Start your journey in the capital of Germany, Berlin. Visit the Brandenburg Gate, one of the most famous landmarks in the city. This iconic structure is an 18th-century neoclassical monument that marks the entrance to Unter den Linden Boulevard. Spend the rest of your day exploring the city and its numerous other attractions like the Checkpoint Charlie Museum, Berlin Wall Memorial and Museum Island.
Today, head to the historic city of Krakow, one of the most beautiful cities in Poland. Stroll through the Rynek Glowny Square, Europe’s largest medieval town square. Visit the Wawel Castle, a magnificent architectural gem of Polish Gothic art, and home to the legendary Wawel Dragon. End your day with some delicious Polish cuisine like pierogi or zapiekanka.
Travel west to Amsterdam, Netherlands. Start your day by visiting the famous Anne Frank’s House, a biographical museum about the life of Anne Frank during World War II. Walk around the city's charming streets and canals or cycle to Vondelpark, the largest park in Amsterdam, with over 10 million visitors yearly. In the evening, head to Red Light District, one of Amsterdam’s liveliest neighborhoods for a unique experience.
Travel south to Brussels, capital of Belgium. Start your day by visiting the iconic Atomium, a building in the shape of an atom that was built for Expo 58, the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. Explore the medieval architecture and cobblestone streets of the Grand Place, the central square of Brussels. Seize the moment and try some traditional Belgian waffles and chocolates before moving to your next destination.
Take a leisurely journey to one of Europe's most beautiful cities, Prague, Czech Republic. Visit the Old Town Square, an ancient picturesque site and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Astronomical Clock is located in the Old Town Square, and a beautiful sight that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Take a stroll across the ancient Charles Bridge, and don't forget to visit the magnificent St. Vitus Cathedral.
Today’s journey brings you to Munich, the beautiful capital of Bavaria, Germany. Before you reach there, make a Pitstop to visit the famous Neuschwanstein Castle, the fairy-tale castle in the hills of Bavaria. Explore Munich's Marienplatz, one of the world's most exciting and colorful squares, with its famous Christmas market and historic Glockenspiel.
Travel west to the City of Lights, Paris, France. Start your day by visiting the most recognizable monument in Paris, the Eiffel Tower. Explore the iconic Louvre Museum that preserves the most famous paintings and artwork in the world. In the evening, soak up the vibrant culture of Paris in Montmartre, the bohemian neighborhood of painters, artists, and poets.
Take a short journey to the beautiful Palace of Versailles, one of the most eye-catching areas in the French capital. Experience the grandeur of the Palace, the royal apartments, and the beautiful Gardens of Versailles. Learn about French history and the lives of kings and queens over the centuries.
Head south to the beautiful city of Nice, located on the French Riviera. Walk along the famous Promenade des Anglais, which spans over 7 km along the Baie des Anges. Stroll through the narrow streets of the old town, and appreciate the ornate Baroque architecture before ending your day on the beachfront, taking in the stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Enjoy your final day exploring the multicultural city of Marseille, the provincial capital of France. visit the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, a Catholic basilica and iconic landmark of Marseille. Take a stroll along the coast and admire the splendid view of the cliffs descending into the sea. Don't forget to try the city's culinary specialities, such as bouillabaisse and pastis, in a charming restaurant along the Vieux Port.
Getting around to each location can vary from renting a car, taking a train, or using buses. Rental cars may be more convenient but remember that there are parking fees to consider. Using public transportation is reliable, relatively cheap, and, at times, faster as you can avoid traffic congestion. Consider getting a rail pass to save on costs for train journeys.
If you have more time, you can explore more major cities in Europe such as Rome, Vienna, or Barcelona. If you have less time, consider skipping Nice and make direct travel from Paris to Marseille or train from Brussels to Paris. Keep a budget for the trip and plan well ahead of time to get the most value out of your itinerary.
There are a few airports you can fly to start your journey, such as Tegel Airport (TXL) in Berlin, Schiphol airport (AMS) in Amsterdam, and Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport in Paris.