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re: How much to save for a 2 week European vacation?

Posted on 8/3/14 at 5:27 pm to
Posted by VABuckeye
Naples, FL
Member since Dec 2007
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Posted on 8/3/14 at 5:27 pm to
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Not directed at you. You can travel as cheap or as expensive as you want.

I can afford nice places but I always do hostels for the experiences.


I think your idea of nice places and my idea of nice places are two completely different things and why in the frick would anyone want to stay in a hostel on their honeymoon.

Some of us like to be pampered when we travel. That is not for you to judge.
Posted by jimmy the leg
Member since Aug 2007
34636 posts
Posted on 8/3/14 at 5:50 pm to

Fly to Munich (lots to do there) on a flight leaving the US in the evening. Sleep on the flight(Xanax?) so you will arrive on the morning. Hit up some day trips to Fussen (Neuschwantstein Castle) and or Salzburg (high speed rail = 90 minutes each way). 3 nights

Take train to Venice or drive with a stop in Innsbruck.
Enjoy Venice, especially at night. 3 nights

Option A- take a day trip to Rome. The major sites can be seen in a day. Make it a long day so you can really enjoy it. The Vatican should be your first stop.

Next, take a Greek Island cruise out of Venice. These can include Croatia and or Turkey. Research it.

Option B
Venice to Rome (also high speed rail...2 hours)
Rome has tons to see and do. Stay off the 64 bus!
Day trip to Florence (high speed rail...90 min)
4 nights

Ferry to Barcelona overnight (cabin style). The ferries are pretty nice. Enjoy Barcelona.

Barcelona to Madrid on high speed rail (2 hours).
Enjoy Madrid.
4 nights

Fly home

I have done both. I prefer Option A as you get to chill a little more except for Rome. Stay a night in Rome if it is too much to cover. Still, I enjoyed both.

PS - don't get fricking Ebola!

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