Visit multiple European countries in 18 days—one guide covers it all
Our 18-day multi-country Europe tour guide is here! Enjoy worry-free transfers, guided tours of two palaces, a Seine River cruise, Schilthorn, two boat tours, and visits to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Sanssouci Palace, Schönbrunn Palace, Prague Castle, and Fisherman's Bastion. Don't miss the Gardens of the Palace of Versailles in France—the itinerary is perfectly planned!
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Europe is a treasure trove filled with stories, from the profound history of the Colosseum🏛️ to the romantic charm of the lavender fields in Provence🌿. Locals also love chatting in street bistros!
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🛫 18-day panoramic Europe tour itinerary:
Day 1–Day 2: Depart from Beijing and fly to Europe. Arrive in Berlin and Potsdam on the first day. Visit the Berlin Wall Memorial and enjoy a guided tour of Sanssouci Palace, then head to Dresden.
Day 3–Day 5: Travel from Dresden to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. Explore Prague Castle, tour Schönbrunn Palace, and visit Fisherman's Bastion for a panoramic view of the city.
Day 6–Day 10: Pass through Zagreb and Ljubljana, arrive in Venice for a gondola ride, visit the Colosseum and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and stop by Florence.
Day 11–Day 13: Head to a Swiss town to ascend Schilthorn, stroll across the Chapel Bridge in Lucerne, and arrive in Paris to visit the Gardens of the Palace of Versailles (recommended fountain show times included), the Arc de Triomphe, and the Champs-Élysées.
Day 14–Day 16: In-depth tour of Paris. Visit the Louvre, take a Seine River cruise, visit the Royal Palace of Amsterdam, and stroll through the Grand Place in Brussels.
Day 17–Day 18: Fly back to Beijing from Brussels, successfully concluding your trip.
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Must-visit attractions:
🏰 Schönbrunn Palace: The Austrian imperial summer residence✨. Filled with gorgeous oriental-style decorations! From Nov 6, 2025–Jan 6, 2026, the courtyard transforms into a winter wonderland🎄. Featuring 90+ Christmas market stalls, thousands of lights, an ice rink, a carousel, and a Ferris wheel🎡. During the same period, enjoy the Imperial Light Exhibition, where Baroque-style light displays flow through the grounds. Stroll through this World Heritage site and experience a double impact of visual and cultural wonder💫.
🏟️ Colosseum: A great symbol of ancient Rome, witnessing the history of gladiators⚔️. The secret tunnels, restored in September 2025, are now officially open! Follow the exclusive passage of Emperor Commodus to unlock secrets of a thousand years of history and immerse yourself in the charm of this ancient architectural marvel🏛️.
🏰 Palace of Versailles: A magnificent palace from the era of Louis XIV, with breathtakingly opulent interiors✨. The gardens open daily at 8:00 AM, and closing times vary by season; we recommend setting aside 3 hours to explore at your leisure🌿. From late March to late October, on Tuesdays, Fridays, and weekends, enjoy the spectacular Musical Fountains Show🎶. Watch the fountains dance to classical music and be transported back to the time of the French royal family in an instant💐.
🗼 Arc de Triomphe: One of the four iconic buildings of Paris. Stand at the top for a stunning night view of the city🌃. Located at the end of the Champs-Élysées, it's perfect for cinematic photos📸. Whether you're here for the photo op or to soak in the historical significance, it's absolutely amazing!
🗼 Eiffel Tower: An iconic Parisian landmark, offering incredible panoramic views of the city from the top! From September 24–27, 2026, the first-ever open-air film festival will be held at the Salle Gustave Eiffel on the first floor of the tower🎬. Watch movies while enjoying the night view of Paris from 57 meters up. It's completely free, but you'll need to enter a lottery for tickets🎟️. Remember to set an alarm to grab yours!
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✨ Travel checklist:
📋 First, documents. Be sure to bring the original and copies of your Schengen visa, passport, and flight/hotel bookings. Keep the copies separate to avoid losing them.
🔌 Next, electronics. Don't forget a European power adapter, SIM card/portable Wi-Fi, power bank, chargers for all your devices, and a fast-charging plug.
👔 Finally, clothing and essentials. September in Europe can be cool in the mornings and evenings, so bring a light jacket, comfortable sneakers, a dual-purpose umbrella for sun and rain, and a sun hat.
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