I have enough time to do either-<BR>A. Paris, Brugge, Amsterdam, Copenhagen<BR>or<BR>B. Paris, Rothenburg, Salzburg, Prague<BR>Which would you pick and with what slight variations?<BR>Thanks so much!

Depends on when you're going...weather &amp; events would have a lot to do with it, so what are your travel dates?

I'm traveling in the middle to end of April.

And what are your interests and have you been to Europe before?<BR><BR>Also how long are you going for, what kind of budget have you got for travel between each country and have you already listed any particular sights in each country which you want to visit?<BR><BR>Thanks<BR>Kavey

I just want to know what YOU would choose given those 2 options.<BR>Thanks, Tracey

Okay, since you want to know what I would choose, it's this - neither! I'd instead go for Amsterdam, Noord Brabant, the Belgian Ardennes, Brugge and back to Amsterdam for return home.

They are both excellent choices. I'd like to go to all of those places. Can't figure out what all of the others questions have to do with it. Depending on the length of your trip, I might consider concentrating it more and leaving out the far away destination(ie Copenhagen or Prague). This would cut some expense and travel time. You could add other closer stops instead.<BR>Don't know if this helps. I'm sure you'll get lots of advise as your trip gets more specific.<BR><BR>Good Planning, <BR>Gerry

Thanks! Anyone else?

Like Wes, I'd skip Paris. But you seem adamant. If you choose B, I'd skip Rothenburg and shoot for something less Disney-like - Regensburg? Bamberg? If forced to take one or the other wholesale, I'd pick A for Brugge alone.

I'd choose trip B, but I'd go via Strasbourg / Innsbruck to get to Prague. If you don't have hotels lined up yet I'd hurry to do so (Prague in particular can be a nightmare). Have fun.