Best Multi City Trips

You want to go to Europe, but don't know where to begin? A few thoughts for your multi-city holiday.... Eighty days. I was founded to give travellers a simple insight into the possibilities of travelling through Europe. On your way through the lanes of Eastern Europe you will be greeted by a splendid piece of colour.

There is no delimitation of what makes up Eastern Europe now, but it refers to the European territory with the major features made up of Ottoman, Eastern Orthodox and some Ottoman cultural influence. The best places to go in Eastern Europe are: Praha offers unbelievable places of interest, fascinating architectural design and probably the best beers in the whole worlw.

Begin your trip with a magical cultural experience and intriguing story with a sightseeing visit to Prague Castle from the ninth centuries. Take a stroll across Charles Bridge to the Judenviertel on mediaeval paved roads to Wenceslas Square. The Ringstrasse, Vienna's city center, takes you to a multitude of beautiful edifices from the Parliament and City Hall to the Burgtheater and the Opera House.

Situated on the Danube, Budapest is everything you would want from a major city in Europe and much more. Praha - A city with a mediaeval feel and the best beers in Europe. It' a lively city + it' the only capitol where you can find genuine vineyards.

The whole city hangs on the river bank, which is almost in the city centre. This city is full of alternate lifestyles. There are good train and coach links to Europe. Remember that for many people the railways in Europe are considered to be efficient, but there are many low-cost carriers.

I would like to say London, but if you have only one or two days in London, it is not enough to "get" the city. The city, which has existed for several thousand years, is sufficiently small to be able to enjoy historical events in the Duomo and Jorrvik museums, as well as shop in the rubble and see the rail museums.

It' a completely different city, with channels, Heinekin and a great nightlife. I' m leaving Southern Europe to someone who knows better than I do.