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Family vacation
Hi,
I am planning my first family vacation to Europe, in June/July.
We are threesome and we are planning a 10 day visit.
Request all enlightened souls to guide me to the best places in June/July.
Would like to cover upto 3 countries if possible.
We hail from India and a tad budget conscious.
Neverthless would like all inputs and promise to review and get back.
Regards
Vishwanath Iyer
I am planning my first family vacation to Europe, in June/July.
We are threesome and we are planning a 10 day visit.
Request all enlightened souls to guide me to the best places in June/July.
Would like to cover upto 3 countries if possible.
We hail from India and a tad budget conscious.
Neverthless would like all inputs and promise to review and get back.
Regards
Vishwanath Iyer
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No one can possibly answer such a broad question. Do you have any guide books? Have you dreamed of visiting any specific place(s)? You do need to have at least some ideas of your own. Once you come up with some sort of basic plan we can help you refine/improve it.
10 days is a VERY short time to visit three cities let alone three whole 'countries'.
10 days is a VERY short time to visit three cities let alone three whole 'countries'.
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You are not planning anything. You just have the glimmer of an idea at this point. Nobody is enlightened enough to help 3 people organize a tiny little visit to an entire continent. You might be able to visit one country in such a short time and see a bit of it. Three countries is utterly unrealistic.You need guidebooks and websites and a reality check.
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StCirq Indians are known to visit at a very fast pace.
They haven't got so much holidays, so it is often that they visit ore places than we would do.
If 3 countries are a 'must' OP could land in Paris, 3-4 days, go to Bruxelles - 2 days and finsih in Amsterdam, 3-4 days.
Total 10 days (on the ground, if possible).
Fly in Paris, leave Amsterdam.
They haven't got so much holidays, so it is often that they visit ore places than we would do.
If 3 countries are a 'must' OP could land in Paris, 3-4 days, go to Bruxelles - 2 days and finsih in Amsterdam, 3-4 days.
Total 10 days (on the ground, if possible).
Fly in Paris, leave Amsterdam.
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With this being a first holiday in Europe, and possibly in June, my suggestion would be Paris and London, a *classic* first visit.
1. Both are two very easy-to-navigate cities for a first time visitor.
2. The weather should be mild.
3. European schools will not have been released for summer break so family crowds will be minimized.
4. No cruise ship passenger overload issues.
If you are feeling adventurous, Amsterdam is but 4 hours from Paris on a train. Fly into London and explore, take the Eurostar to Paris, then train to Amsterdam for a day or so before your departure.
1. Both are two very easy-to-navigate cities for a first time visitor.
2. The weather should be mild.
3. European schools will not have been released for summer break so family crowds will be minimized.
4. No cruise ship passenger overload issues.
If you are feeling adventurous, Amsterdam is but 4 hours from Paris on a train. Fly into London and explore, take the Eurostar to Paris, then train to Amsterdam for a day or so before your departure.
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10 days pick at most 2-3 places to visit - fly into one like London and take train to say Paris then Amsterdam and fly out of Amsterdam.
Or any 2-3 places fairly close to each other - like Venice, Florence or Rome.
Or Paris -overnight train to Venice and Rome - fly into Paris and out of Rome, etc.
Or Paris-Switzerland-Munich, etc.
Trains are great - great resources on trains and where to go check www.budgeteuropetravel.com; www.ricksteves.com and www.seat61.com.
Again flying open jaw - into one city and out of another is great.
Or any 2-3 places fairly close to each other - like Venice, Florence or Rome.
Or Paris -overnight train to Venice and Rome - fly into Paris and out of Rome, etc.
Or Paris-Switzerland-Munich, etc.
Trains are great - great resources on trains and where to go check www.budgeteuropetravel.com; www.ricksteves.com and www.seat61.com.
Again flying open jaw - into one city and out of another is great.
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