Tour Summer Eurotrip: All Around Europe

Transport

Transport in comfy bus to the destinations mentioned in program All costs related to transport, parking and tolls

Accommodation

27 days and 26 nights in the best hotels, hostels and campsites in Europe: 2 Nights in Rome 2 Nights in Florence (surroundings) 2 Nights in Venice 1 Nights in Ljubljana 2 Nights in Vienna 2 Nights in Budapest 2 Nights in Krakow 2 Nights in Prague 2 Nights in Berlin 3 Nights in Amsterdam 1 Night in Brussels 2 Nights in Paris 1 Night in Boat (From Barcelona) 1 Night in Bus(From Madrid) 1 Night in Bus (From Paris) 23 breakfasts Multiple beds rooms – (or you can specify a single or double room) Many other surprises!

Meals

23 buffet breakfasts

Guide

English/Spanish guide for the whole tour: The main language on the trip will be Spanish , however all of our tour leaders speak both Spanish and English, and any written information you receive will be in English. Group leader during the whole trip Assistance throughout the whole trip Guided walks in mentioned cities by tour leader (if bus tour isn’t offered)

Not included:

Flights

Flights are not included in the price of this tour, the only transport that is included are the transfers in bus between the different cities and countries in the program. If you want to catch a flight to join us at the meeting point on this tour there are low cost flights that depaet from all of the main airports around Europe every day! Let us know if you need a hand!

Insurance

Insurance is not included in the price of this trip however it is available for an extra cost upon request. Let us know if you need more information.

Optional

Rome Pack: Guided walk around Rome + Sistine Chapell and Vatican Museums + Colosseum and Roman Forum: 55€ 5 Terre + Pisa: 55€ Venice Pack: Boat transfers to the lagoon to visit Murano & Burano, trip to a glass crafts shop in Murano: 35€ Postojna Caves: 25€ Bus tour of Vienna: Around Ringstasse and Schonbrunn with a local guide: 15€ Orava Castle: 5€ Auschwitz Concerntration Camp: 30€ Anne Frank Museum: 18€ Bus Tour of Berlin (with local guide): 15€ Boat trip along the canals of Amsterdam: 10€ Heineken Experience: 18€ Trip to Zaanse Schans (Dutch windmill village): 15€ Day trip to Bruges and Ghent & Atomium: 35€ Paris by night: 12€ Visit to Montmarte and Pigalle: Price to be confirmed Escape to London: Price to be confirmed More activites during the tour

Others

Everything that is not mentioned in “What’s included?” Transport to the starting point Travel insurance and cancellation insurance Entrance fees for monuments and attractions Visa fees or other administrative costs Transport within the cities (metro, taxi etc.) Optional activities

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Day 1 Day 1: Madrid - Bus
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Madrid - Bus

Close your books and leave all of your stress behind! Today you will begin your European adventure with Unitrips. We will begin our trip in Madrid, the capital of Spain.

We will begin our visit of this incredible spanish capital in the afternoon. During this visit we will see all of the main sites of the city such as Retiro Park, Alcala Gates, Cibeles, Sol and the Plaza Mayor, etc…

Following an intense day enjoying this city we will have some free time to eat dinner and in the evening we will hop on our bus and head towards Barcelona.
Day 2 Day 2: Barcelona - Ferry
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 2: Barcelona - Ferry

After spending the night on the bus travelling across Spain, we will arrive at our next destination, Barcelona, in the early hours of the morning. The good news is you will have the whole day to discover this incredible city. Make sure you explore all of the main sites of the city which have earn´t this city the title of the most touristic captial of the world. From the Sagrada Familia to Passeig de Gracia, to strolling down the legendary Ramblas and the gothic quarter with its impressive cathedral, you will not be dissapointed.

Towards the end of the day we will hop on the ferry and voyage through the Mediterranean sea in oder to start this magical trip around Western Europe. We will spend the night in an elegant cruise, with all kinds of services at your disposal, all of which will make the journey very enjoyable: a club, videogames room, restaurants, 24h cafes, pool, gym, health center, casino… So order that gin and tonic, and take in that warm mediterranean breeze, this tour has officially begun!
Day 3 Day 3: Ferry - Rome
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: Ferry - Rome

After a whole day enjoying the Mediterranean breeze, we will arrive at Civitavecchia were our Eurobus will be await us to take us to the former Caput Mundi, Rome. We will arrive later on in the evening, therefore we will head straight to bed so we can get lots of rest in preparation for tomorrow!
Day 4 Day 4: Rome
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 4: Rome

Rome is known as the “Eternal City”, and you will understand why once we arrive. Time appears to have ceased here hundreds of years back due to the large number of remaining monuments and ruins of buildings, which turns strolling through the narrow streets of Rome into a trip back in time to the capital’s golden age. Italy´s famous capital, otherwise known as the old “Caput Mundi” (Leader of the world) and all of its history await us. There are so many reasons to visit Rome, things that make you fall in love with it and make you want to return! A few of these reasons are obviously the incredible food and the lively atmosphere that you will find in every corner of the city.

Today you will have the chance to see some of these famous sites, most importantly you will be able to visit the most popular monumet in Italy: the Colosseum. Depsite being half demolished it continues to radiate historical charm. Later you will be able to visit the Roman Forums, otherwise known as the commercial, religious, political and judicial centre of the ancient city of Rome.

*Optional Activity - Rome Pack: Round trip transport + guided tour of Rome + Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums + Colossuem and Roman Forums
Day 5 Day 5: Rome - Florence
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 5: Rome - Florence

Today on our tour around Europe we will wake up early and head towards the Vatican. After putting Florence in the GPS, which we will visit tomorrow, we will stop off at the Vatican. Take note, Florence is an extremely lively city and has great night life, so make sure you experience a real university party whilst you are here! We will spend the night near Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance.
Day 6 Day 6: Florence - *5 Terre & Pisa
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 6: Florence - *5 Terre & Pisa

“Buongiorno Principessa” said Benigni, an actor from the city of Florence, in the film “Life is Beautiful”.

Today on our tour around Europe you will have the chance to admire numerous incredible works of art in the Museum ofthe Uffizi. If walking round an exhibition hall is not for you, you can take a stunning walk up the famous hills where you can get to the fantastic viewpoint of the fanciful Arch of Brunelleschi which dominates the city.

We will also have an optional activity for those who want to visit 5 Terre and the most famous tower, that attracts visitors from all over the world due to its unusual inclination: The Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Are you ready to go to the beach? Grab your swimsuit, towel and sunscreen, it’s time to enjoy the Italian coast! 5 little towns with colorful houses, hanging from the cliffs. A place where pollution almost hasn’t made a dent. There are very few cars and the way to travel between towns is either by foot or by a spectacular little train that runs along the seafront.

*Optional Activity: 5 Terre & Pisa
Day 7 Day 7: Florence - Venice
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 7: Florence - Venice

After admiring this exciting city that has almost 3000 years of history, we will continue with our tour around Europe, this time heading to anohter italian gem: Venice.

Venice had the honor of being crowned one of the most powerful, rich and populated cities over a period of many years in the past. It dominated trading routes in both the mediterranean and the oreint. What´s more the art that was fostered here is one of a kind which can clearly be exemplified in the works of Marco Polo.
Day 8 Day 8: Venice - Murano & Burano*
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 8: Venice - Murano & Burano*

Fall in love with this city! Venice is one of the most photographed places in the world. Don’t waste time, grab your camera and find your inner photographer; bridges, Vaporettos and Gondolas are all waiting to be snapped!

Make sure you take some time to enjoy the Byzantine influenced art which is best exemplifed in the architecture of the Basillica of San Marco. You should also stroll down the canal, starting from the Rialto Bridge. You could also just get lost in the narrow streets and see where you end up!

*Optional Activity: Venice Pack: Trip to Murano and Burano (the two islands located in the ventiain lagoon)
Day 9 Day 9: Venice - Ljubljana
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 9: Venice - Ljubljana

Today we will leave Italy behind and continue on our tour across Europe, crossing not 1 but 2 different borders. From Italy we will pass through Slovenia, a country that used to belong to Yugoslavia. We will travel through little villages full of tradition and fascinating architecture with great Italian influence. Here the nature is so beautiful, and passing through the mountains between Trieste and Ljubljana you will understand why. Between these mountains, incredible caves that are hundreds of miles long have formed and thanks to the Karstic phenomenon, stalagmites and stalactites which have been slowlyformed over time forming amazing natural sculptures.

Curiously, Ljubljana is the city with the largest density of students… and by spending the night here, you will enjoy its young atmosphere. Ljubjana is a rich and prosperous city, that was able to rise from the ashes of the WWII and Balcanic conflicts and now can be considered an elegant european capital, with a very unique style that combines the influences of its geographical neighbours. From Mediterranean arquitecture, through to Gothic, Germanic or Balcanic style.

You can get lost in the old town, on the Prezeren Square, walk across the same bridge three times and visit Saint Nicolas´ Cathedral. If you have energy, you can also climb up to the castel which is an a hill that dominates the city.

*Optional Activity: Caves of Postojna: Trip to the caves in an old mine train
Day 10 Day 10: Ljubljana - Vienna
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 10: Ljubljana - Vienna

After stopping in Ljubljana, we will travel through Slovenia and the Alps on our way to another country Austria and its stunning capital: Vienna.

Today we will have breakfast in Slovenia and dinner in Austria!
Day 11 Day 11: Vienna
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 11: Vienna

Guten morgen!

Today, on our tour around Europe, we will have to wake up early to take an advantage of the day, because Vienna has a lot to offer.

You will have a chance to choose whether to join the optional bus tour around Vienna or to go walking around the centre.

On the bus tour, you will visit all the main tourist spots in Vienna, from Prater and its oldest ferris wheel in Europe, across the Danube to Ringstrasse, admiring some beautiful monuments from the XIX century.

You will also see a russian soldier or two and the incredible Belvedere palace (which, today, houses the Klimt museum)… and you will have the opportunity to feel like Princess Sissi in the gardens of the Schonbrunn palace.

And what about lunch? Well, you should try Schnitzel and Sachertorte… the most famous chocolate cake in the world (Austrians say so :)).

*Optional Activity: Bus Tour of Vienna
Day 12 Day 12: Vienna - Bratislava - Budapest
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 12: Vienna - Bratislava - Budapest

3 countries in one day today!

After leaving stunning Vienna, and driving only 50 km, we’ll arrive at our next stop on our tour around europe, the modern capital: Bratislava. We will walk around the old town discovering the any broze statues that are located here, these statues make this city very likeable to the traveller’s eyes. But we aren’t stopping there and with another 50km on the bus we will be in yet another country, Hungary, and its dazzling capital of Budapest. You will have a chance to blow your own trumpet saying that you had breakfast in Vienna, lunch in Bratislava and dinner in Budapest.
Day 13 Day 13: Budapest
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 13: Budapest

It’s time to explore the city which was born by unification of two sections: ‘Buda’ on the west side of the river Danube and ‘Pest’ on the east side.

Since 1989 Hungary and it’s capital have been known for impressive development and every year they receive more and more tourists, youngsters in particular are attracted by the festivals that are held here and the nightlife provided by the famous Ruins Bars.

Don’t forget your swimsuit as you will have the chance to enjoy the best thermal baths in Europe, either at Szechenyi or at Gellert.
Day 14 Day 14: Budapest - Krakow
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 14: Budapest - Krakow

Today on our route through Europe we will leave Hungary behind and pass through the heart of Slovakia, heading to the impressive Tatras mountains, that mark the border between Poland and Slovakia. This drive is especially pleasant for nature lovers.

Once in Slovakia, only a few kilometers after crossing the border, we will visit a tiny town called Oravsky Podzamok, where we will visit one of the oldest castles in Slovakia, the Orava Castle (optional entrance).

After visiting the castle we will continue on our tour around Europe, passing through Slovakia until we arrive in Krakow. Krakow is a very famous city in a country which was scene to many battles and bombings during WW2: Poland.

Almost all the Polish cities have been totally destroyed and there are very few with such an intact old town. One of them is Wroclaw, where we will make a stop if everything goes as planned, to feel the atmosphere of this young city, where more than 100 bridges cross the river Oder. From there, we will follow to the south of Poland, where the cultural and touristic capital of Poland lays: Krakow.

*Optional Activity: Trip to Orava Castle
Day 15 Day 15: Krakow - Auschwitz*
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 15: Krakow - Auschwitz*

Krakow is the cultural reference of Poland, given its history: here you will have the chance to enjoy different zones that were all developed in different eras, and that didn’t suffer during the II World War. The medieval old town is perfectly conserved and it’s possible to walk through it following the royal path that goes from the north to the south of the city, starting at the Barbican, crossing the market square, the biggest in Europe, which is dominated by the Saint Mary’s cathedral, and finishing at the legendary castle Wawel, which overlooks the river Vistula.

In the 19th century, the Jewish Quarter was developed to the south from the castle, the most active and characteristic quarter of the town. This quarter was converted into a ghetto during the Nazi control and it’s where Schindler lived, a German that saved thousands of Jewish lives, lying to German authorities and whose story was reflected in a movie of Steven Spielberg.

Moreover, Krakow has a district that is characterised by communist architecture, known by urbanists from all around the world as Nowa Huta. This also happens to be a very well developed industrial zone.

Close to Krakow, about a one hour driving distance, the only concentration camp that survived the German self-destruction in their attempts to erase the proofs of the existence of these camps.

Auschwitz is a place of memory and reflexion, where a local guide will speak to us either in English or in Spanish about all the absurdities of the Nazi regime and about the physical and moral destruction that Jews had to face.

*Optional Activity: Trip to Auschwitz
Day 16 Day 16: Krakow - Prague
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 16: Krakow - Prague

Today we will leave behind the cultural and touristic Polish capital, Krakow, and continue our tour around Europe by heading to another magical city – Prague.

To get there you have to cross the Silesia in the south of Poland, a very industrialised zone, then passing through Moravia, one of the three regions that forms the Czech Republic until we reach the heart of the country and its capital, Prague.
Day 17 Day 17: Prague
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 17: Prague

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic laying on the Vltava River and is the largest city in the region of Bohemia. Throughout its history, it has received many names, such as “The Golden City”, “City of a Hundred Spires” and “The Heart of Europe”.

Lets make the most of the morning to visit this incredible city. We’ll go from the gunpowder tower and pass by the beautiful, modernist Municipal House to the Wenceslas square, universally known for the scene in “Prague Spring”.

The state theatre, where various works of Mozart were first shown, and the Jewish District are all close by. After, we can pass by the Clementinum, the old Jesuit college, to finally arrive at the Charles Bridge, with its 30 famous barroque sculptures. If we have time, we can head to the “Old town Square” with its outstanding and fascinating astronomical clock.

In the afternoon we still have a lot to see of this beautiful city. If you have the energy, you can follow the path up to the Prague Castle, which sits in the bend of the Moldava river, and is the biggest castle in the world.

Get to know its patios, where we will find the Saint Vito Cathedral, with its artistic treasures, gothic palaces and ancient palace of the Bohemian kingswith the magnificent hall of Vladislav, which was the biggest civil hall in Europe in its time. Also, the St George Basilica, made in the year 920 and the Golden Lane, where the castle guards, medieval artisans, goldsmiths, alchemists and even the great Franz Kafka all stayed.

We hope that you didn’t get too tired today, because there is a huge variety of czech beer and it’s very very cheap…
Day 18 Day 18: Prague - Dresden - Berlin
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 18: Prague - Dresden - Berlin

Once we have left Prague, we will head for the famous brewing country! Here we will arrive in Berlin, where we will spend the night.

But before, we will make a stop in Dresden, the last German city we will visit and which is known as “Florence on the river Elbe”, We will have a chance to try “wurst”, german sausage and to value the baroque architecture of Berlin.
Day 19 Day 19: Berlin
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 19: Berlin

“Ich bin ein Berliner”, which means “I am a Berliner” is what JFK said in ’63 to show support with people who were separated from their families due to construction of Berlin wall. Today, it’s time for you to repeat the phrase and spend a day as a Berliner.

We will continue to the Checkpoint Charlie, running across a good portion of the formerly wall of Berlin, destroyed in 1989, surely the most important political event of Germany in the past 50 years. If there is time, we will get to famous Alexanderplatz, where you will have an opportunity to lift up to symbol of the Berlin skyline, the TV tower, and watch the impressive views.

You will have a chance to choose whether to spend the day with us and a professional local guide who will explain even the finest detail of what lays behind the buildings of Berlin, among all Reichstag, the Parliament of Germany, next to it the iconic Brandenburg Gate, and famous monument to holocaust, masterpiece of Heisman.

*Optional Activity: Bus tour of Berlin (with professional guide)
Day 20 Day 20: Berlin - Amsterdam
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 20: Berlin - Amsterdam

We shall say goodbye to Berlin with tears in our eyes… But don’t worry! The liberal city of Amsterdam is waiting for us! To get to today’s destination on time, we must wake up early, and get on the bus; where we will cross most of Germany!
Day 21 Day 21: Amsterdam
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 21: Amsterdam

Today we will have the whole day to enjoy Amsterdam and its unique architecture. Houses are so narrow and high that they challenge the gravity laws.

Put your comfortable shoes on, because in Amsterdam, we will walk a lot.

Open your eyes and watch where you step. If you are crossing the bicycle lane, be quick! Here, riding a bicycle is the main way of transportation, so there are plenty of them and they have priority!

If you are not keen on walking, we offer you an alternative mean of transport to visit Amsterdam, a low boat that goes below the bridges.

We will offer you the opportunity to go into another museum, related to the experience of a young dutch girl during the second world war, whose diary has been read by millions of people: Anne Frank

*Optional Activities: Entrance to Anne Frank museum (skip the line)/ Boat ride through cannals of Amsterdam/ Heineken Experience/ Trip to Zaanse Schans
Day 22 Day 22: Amsterdam
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 22: Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a city that never stops surprising, so we will let you stay here another day, so that you can discover its streets, bridges, bars and the atmosphere of this modern and cosmopolitan city that attracts tourists from all around the world.

Do you enjoy museums? Well, here you have various options; from classical Rijksmuseum, to the flemish museum of Rembrandt, without forgetting the museum of the craziest european painter, Van Gogh Museum.

Not your cup of tea? In Amsterdam you can also find a contemporary art museum (MOCO) and if you fancy a beer, Heineken is your star choice! You like diamonds? Then go to a museum dedicated to this “eternal stone”.
Day 23 Day 23: Amsterdam - Brussels - Bruges And Ghent*
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 23: Amsterdam - Brussels - Bruges And Ghent*

Today on our tour we will visit another BENELUX country, after the NE, we have to visit the BE of Belgium, which also happens to be the heart of the EU.

When we arrive in Brussels, you will be able to decide what you want to do.

You can stay in Brussels to rest and gain the energy you need to face the rest of the route through Europe, and enjoy its parks and avenue full of shops of all kinds. Or you can hop on the Unitrips bus that will head north of Belgium, in the direction of Ghent and Bruges, the 2 Flemish cities par excellence.

We will start the day visiting the beautiful and university city of Ghent and end up putting the icing on the cake in the city of Bruges, which is the most visited city in Belgium, ahead of the capital. On the way back we will also stop at the Atomium to take some pictures

Here you will be delighted to see how well these two medieval cities have been preserved, where the medieval architectural style of Northern Europe is still very much intact!

Brussels. You’ll get to know the heart of the European Union here, in all its dynamism and splendour.

We will visit and walk around the city, seeing its most characteristic and touristy places. Art Nouveau, the great creators of the world comic are based here, and it’s here that Tintin, Lucky Luke and the Smurfs were born. Mannekin Pis is the symbol of the city and over two centuries has received over 2 million visitors a year. Here is a country with 10 million inhabitants and 3 different languages: French, Flemish and German are spoken here.

The Atomium and Grand Place are incredible features of the city and if you have a sweet tooth you’ll get lost in the scent of chocolate and waffles in its streets…

If not sweets, you can try the beer… but beware it’s very misleading at 8-9% alcohol content!

*Optional Activity: Excursion (Bruges- Ghent – Atomium): 35€
Day 24 Day 24: Brussels - Paris
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 24: Brussels - Paris

We’ll say our goodbyes to the amazing Brussels!

It’s time to Set our GPS in the direction of where we’ve all been waiting for… Paris!! After breakfast we will head towards “The City of Lights”. It’s known for being the cosmopolitan capital of France and also it’s one of the most populated and visited cities of Europe. The city of Love.

Do you want to know why it is called the city of lights?

Come with us to the panoramic tour bus around this city, driving aroung the most importat spots of Paris, incredibly illuminated, not only by lights but also by explanation on board.

*Optional Activity: París by night/ Trip to Montmartre and Pigalle
Day 25 Day 25: Paris
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 25: Paris

We’ll wake up in Paris and after having eaten a croissant and a hot drink, and begin our tour!

It’s going to be an intense day in the “Ville Lumiere”, so put your comfortable shoes on because it’s time to walk. We will start in Notre Dame, the great Lady of Paris, and going through pont Neuf, we will admire Paris’ river, The Sena and we willpass by the museum that contains the most famous painting of all times, Leonardo Da Vinci’s La Gioconda.

Of course, we’ll finish our tour at the most famous tower, the Eiffel Tower, a massive structure of steel which was a result of a universal exhibition in the nineteenth century and since then has watched the people of Paris from above, covered in trillions of their little locks. And you don’t have to be in love to enjoy Paris.
Day 26 Day 26: Paris - Bus
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 26: Paris - Bus

Hoy en nuestra gran ruta por Europa será tu día libre en París, como nosotros estamos en todo, te daremos el tiempo necesario para que puedas ver algunos de los lugares que te dejaste en el tintero. Como no, nosotros te daremos unos tips para saber que hacer

Ahora es el momento de ir al Louvre y disfrutar de sus kilométricas exposiciones y como no guiñarle el ojo a la Gioconda. Si lo prefieres, puedes disfrutar de la arquitectura moderna y sus rascacielos futuristas en el barrio de La Defénse.

¿Te gusta más el tema exótico o multiétnico? Hay un barrio que se llama Belleville muy curioso, en donde solía vivir el Señor Malaussene.

Si quieres ver un trozo de Italia en París, no te quedes sin visitar los jardines de Luxemburgo, que encargó Maria dei Medici, y de camino apreciar el Pantheon, la Sorbonne (la mejor universidad de Francia) y callejear por el barrio latino y sus miles de bares.

*Optional Activity: 4 day escape to London:
Day 27 Day 27: Madrid
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 27: Madrid

This morning on our tour through Western Europe we will cross the Pyrenees, San Sebastian, Vitoria and Burgos to finally finish the tour in Madrid. Now you will have a right to say that you have seen half of Europe and you will go home with the memories of the most beautiful corners of this old continent, with your new friends from all over the world.

The program could suffer unforeseen changes due to weather conditions, traffic… or the ability of the group to respect meeting times.

The suggested programme doesn’t include optional/extra activities. You will have opportunity to book some of them in the reservation form, while the others will be proposed by the tour leader along the tour.

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27 days tour

Summer Eurotrip: All Around Europe

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Itinerary of your trip Summer Eurotrip: All Around Europe

Day 1: Madrid - Bus

Day 2: Barcelona - Ferry

Day 3: Ferry - Rome

Day 4: Rome

Day 5: Rome - Florence

Day 6: Florence - *5 Terre & Pisa

Day 7: Florence - Venice

Day 8: Venice - Murano & Burano*

Day 9: Venice - Ljubljana

Day 10: Ljubljana - Vienna

Day 11: Vienna

Day 12: Vienna - Bratislava - Budapest

Day 13: Budapest

Day 14: Budapest - Krakow

Day 15: Krakow - Auschwitz*

Day 16: Krakow - Prague

Day 17: Prague

Day 18: Prague - Dresden - Berlin

Day 19: Berlin

Day 20: Berlin - Amsterdam

Day 21: Amsterdam

Day 22: Amsterdam

Day 23: Amsterdam - Brussels - Bruges And Ghent*

Day 24: Brussels - Paris

Day 25: Paris

Day 26: Paris - Bus

Day 27: Madrid

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