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6coujtries and 12 days!! that's nothing.. better decide on 2-3 countries and see thoroughly
may be only prgue-vienna-salzburg-budapest -- 3nihts in each.. so many things to see..
UpvoteCommentPrg vie and bud are well connected by train and then take flight to ams or the other way round.. it's good
About Germany.. u can go to Munich, Frankfurt
I agree all these places are not more than 4hours from each other but all these places have so much to see.. if u love thorough travel then better cut down the number of cities and increase number of nights stay in the less cities.. otherwise if it's only 2nights stay and one city tour then as many
We are not considering countries , rather than only places. Brussels is the optional and we are counting two nights for each places. Also I checked all these places are well connected by eurail and not more that 4 hours away
Instead of 6 countries why don't u cover 3 countries which are closed to each other.. So u ll be able explore more. I think so u should prefer Budapest - Vienna - Prague so u ll get 4-4 days fr each country to explore...
UpvoteCommentThanks for the guidance.. but it won't be possible to fly europe multiple times. hence we consider to visit capital cities . Also Amsterdam will be main attraction hence I am fine to cut the time in Germany. in brief budapest vienna prag amsterdam are our primary focus
Cologne is a lovely city located at the western borders of Germany. The city is always vibrant, has a positive air, and has many appealing features. There are many things for visitors to enjoy doing in this city. Any visitor to the city, I wager, won't leave without at least sampling a few of them. There is a lot of diversity in this city. One of the biggest cities in Germany is this one. The Cologne Cathedral, renowned museums, and the opulent Belgian Quarter are a some of the city's best-known tourist attractions. The city has something special and beautiful for every tourist.
https://travellifo.com/10-activities-to-do-in-cologne/
How do I get to Cologne, Germany?
The fact that Germany is a city with good transportation options is a positive in this situation. Getting to Cologne via vehicle, airline, horse-drawn carriage, or any other mode of transportation is simple. Let's examine each mode of transportation's ability to deliver you to the city. Train: From London, you can take the train through Brussels. The rail ride to Cologne takes almost six hours. You will experience an exciting two-hour transfer in Brussels. Before boarding the train to depart from Cologne, you can purchase a fast waffle and tour the Grand Palace during this transfer.
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