by Europe, a continent full of history, art and culture, has always been a travel lover’s dream. To experience as much of Europe as possible in a single trip, a five-country tour is a great option. Here is a carefully planned five-country tour guide to Europe, covering the best times to travel and some of the destinations not to be missed.
Optimum travel time
Europe’s climate is diverse and the best time to travel varies from country to country. In general, spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit Europe, with mild weather and relatively few tourists. For example, the tourist season in places such as Venice in Italy is July and August, when there is plenty of sunshine and less rain, which is suitable for friends who like outdoor sports. But if you want to enjoy a leisurely vacation, it is recommended to go to places like Tuscany in April, May, or October and November. For Greece, April to June and September to November are ideal times to visit, with the right climate and beautiful scenery.
Travel guide
France, Italy, Switzerland: Romantic and natural journeys
Reference route: Paris – Geneva – Lucerne – Milan – Florence – Rome
This route covers the romance of France, the artistic atmosphere of Italy and the lakes and mountains of Switzerland. In Paris, you can visit the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre; Enjoy lakes and mountains in Geneva; Feel the medieval atmosphere in Lucerne; Experience the charm of the fashion capital in Milan; Experience the glory of ancient Roman civilization in Florence and Rome.
Germany, Austria, Hungary: A journey through history and music
Reference route: Prague – Nuremberg – Munich – Fossen – Salzburg – Vienna – Budapest
This route takes you through the historic cities of Central Europe. Prague’s Old Town Square, Munich’s Oktoberfest, Fossen’s Neuschwanstein Castle, Salzburg’s musical heritage, Vienna’s Schonbrunn Palace and Budapest’s Fisherman’s Castle, each stop is a feast of history and culture.
Netherlands, Belgium, France: Art and Food Tours
Reference route: Amsterdam – Brussels – Paris
Along this route, the Van Gogh Museum and Canal in Amsterdam, the Manneken Pis statue and chocolate shop in Brussels, and the Louvre and Eiffel Tower in Paris are all paradise for art and food lovers.
Shopping & Souvenirs
Traveling, shopping and souvenirs are an integral part of Europe, and each country has its own unique souvenirs worth buying. For example, German beer mugs, Italian leather products, Dutch Delft pottery, Austrian Mozart chocolate, Czech Bohemian crystal glass.
Accommodation and catering
Accommodation options in Europe are plentiful, ranging from luxury hotels to budget hostels. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak travel seasons. Europe’s cuisine is famous all over the world, from cheese in France to pizza in Italy, sausage in Germany to goulash in Hungary, every meal is a wonderful taste journey.
