Part of our Europe guide.
Four itineraries from our Europe coverage, gathered into one page, each answering a specific travel question.
Related travel guides: What To Wear For Sightseeing In Europe and What Suitcase Size Is For 2 Weeks In Europe.
How Should I Plan A 12-Day Trip To Eastern Europe
Plan a 12-day trip to Eastern Europe by focusing on three to four cities or regions, allowing two to three days per stop. This pace lets you explore medieval castles and old towns in places like Prague, Krakow, and Budapest without rushing. Include at least one day for a day trip to a natural wonder or smaller historic site, such as the Tatra Mountains or Bohemian Switzerland. Use trains or budget flights between cities to maximize time, and book accommodations in advance for popular destinations.
What Size Suitcase Do I Need For A 19-Day Trip
For a 19-day trip, choose a medium to large suitcase, around 25 to 30 inches. This size offers ample space for clothes, toiletries, and any extras you might pick up along the way. Consider the climate of your destination and any special activities planned. Packing smartly with versatile clothing can help maximize space and avoid checking an oversized bag.
Balkans Road Trip: A Balkan Travel Itinerary With Coasts, Parks, & More
This Balkans road trip covers coasts, national parks, and historic towns across Southeast Europe, from the Adriatic Sea to the Black Sea. Start in Dubrovnik, Croatia, then drive to Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor and Durmitor National Park. Continue to Bosnia and Herzegovina for Mostar’s medieval village and Sarajevo’s mix of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture. Cross into Serbia for Belgrade’s nightlife, then head to Romania’s Transfăgărașan road or Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. Allow at least 14 days to complete the loop comfortably, and budget for tolls and border crossing times. For weather planning, check a month-by-month guide to the weather in Italy if your route includes the Italian coast, and refer to our travel guide in France if you extend into Western Europe.
Exploring England: A Day Trip To Canterbury
Canterbury, located in southeast England, makes an ideal day trip from London. The city’s iconic Canterbury Cathedral is the main attraction, but also visit the ancient ruins of St. Augustine’s Abbey and the cobblestone streets of the medieval quarter. The journey from London St Pancras takes about 55 minutes by train. For a longer stay, consider our highlights and city breaks in England page for other destinations. If you are planning a broader trip, our European travel inspiration section has more ideas.
