Hi from Australia

CUTE MAP RACHEL

You two should visit Poland. Torun by night is breathtaking ????????????…
And ofcourse I could be your guide ????

I want to go to Munich!

Come to Koper!! Our seaside is beautiful and you can travel throughout the cities

Take up on Linda’s offer for the Van Gogh mill resto. That should be coolz

Potsdam, Germany and/or Lake Balaton, Balatonfüred (Hungary) – loads of great wines and beautiful views ????

I don’t know much about the places on your list, BUT I do know bits and pieces about Holland (I am half Dutch; check out my last name ha ha). I hear that seeing the windmills and the tulip fields are always worth it. Also, Dutch chocolate letters are a thing (plus, the chocolate tastes fantastic), so I recommend you find a J for yourself, and an R for Rachel 😉 Holland has always been on my bucket list, so I hope the dynamic duo has time to do some poking around over there, too 🙂

Before you leave Slovenia are you going to the Postojna caves…there so big you ride a train into them then walk for 45min round amazing staligmites/tites https://www.postojnska-jama.eu/en/come-and-visit-us/postojna-cave/

I am from Vienna, Austria, but I have several suggestions that might be worth a visit and also possible to do in a day or less.

From Slovenia, I‘d suggest going to Graz which has a very picturesque clock tower on a hill in the middle of the city. It’s very young and vibrant and you definitely have to try pumpkin seeds and pumpkin seed oil. It is also in the middle of a wine region so you might be able to hop on a local train or bus and visit vinyards as well.

Vienna is too big for a quick stop and I remember you already being there, so I‘d suggest making fun of tourists from the US in Sound of Music tours in Salzburg and try Salzburger Nockerl. Go up to Festung Hohensalzburg and enjoy spectacular views of the Alps and Germany. Salzburg is one of the favourite towns of many tourists here.

Other suggestions along the way which I would personally visit: Trieste with its coffee shops in Italy, the World War I Museum in Kobarid, Slovenia, go up at least one summit of the Alps (easy to reach by train: Innsbruck Nordkette, Kitzsteinhorn near Zell am See, Hintertuxer Gletscher; less easy to get to: Großglockner; a bit out of the way: Mont Blanc near Chamonix, France), Catull‘s old palace in Sirmione, Lake Garda, Italy; Julia‘s balcony in Verona, Italy; Venzone, Italy, which was almost completely destroyed by an earthquake and rebuilt; Square des Moulins and the old city center of Strasbourg, France; Begijnhof and little channels of Brügge, Belgium. All of these should be relatively easy to reach by train.

If you want more suggestions, especially for places in Austria, feel free to check my Instagram at angela_travels or comment right here. Have a safe trip!

Budapest

When do you start

Vienna

Rome

Hi re Luxembourg my the Bock Casemates are part of what makes the city a world Heritage site. The Grund is also nice you can take a lift down it’s a nice walk and there are restaurants and museums down there. The country has many Castles one of the more famous ones is called the Ianden and has links with Victor Hugo hope this useful.

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