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Hey everyone! I’m super excited to share my upcoming solo trip to Central Europe this May! My itinerary includes vibrant cities and stunning nature, with stops in Munich, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest. I’d love your tips on scenic villages near Innsbruck, as well as recommendations for places to eat, things to do, and where to stay, especially since this is my first solo adventure. I don’t drink or enjoy nightlife, so any family-friendly suggestions are welcome. Thanks for your help!
Hi all,
I am currently planning a solo trip to Central Europe for May (I am located in the US). The plan is:
Munich -> Innsbruck/surrounding -> Salzburg/Hallstatt -> Prague -> Vienna/Bratislava -> Budapest
It has a nice mix of nature and cities, but I had a few questions:
- I want to stay in a scenic village around the Innsbruck area, any ideas appreciated.
Also, any info on where to eat, what to do, where to stay, or any other small tips are greatly appreciated. I have traveled a bunch before with friends and family, but this is my first time alone.
I also don't drink/participate in nightlife.
Thanks!
Total Itinerary
Munich (1 night)
Day 0 (5/11) - Leave for Munich
Day 1 (5/12) - Munich
Innsbruck/surrounding area (2 nights)
Day 2 (5/13) - Innsbruck
Day 3 (5/14) - Village near Innsbruck
Salzburg/Hallstatt (2 nights)
Day 4 (5/15) - Innsbruck to Salzburg
Day 5 (5/16) - Hallstatt
Prague (3 nights)
Day 6 (5/17) - Salzburg to Prague
Day 7 (5/18) - Prague
Day 8 (5/19) - Prague
Vienna/Bratislava (4 nights)
Day 9 (5/20) - Prague to Vienna
Day 10 (5/21) - Vienna
Day 11 (5/22) - Vienna
Day 12 (5/23) - Bratislava Day Trip
Budapest (2 nights)
Day 13 (5/24) - Vienna to Budapest
Day 14 (5/25) - Budapest
Back Home
Day 13 (5/26) - Budapest
- Leave for the airport
Day 14 (5/26) - Arrive home
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