I need help with the planning of my europe trip?!?! Any good websites that do that for you?

Question

I will arrive in Berlin, I plan to buy a eurailpass, which allows me acess to 18 countries in 15 consecutive days. I hope to visit Amsterdam (Netherlands- preferably overnight), Luzerne and Geneva (Maybe 1 or 2 nights in each city), then to visit Rome, Florence and Venice (With exception of Rome, the latter two cities maybe a night each), then Salzburg and Vienna (maybe 2 nights each). But that doesn't account for 15 days, does it? And I wish to visit Prague, but eurailpass, if I'm not mistaken, doesn't cover till Czech Republic. Any cheap mode of transport from Vienna to Prague?

Answer 1

lets see, being from germany i can maybe give u a few idea of what is worth seing. depending on when you go i would definately suggest kindyrdyk and keukenhof in holland/netherlands, if u go in the spring that is so u can see the flowergardens, it is beautiful,, and to see the windmills. germany definately has a LOT of historical stuff to see, like the porta nigra ( gateway to the roman empire ) in trier, munich has a few castles. basically all along the 2 big rivers rhine/ mosel u can find castles in almost every city. the eltz castle is definatly something worth seing, i believe they actually still have some of the crown jewels on display there. i didn't see you mention france with the eiffel tower. hungary has a lot of history. not sure if or what poland would have considering what a poor country it is. greece also is loaded with good food and history. another site worth going to in germany r the conzentrationcamps like dachau, you will NEVER forget those. also you could go to france or belgium and catch the ferry to go over to england. the nice thing in europe is that it is all very close together since it isn't really all as big as it looks. from germany to holland or belgium is only like a 2 hr drive, from ktown in germany u r only 1 hr away from france, maybe 2-3 from austria. also i have heard several times that turkey is worth a visit but i have never been there myself, but have several friends that go there every year.

hope this helps u a bit. have a wonderful trip

Answer 2

Try www.european-vacation-planner.com or goeurope.about.com

for transporation try www.raileurope.com

I spent a couple of weeks in Europe a couple of years ago and it was wonderful - - A group of us actually went to the small town of Chur in Switzerland and took the Bernina train across the Alps into Italy - if you have time you may want to do something like that the Alps are spectacular and there are stops at St. Moritz for skiing.....Good Luck and Enjoy your trip