have dinner at a restaurant in this area.
Night: Consider taking a night tour or enjoying a traditional Czech performance, such as opera or ballet, to end your day.
Remember, this itinerary is just a suggestion, and you can adjust it based on your interests and pace. Enjoy your time in Prague!
Travel to Amsterdam by plane.
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
Arrive by plane from Prague and travel to motel / check in.
We’ve 2 full days plus probably 2 half days before boarding the river cruise boat.
Cruise leaves on 27/11/24 for Basel - 8 nights.
Here's a suggested itinerary for two days in Amsterdam:
Consider a bus tour to Volendam etc. Not everyone will want to visit Anne Franks house.
Night time canal cruise is supposed to be fantastic.
Day 1: Explore the City
Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Anne Frank House. Be sure to book tickets in advance to avoid long lines.
Late Morning: Walk or take a tram to the Museumplein area. Visit the Van Gogh Museum to see the works of the famous Dutch artist.
Lunch: Grab lunch at a local cafe or restaurant.
Afternoon: Explore the Rijksmuseum, which houses an impressive collection of Dutch art and history, including works by Rembrandt and Vermeer.
Evening: Wander around the picturesque Jordaan neighborhood. Have dinner at one of the cozy restaurants in the area.
Night: Experience Amsterdam's vibrant nightlife in the Leidseplein or Rembrandtplein areas. Alternatively, take a canal cruise to see the city illuminated at night.
Day 2: Cultural and Historical Highlights
Morning: Visit the famous floating Flower Market (Bloemenmarkt) to see a variety of flowers and souvenirs.
Late Morning: Explore the historic Begijnhof, a tranquil courtyard surrounded by historic buildings.
Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Dutch lunch at a local eatery.
Afternoon: Visit the Rembrandt House Museum to learn about the life and work of the renowned Dutch artist.
Late Afternoon: Stroll through the Red Light District, known for its unique architecture, museums, and nightlife.
Evening: Have dinner at a restaurant along the canals, enjoying the picturesque views.
Night: If you have time, catch a performance at the Royal Concertgebouw or visit a local bar for drinks.
Remember to explore Amsterdam by foot, bike, or boat to fully experience its charm and beauty.
We disembark river cruise in Basel and stay overnight before travelling Basel - Interlaken. Trip by train will be 2 hours.
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Dordrecht, Netherlands
River Cruise - Viking
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Düsseldorf, Germany
River Cruise - Viking
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Koblenz, Germany
River Cruise - Viking
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Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany
River Cruise - Viking
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Speyer, Germany
River Cruise - Viking
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Mannheim, Germany
River Cruise - Viking
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Strasbourg, France
River Cruise - Viking
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Breisach, Germany
River Cruise - Viking
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Basel, Switzerland
Arrive / disembark from river cruise in Basel.
Overnight in Basel and see what town has to offer.
Basel, Switzerland, offers a charming mix of culture, history, and art. Here's a suggested itinerary for a day in Basel:
Basel Minster: Start your day with a visit to this stunning cathedral, known for its red sandstone architecture and panoramic views of the city from the top of the tower.
Altstadt (Old Town): Wander through the narrow streets of the Old Town, filled with medieval buildings, shops, and cafes. Don't miss the Rathaus (Town Hall) with its vibrant red facade.
Marktplatz: Visit the market square, where you can see the vibrant daily market and the beautiful Fountain of Justice.
Museums: Basel is known for its museums. If you're interested in art, visit the Kunstmuseum Basel, which houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and drawings. The Fondation Beyeler, located just outside the city, is also worth a visit for its modern art collection and beautiful architecture.
Rhine River: Take a stroll along the Rhine River, where you can relax on one of the many benches or enjoy a picnic by the water.
Münsterplatz: Visit the Münsterplatz, a square next to the Basel Minster, where you can find cafes and restaurants to enjoy a meal or a drink.
Rhine Ferry: Take a short ferry ride across the Rhine River for a different perspective of the city.
Shopping: Basel is a great place for shopping, with a mix of high-end boutiques and quirky shops. Explore the shopping streets around Freie Strasse and St. Clarastrasse.
Dining: End your day with a meal at one of Basel's many restaurants. Try some Swiss specialties like fondue or raclette, or enjoy international cuisine.
Remember to check the opening hours of attractions and plan your day accordingly. Enjoy your time in Basel!
Depart Basel and travel by train to Interlaken
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Interlaken, Switzerland
Depart Basel after 8 night river cruise and travel by train to Interlaken. The trip by train will take around 2 hours through very scenic countryside.
We stay there for bout 3 days (depends when we want to leave Basel).
For a 2-day itinerary in Interlaken, you can enjoy a mix of outdoor activities, scenic views, and cultural experiences. Here’s a suggested itinerary:
Day 1:
Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Harder Kulm. Take the funicular up to enjoy panoramic views of Interlaken, Lake Thun, and Lake Brienz.
Late Morning: Head to the Höhematte Park, a beautiful green space in the center of Interlaken. Take a leisurely stroll or relax and enjoy the views of the surrounding mountains.
Lunch: Enjoy a Swiss lunch at one of the local restaurants in Interlaken.
Afternoon: Explore the old town of Unterseen, just a short walk from Interlaken. Wander through its charming streets, visit the Unterseen Church, and soak in the historic atmosphere.
Late Afternoon: Visit the St. Beatus Caves, located a short drive from Interlaken. Explore the impressive limestone caves and learn about their history and formation.
Evening: Return to Interlaken and have dinner at a local restaurant. If you're up for it, try some traditional Swiss fondue.
Day 2:
Morning: Start your day with an adventure at Jungfraujoch, the "Top of Europe." Take the train from Interlaken to Kleine Scheidegg, and then transfer to the Jungfrau Railway, which will take you to Jungfraujoch. Enjoy breathtaking views along the way.
Late Morning/Afternoon: Spend the morning exploring Jungfraujoch. Visit the Ice Palace, walk on the glacier, and enjoy the stunning views from the Sphinx Observatory.
Lunch: Have lunch at one of the restaurants at Jungfraujoch, offering panoramic views of the Alps.
Afternoon: Return to Interlaken in the afternoon and spend some time exploring the shops and boutiques in the town center. You can also take a leisurely boat cruise on Lake Thun or Lake Brienz.
Evening: Have a relaxing evening in Interlaken. You can dine at a local restaurant and enjoy some Swiss wine or beer, or simply relax and take in the beautiful surroundings.
This itinerary offers a mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation, allowing you to experience the best of what Interlaken has to offer in just two days.
Leave Interlaken for Rome the next day. Full day travel by train with stop over to change trains in Milan.
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Rome, Italy
Depart Interlaken for travel to Rome. Represents a potential full day travel by train - potentially 7/8 hours and have a stop at Milan to change trains.
Approximately 4 and half days in Rome before flying out to London for journey home.
To do in Rome:-
1. Day trips to Pompeii, Naples
2. Visit Colosseum, Trevi Fountain ,
Three days in Rome allow you to explore the city's highlights while also experiencing its rich history and culture. Here's a suggested itinerary:
Day 1: Ancient Rome
Morning: Start at the Colosseum, one of Rome's most iconic landmarks. Explore the amphitheater and learn about its history.
Afternoon: Visit the Roman Forum, the center of ancient Roman life. Walk through the ruins and imagine what life was like in ancient times.
Evening: Explore Palatine Hill, the legendary birthplace of Rome. Enjoy panoramic views of the city as the sun sets.
Day 2: Vatican City
Morning: Visit the Vatican Museums, home to an incredible collection of art and artifacts, including the Sistine Chapel.
Afternoon: Explore St. Peter's Basilica, the largest church in the world. Admire its stunning architecture and art, including Michelangelo's Pietà.
Evening: Walk around Vatican City and enjoy dinner in the area.
Day 3: Historic Center
Morning: Visit the Pantheon, a well-preserved ancient Roman temple. Marvel at its dome and architecture.
Afternoon: Explore Piazza Navona, a beautiful square with fountains, restaurants, and street artists. Visit the nearby Campo de' Fiori market.
Evening: Walk to the Trevi Fountain and toss a coin into the water for good luck. Enjoy a traditional Roman dinner in the area.
Additional Tips:
Transportation: Use Rome's metro, buses, or walk to get around. Consider a Roma Pass for discounted entry to attractions and free public transportation.
Food: Try local specialties like pasta carbonara, cacio e pepe, and Roman-style pizza.
Reservations: Book tickets in advance for popular attractions to avoid long lines.
Depart Rome 13/12/24 for flights home via Heathrow / Singapore/ Sydney / Brisbane
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London, United Kingdom
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Sydney, Australia
Flight home to brisbane via domestic terminal.
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Brisbane, Australia