Interested to tour Paris, Geneva, Venice, Rome, Zurich, Austria, Germany and back to Paris in 3 weeks by Car. Any suggestions.
We are 5 and which I think for the sake a expenses and want to visit these places is it worth renting a car.
I would like some input on what routes to take and get the best natures wonders through out the route. And is it possible to do the whole tour in 3 weeks.
By Car Paris Geneva Venice Austria Germany Paris in 3 weeks
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Driving might be more economical - but a car is next to useless in each of those cities. And not just the problem of where to park it.
Depending on how many places you want to see in Austria and Germany, that is a difficult itinerary for just 3 weeks. 9 or 10+ cities in 3 weeks by car . . . doing it by train would be faster/easier.
While touring around the countryside can be easier by train, you really don't have the time to explore much in rural areas w/ all those cities.
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