Eurotrip
Templates · 25 days · 13 stops
Ten countries in three and a half weeks, stitched together by two real night trains.
- London
- Paris
- Lauterbrunnen
- Beaujolais
- Barcelona
- Nice
- Florence
- Rome
- Venice
- Munich
- Prague
- Berlin
- Amsterdam
Day 1 · Home → Paris
Home→London
Whistle-stop through London — land, ride into St Pancras, and straight onto the Eurostar; UK ticked before lunch.
London→Paris
Day 2 · Paris
Day 3 · Paris → Lauterbrunnen
Under the Channel and into Paris; drop bags and go straight up Montmartre for the city laid out below.
Louvre morning (**pre-book the timed slot**), then a long lunch in the Marais and the Eiffel Tower sparkling on the hour after dark.
Paris→Lauterbrunnen
Day 4 · Lauterbrunnen
Day 5 · Lauterbrunnen → Beaujolais
The Alps hit like a wall — 72 waterfalls tumbling off the cliffs of a single valley.
Cogwheel up to Grütschalp and the Mürren ridge for the Eiger–Mönch–Jungfrau wall; paragliders drifting down all afternoon.
Lauterbrunnen→Beaujolais
Day 6 · Beaujolais → Barcelona
Wine-country breather: a night among the golden-stone villages, a tasting cellar, and coq au vin.
Beaujolais→Barcelona
Day 7 · Barcelona
Day 8 · Barcelona → Nice
Gaudí day — Sagrada Família in the morning light then Park Güell (both **timed-entry, book ahead**), tapas crawl through El Born at night.
Barceloneta beach morning, then the Gothic Quarter's alleys and a vermouth before the night train south of the border feeling begins.
Barcelona→Nice
Day 9 · Nice
Day 10 · Nice → Florence
The Riviera: pebble beach, the old town's socca stalls, and the Promenade des Anglais at golden hour.
Day trip to Monaco and Èze — the corniche drive, the casino square, and the medieval village clinging to the cliff. Monte-Carlo counts as its own tiny country ticked off.
Nice→Florence
Day 11 · Florence → Rome
Pisa's leaning tower on the way in for the obligatory photo, then one whirlwind night of Renaissance Florence.
The Duomo at dusk, a dash past the Ponte Vecchio, and bistecca alla fiorentina with a Chianti at a candlelit trattoria.
Florence→Rome
Day 12 · Rome
Day 13 · Rome → Venice
Colosseum and the Forum on a combined ticket at opening, then throw a coin in the Trevi and eat cacio e pepe in Trastevere.
Vatican morning — Sistine Chapel before the crowds — St Peter's dome climb, and gelato on the walk back over the river.
Rome→Venice
Day 14 · Venice
Day 15 · Venice → ON THE TRAIN
No cars, just canals: get lost off the Rialto, ride the vaporetto down the Grand Canal at dusk.
Early Basilica di San Marco, then a slow boat to Burano's painted houses before the overnight train out.
Venice→Munich
Day 16 · ON THE TRAIN → Munich
Day 17 · Munich
Day 18 · Munich → Prague
The ÖBB Nightjet slips out of Santa Lucia after dinner and wakes you in Bavaria across the Austrian Tyrol — *book a private sleeper cabin well ahead*.
Beer-hall night at the Hofbräuhaus with pretzels and a brass band; a sobering morning at Dachau on the S-Bahn.
Munich→Prague
Day 19 · Prague
Day 20 · Prague → Berlin
Fairy-tale Bohemia: the Charles Bridge at dawn before the crowds, the astronomical clock on the hour, and cheap pilsner in a cellar bar.
Castle district and the Golden Lane, then sunset over the red rooftops from the Letná beer garden.
Prague→Berlin
Day 21 · Berlin
Day 22 · Berlin → ON THE TRAIN
History layered thick: the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag dome (**free but reserve**), and the open-air Wall gallery at the East Side.
Museum Island morning, then Kreuzberg's street food and a late night out in a city that never really closes.
Berlin→Amsterdam
Day 23 · ON THE TRAIN → Amsterdam
Day 24 · Amsterdam
Day 25 · Amsterdam → Home
The European Sleeper night train rolls out of Berlin Hbf and delivers you to the canals by breakfast.
Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh (**timed tickets**), then a canal cruise and a rented bike through the Jordaan.
Anne Frank House first thing (**weeks ahead**), a day trip out to the Zaanse Schans windmills, then a farewell along the Brouwersgracht.
Amsterdam→Home