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Germany/Switzerland…Austria?
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Are you ready for an epic adventure through Germany, Switzerland, and Austria? This vibrant itinerary kicks off in Berlin, where you’ll reconnect with friends before exploring charming Rothenburg ob der Tauber and historic Nuremberg. Munich offers a lively atmosphere, while a visit to Fussen lets you marvel at the majestic Neuschwanstein Castle. As you decide between the breathtaking landscapes of Lucerne and the thrill of Interlaken, consider trimming a few stops to balance excitement with relaxation.
Cities:
Berlin 3 nights
Rothenburg ob der Tauber 1 night
Nuremberg 1 night
Munich 2 nights
Salzburg 1-2 nights
Fussen - Neuschwanstein Castle 1 night
Lucerne 3 nights
Interlaken 1 night
Should I skip Salzburg entirely?
Should I just do 3 nights in Lucerne and skip Interlaken?
I am definitely going to trim a few days/stops. This is the planning phase. Looking for advice. Non negotiables are Berlin(seeing friends), Munich, and Lucerne OR Interlaken. We’re a well traveled couple in our late 30s that have done 7-8 cities in this time frame without feeling rushed. We like to party but also like to enjoy hiking, architecture etc….We move fast but know how to slow down when needed.
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