30 Days In Europe

Les Gorges du Verdon are just two hours from some of Europe’s most beautiful canyons. The ride is as scenic as the canyons. The region’s streamlined public transportation system makes it possible to get around. We recommend spending a few days at home, without any museum visits, tours, or daytrips, so you can catch your breath and avoid burnout. This is a popular day trip because it’s where you’ll find a big group of gorgeous palaces and ornate gardens.

Bask in the rich culture and romance of fascinating France on a tour that explores captivating Paris, picturesque Provence, historic Normandy and breathtaking Le Mont St. Michel. Delight in a 2-night stay in a stunning, renovated French abbey in the UNESCO World Heritage Loire Valley. Relish a tour of two of the Loire Valley’s most famous castles – Chateau du Chenonceau and Chateau du Clos Luce. Sip wine during a tour of a well-known winery in the medieval town of Chinon. Come to know the enchanting medieval walled city of Avignon during a walking tour and visit to the 14th-century papal palace.

It is the principal residence of French kings, from Louis XIV to Louis XVI. It is spectacular. Another highlight of the tour is Nice, where you will drive along the famous Promenade des Anglais seaside boulevard and marvel at the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. The time zone changes from Greenwich Mean Time to Central European Standard Time, which is usually a 1 hour difference. Travelling from London to Paris? Expect slightly warmer days and approximately the same nights. Paris’s temperatures range from 30degC to 18degC. To allow enough time for a train to Brussels, finish your sightseeing by the 22nd. In just a few hours, you can reach the Cote d’Azur and be in the heart of the Italian Riviera.

• Stroll the colorful streets of Cannes, go wine tasting in Provence, and catch a Mediterranean sunset as you take it all in.
• The Bernese Oberland is where you’ll spend several days, a fairytale land of mountain villages, scenic cable cars, and breathtaking views at high altitude.
• This itinerary is designed for slightly longer than 2 weeks because less time won’t allow you to see all the major sites as well as relax and enjoy your time on the beaches and really explore the towns.
• Next, take a train ride to Lucerne. This is a quintessential Swiss city located on the shores Lake Lucerne. It is surrounded by the Swiss Alps and two famous mountains, Pilatus & Rigi.
• You’ve seen photos and videos of the Eiffel Tower. Now is your chance to see it in person, as well as to take an elevator up to the second floor.
• If driving from Paris through western France for ten days sounds like a dream come true, this itinerary is for you.

You’ve heard about the TGV train, now it’s your turn to ride it. All of this and much more are included on this France tour that starts and ends in Paris and has overnights also in Bayeux, St. Malo, the Loire Valley, Bordeaux, Lourdes, Nimes, Monte Carlo, Lyon, and Dijon. Highlights of this French tour include guided sightseeing of Paris with a visit to magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral, dating back to the 12th century, and an elevator ride to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower. A visit to the remarkable Palace and Gardens of Versailles is sure to delight.

The region’s 15 ski resorts open for season in December, with the closest a little over two hours away by bus from the Nice train station or airport (1.50EUR for a one-way ticket). I’d opt for Nice if you’re looking for coastal views, picturesque villages, and something logistically simple. Nice is a charming city. Day trips to nearby villages such as Eze and Monaco are amazing. It is the most formal and pricey of the 3 cities and will have a resort feel near the coast in the summer. While you won’t be able to cover the whole country, this 10-day itinerary showcases the highlights, including Paris, a famous wine region, the Alps, and the beach. Central Portugal is full with surprises. You can see many of them in just 10 days.

You can take a gondola ride, wander around St. Mark’s Square, visit the famous Rialto Bridge, or take a half-day trip to Burano. For first timers to Italy, Rome, Florence and Venice typically top the “must-see” list. With 10 days, you have enough time to visit these three cities and add in another spectacular destination, the coastal towns of the Cinque Terre. You can have your next vacation in the best places with world-class cities, historic towns, medieval villages, historical sites, snowcapped Alps and stunning beaches.

Step off the plane and into Monaco’s elite atmosphere. This world is full of red-carpet luxury and endless cultural discovery. From the big city lights and historical museums of Paris to the quiet beaches of Western France, there’s something on this 10-day road trip to delight everyone in the family, regardless of age. Begin your journey in the capital to see highlights such as the Louvre or Versaille. Then rent a car and drive west. Sample fresh seafood, try sand yachting and learn about D-Day history on the beaches of Normandy. Germany is synonymous with beer gardens and fairytale castles, medieval cities, and scenic rivers.

There’s something for everyone, from fresh cuisine to Mediterranean beaches to cliffside villages to snowy mountains and historic cities. If ten days spent exploring the quiet countryside roads and medieval villages of Provence sounds like a dream come true, this itinerary is perfect for you. From Paris to Avignon, ride a comfortable e-bike along off-the-beaten-path roads across two nature reserves the land of endless lavender fields as you experience the Provence way of life. Indulge in bespoke cultural and nature experiences on this ten-day luxury trip to the French Riviera. There are many ways to relax, from private sailing trips to sunny islands on the coast to sunbathing at Saint-Tropez’s world-class beaches to private sailing trips.

With Globus, you’ll experience the magic of Germany–from its vibrant cities to the enchanting Black Forest. You must sights such as the Glockenspiel in Munich and Marienplatz in Munich. King Ludwig’s Neuschwanstein Castle and Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin are just a few of the many attractions you can visit. Cruise on the prettiest part of the Rhine River and travel the Romantic Road to visit the walled, medieval town of Rothenburg. A European tour…it should include the most popular and exciting cities, the must-see sights, tasty meals, picturesque scenery, and a mix of culture, history, and just plain fun.