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Europe always enchants with its alluring and timeless beauty. From fairy-tale castles, fields of lavender, sprawling vineyards stretching to the horizon, to museums boasting world-renowned art… London, England
Two days may not seem like much to explore a vibrant and sprawling city. However, you can still visit the highlights such as the Tower of London, Tate Modern art gallery, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, catch a play at a West End theater, and savor local cuisine. Paris, France
A high-speed train along the canal will take you past Paris's famous landmarks. Take in the grand avenues from the Arc de Triomphe, visit the Louvre museum or Versailles palace, and dine atop Montmartre hill. Barcelona, Spain
Embarking on a night train and waking up the next morning, you find yourself in a new realm: Barcelona, vibrant and colorful, the birthplace of the Modernista architectural movement and the Sagrada Familia cathedral. Don't miss out on taking a Catalan cooking class. Your first flight of the journey will take you to... Rome, Italy
They say a lifetime isn't enough to understand Rome. In two days here, prioritize visiting famous landmarks like the Colosseum, Vatican City, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps. Dine in the city center or Trastevere. Vienna, Austria
The overnight train will transport you to the ancient city of Vienna, where you can wander through coffee houses, attend a horse performance, stroll along shopping streets, and catch a show at the Staatsoper. Budapest, Hungary
Just a 3-hour drive from Vienna, Budapest is renowned for its vibrant café culture, blending the old with the new. Don't miss out on visiting Castle Hill and relaxing in one of the city's thermal baths. Berlin, Germany
In just one day of train travel, you've arrived in Berlin, the fastest-changing (and most fascinating) city in Europe. Must-see spots include: the Berlin Wall (memorial, exhibition, and museum). New highlights of the city: Sony Center and film museum. As night falls, enjoy the city's vibrant life in Kreuzberg. Dubrovnik, Croatia
To behold the cobblestone streets and red-roofed houses of Dubrovnik, Croatia, you'll have to take a flight. First, visit the city's ancient walls, take in the panoramic view of the city and the sea. Next, explore the rest of this ancient city and sit at one of the seaside cafes. Athens, Greece
The capital of Greece is a treasure trove of ancient relics with the Acropolis fortification complex. Bustling flea markets will give you a sense of modern Athenian life. Istanbul, Turkey
As the plane touches down, you're on the edge of Europe, where East meets West. In ancient Istanbul, explore the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and Hagia Sophia. Then, you can shop and dine in modern Beyoğlu, the city's nighttime hub. Taking a train to the Bosphorus will give you the chance to set foot on Asian soil and look back at the European journey you've just completed. Depplus
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