Destination Guide
Europe
Old cities. Long rail lines. A very good month.
Overview
A first European trip is about balance: two or three base cities, a stretch of Alps or countryside, and enough unplanned afternoons to make it feel like yours. We build Europe around rail passes and well-located hotels rather than checked lists.
Switzerland, France, Italy, Austria and the Netherlands — built around trains, not tour buses.
- Region
- Europe
- Country
- Multi-country
- Best time to visit
- May to September; December for Christmas markets
- Ideal duration
- 9 – 15 days
At A Glance
Why Visit
Why Europe.
Rail-based itineraries that are comfortable and scenic.
Alpine stays in Switzerland and Austria.
City breaks in Paris, Rome, Amsterdam and Vienna.
Schengen visa support handled end to end.
Places To Explore
Where Your Days Go.
The places we build into itineraries most often.
Swiss Alps
Interlaken, Lucerne and Jungfraujoch rail journeys.
Paris & France
Seine evenings, the Louvre and day trips to Versailles.
Italy
Rome, Florence, Venice and the Amalfi coast.
Austria & Germany
Vienna, Salzburg and the Christmas markets.
Gallery
Questions Travellers Ask.
Everything we wish someone had told us before a first trip to Europe.
Apply at least six weeks before departure. Appointment availability tightens sharply between April and June, and we prepare your file — itinerary, insurance, bookings and cover letter — so nothing is missing.
Fewer than you think. Three bases in ten days is comfortable; five countries in ten days means living out of a suitcase. We will tell you honestly when an itinerary is too ambitious.
It is a higher-budget trip, but it is manageable with the right planning: rail passes, apartment stays in cities, and booking core tickets well in advance all make a real difference.
Start Planning
Let's Build Your Europe Trip.
Tell us how you want it to feel. We will handle the route, the stays and everything in between.
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