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/u/fastingisthegoat
First time in Europe. 26 y/o male. I'll be going from May 15 - July 15. Looking to stay in hostels and take public transport. Hoping to keep things under $6k USD total for the 2 months (60 days) for hostels, food, transport, and attractions.
When planning these itineraries, I tried to keep travel times between cities minimal. I also wanted to hit a mix of big cities (Budapest, Krakow, Berlin, etc.), villages (Bavaria), fairytale like towns (cesky krumlov), nature (switzerland, bavarian alps), and beach (Greece/Croatia). Budget is a consideration, but I'm willing to spend a little more where it is worth it (e.g. Switzerland). I have Croatian and German ancestry, which sparked my interest in Option 1.
Option 1 has 7 days where I can still add stuff. Option 2 has 19 days where I can still add stuff. Main difference is covering Italy/Greece in Option 2, versus more of Germany in Option 1.
Option 1 (53 days total, 7 days flexible to add):
Prague (4)
-day trip to cesky krumlov and kutna hora
Vienna (3)
-day trip to Bratislava
Budapest (4 days)
Krakow (4 days)
-day trip to auschwitz and salt mines
Wroclaw (2)
Dresden (3)
Berlin (4)
Hamburg (3)
Cologne (3)
Heidelberg (2)
Zurich (2)
Lucerne (2)
Munich (4)
-day trip to Innsbruck
Salzburg (2)
Lake Bled (2)
Ljubljana (2)
Zagreb (1)
Zadar, Croatia (3)
Split (3)
Back to Zagreb for flight home
Option 2 (41 days, 19 days flexible to add):
-Fly into Zurich
Zurich (1)
Lucern (3)
-Fly from Zurich to Ljubljana
Ljubljana (2)
Bled (2)
Venice (2)
Florence (4)
Cinque Terre (2)
Rome (3)
-Ferry or fly to Greece
Athens (4)
Santorini (4)
Fly Greece to Budapest
Budapest (4)
Krakow (4)
-day trip to auschwitz and salt mines
Prague (4)
-day trip to cesky krumlov
-day trip to kutna hora
Berlin (4)
-Fly home from Berlin
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When planning these itineraries, I tried to keep travel times between cities minimal. I also wanted to hit a mix of big cities (Budapest, Krakow, Berlin, etc.), villages (Bavaria), fairytale like towns (cesky krumlov), nature (switzerland, bavarian alps), and beach (Greece/Croatia). Budget is a consideration, but I'm willing to spend a little more where it is worth it (e.g. Switzerland). I have Croatian and German ancestry, which sparked my interest in Option 1.
Option 1 has 7 days where I can still add stuff. Option 2 has 19 days where I can still add stuff. Main difference is covering Italy/Greece in Option 2, versus more of Germany in Option 1.
Option 1 (53 days total, 7 days flexible to add):
Prague (4)
-day trip to cesky krumlov and kutna hora
Vienna (3)
-day trip to Bratislava
Budapest (4 days)
Krakow (4 days)
-day trip to auschwitz and salt mines
Wroclaw (2)
Dresden (3)
Berlin (4)
Hamburg (3)
Cologne (3)
Heidelberg (2)
Zurich (2)
Lucerne (2)
Munich (4)
-day trip to Innsbruck
Salzburg (2)
Lake Bled (2)
Ljubljana (2)
Zagreb (1)
Zadar, Croatia (3)
Split (3)
Back to Zagreb for flight home
Option 2 (41 days, 19 days flexible to add):
-Fly into Zurich
Zurich (1)
Lucern (3)
-Fly from Zurich to Ljubljana
Ljubljana (2)
Bled (2)
Venice (2)
Florence (4)
Cinque Terre (2)
Rome (3)
-Ferry or fly to Greece
Athens (4)
Santorini (4)
Fly Greece to Budapest
Budapest (4)
Krakow (4)
-day trip to auschwitz and salt mines
Prague (4)
-day trip to cesky krumlov
-day trip to kutna hora
Berlin (4)
-Fly home from Berlin
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