Amsterdam, Paris, Munich-- how to best do this?
Jan 14th, 2005, 06:52 AM
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I am willing to cut Paris if it will make for a better trip. It just seems a shame to be so close and miss it, you know?
In Baden Baden, I am mainly interested in the whole European spa experience. Are there any other spas in the areas we are visiting that might fit the bill?
In Baden Baden, I am mainly interested in the whole European spa experience. Are there any other spas in the areas we are visiting that might fit the bill?
Jan 14th, 2005, 09:38 AM
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If you do your train travel at night, you will have plenty of daylight for sightseeing in each venue.
Obviously, you can't acquire an in-depth knowledge of a place in that short time, but I think a "sampler" tour isn't a bad way to get a feel for several places, and decide on the basis of that exposure what places you want to return to for a longer stay.
So I don't think there's any reason to cut out any of the cities on your original itinerary. You might do
Day 1-5 Paris, night train to...
Day 6-8 Holland, night train to...
Day 9 Bonn, cruise Rhine to...
Day 10 Mainz, drive Romantic Road to...
Day 11-14 Munich & Ludwig's to home.
Obviously, you can't acquire an in-depth knowledge of a place in that short time, but I think a "sampler" tour isn't a bad way to get a feel for several places, and decide on the basis of that exposure what places you want to return to for a longer stay.
So I don't think there's any reason to cut out any of the cities on your original itinerary. You might do
Day 1-5 Paris, night train to...
Day 6-8 Holland, night train to...
Day 9 Bonn, cruise Rhine to...
Day 10 Mainz, drive Romantic Road to...
Day 11-14 Munich & Ludwig's to home.
