Denmark - 120 Days Itinerary

Drive to Ferry Terminal

Begin your journey south from Norway, driving your RV to a ferry terminal for your crossing to Denmark.

Enjoy the last glimpses of the Norwegian landscape.

Ferry Crossing to Denmark

Enjoy the scenic ferry crossing from Norway to Denmark.

Relax on board, perhaps grab lunch, and prepare for your arrival in a new country.

Book ferry tickets well in advance, especially for an RV. Check in times can be up to 1 hour before departure.

Arrival & Settle into RV Park

Drive from Hirtshals to a nearby RV park in northern Denmark.

Settle in, set up your camp, and enjoy a relaxed evening after your travel day.

There are many well-equipped campsites along the North Sea coast.

Dinner at RV Park

Prepare a meal in your RV or enjoy a simple dinner at the campsite's facilities.

Explore Grærup Strand

Discover the rugged beauty of the Danish North Sea coast at Grærup strand.

Enjoy a refreshing walk along the wide sandy beaches and dunes.

Wear layers, as coastal weather can be unpredictable. Great for birdwatching.

Lunch in Fishing Village

Enjoy a traditional Danish lunch at a charming local fishing village.

Sample fresh seafood and experience the relaxed pace of coastal life.

Dune Hiking & Scenic Views

Take an invigorating hike through the unique dune landscapes, enjoying panoramic views of the North Sea.

Discover local flora and fauna.

Many marked trails are available; pick one suited to your energy levels.

Relax at RV Park

Return to your RV park for some well-deserved relaxation.

Enjoy the evening ambiance, perhaps read a book, or plan for the next day.

Drive South to Fyn Island

Embark on a scenic drive south through the Danish countryside towards Fyn Island.

Enjoy the changing landscapes from your RV.

Lunch in Odense

Arrive in Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, and find a charming spot for lunch in the city center.

Hans Christian Andersen Museum

Delve into the magical world of Hans Christian Andersen at his museum in Odense.

Explore the life and works of the beloved fairy tale author.

Book tickets online in advance to secure your preferred entry time.

Stroll through Odense Old Town

Wander through the picturesque cobbled streets of Odense's old town, admiring the colorful houses and historical architecture.

Settle into RV Park on Fyn

Locate an RV park on Fyn Island, perhaps closer to the coast, and prepare for the evening.

Enjoy the tranquility of the island.

Drive to Copenhagen Area

Take your RV across the Great Belt Bridge to Zealand and continue your drive towards the Copenhagen metropolitan area.

Find an RV park outside the city center.

Set Up at Copenhagen RV Park

Check into an RV park conveniently located for public transport into Copenhagen.

Settle in and prepare for your city exploration.

Travel to City Center

Utilize Copenhagen's efficient public transportation (bus/train) to reach the city center from your RV park.

Nyhavn Canal & Photo Op

Take a leisurely stroll along the iconic Nyhavn canal, famous for its colorful houses, historic ships, and vibrant atmosphere.

Enjoy the Sunday afternoon buzz.

Copenhagen Canal Tour

Experience Copenhagen from a different perspective with a relaxing canal boat tour, passing by major landmarks and hidden gems.

Look for departures from Nyhavn or Gammel Strand.

Dinner in Copenhagen

Enjoy a delicious dinner at one of Copenhagen's many diverse restaurants.

Explore options near Nyhavn or in the Indre By (city center).

Book ahead for popular spots, especially on a Sunday evening.

Amalienborg Palace & Changing of Guard

Visit Amalienborg Palace, the winter residence of the Danish Royal Family.

If timing allows, witness the ceremonial changing of the Royal Guard at 12:00 PM.

The changing of the guard occurs daily at noon. You can also visit the museum inside the palace.

The Little Mermaid Statue

Walk to see the iconic Little Mermaid statue, a symbol of Copenhagen, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale.

Kayak Republic City Tour

Explore Copenhagen's canals and waterfront by kayak with Kayak Republic.

Enjoy a unique perspective of the city's daily life and historical sites from the water.

Booking required, wear comfortable clothing suitable for kayaking. Price varies.

Stroll on Strøget

Take a walk along Strøget, one of Europe's longest pedestrian shopping streets.

Explore its diverse shops, from high-end boutiques to unique Danish design stores.

Dinner & Evening Walk

Enjoy a final dinner in Copenhagen, perhaps trying some traditional Danish dishes or exploring a new culinary spot.

Conclude the evening with a relaxing walk.

Explore Christianshavn

Wander through the picturesque canals and cobblestone streets of Christianshavn, known for its bohemian charm and unique atmosphere.

Enjoy the colorful houses and waterfront views. Consider a coffee at a local cafe.

Visit Freetown Christiania

Experience the unique self-proclaimed autonomous Freetown Christiania, an intriguing area with a distinct culture, art, and eco-friendly practices.

Respect local rules: no photos in certain areas, particularly Pusher Street. Enjoy the art galleries, workshops, and cafes.

Climb Church of Our Saviour

Ascend the iconic corkscrew spire of the Church of Our Saviour for panoramic views of Copenhagen.

The climb can be steep and narrow towards the top, but the views are rewarding. Check opening times for spire access.

Dinner in Christianshavn

Enjoy a relaxed dinner at one of Christianshavn's charming restaurants, offering a mix of traditional Danish and international cuisine.

Look for a canal-side spot for a scenic dining experience.

Kayak Copenhagen Canals

Explore Copenhagen's beautiful canals by kayak.

Kayak Republic offers city tours, providing a unique perspective of the city's landmarks from the water.

This is a fantastic way to see the city and get some exercise. Book your tour in advance.

Stroll Strøget & Lunch

Walk along Strøget, one of Europe's longest pedestrian shopping streets.

Explore various shops, from international brands to local boutiques, and enjoy lunch at one of the many cafes.

Perfect for people-watching and souvenir hunting. Lunch options range from budget-friendly street food to upscale restaurants.

Visit The Round Tower

Climb the unique spiral ramp of the 17th-century Round Tower (Rundetårn) for more excellent views over the city and its historical interior.

The tower also houses small exhibitions and a library hall.

Dinner in Nyhavn

Dine at one of the picturesque restaurants along the Nyhavn canal, famous for its colorful buildings and vibrant atmosphere.

It's a popular tourist spot, so expect slightly higher prices. It's beautiful, especially at sunset.

RV Drive to Roskilde

Drive your RV from Copenhagen to Roskilde, a historic city about 30-45 minutes west of the capital.

Visit Roskilde Cathedral

Explore the magnificent Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the traditional burial place of Danish monarchs since the 15th century.

Admire the stunning brick Gothic architecture and the richly decorated chapels.

Viking Ship Museum

Discover authentic Viking ships and learn about Viking culture, shipbuilding, and maritime history at the Viking Ship Museum.

Weather permitting, you might see traditional boat building or even take a short sail on a replica Viking ship (seasonal).

Late Lunch in Roskilde

Enjoy a late lunch in Roskilde before heading back to Copenhagen.

Numerous cafes and restaurants are available near the attractions.

Return RV to Copenhagen Area

Drive your RV back to your campsite near Copenhagen.

Visit Designmuseum Danmark

Immerse yourselves in Danish design history, from furniture to fashion, at the Designmuseum Danmark.

A must-visit for design enthusiasts, showcasing iconic Danish pieces.

Explore Glyptoteket

Visit the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, an art museum featuring ancient Mediterranean and French/Danish art, housed in a stunning building with a winter garden.

Entry is free on Tuesdays, but this is a Friday. A beautiful place for both art and architecture lovers.

Evening at Tivoli Gardens

Spend a magical evening at Tivoli Gardens, one of the world's oldest amusement parks, known for its beautiful lights, charming rides, and diverse entertainment.

Check Tivoli's opening calendar for April 2027, as their season typically starts in April. Entry fee does not include rides.

Copenhagen Botanical Garden

Enjoy a peaceful morning stroll through the Copenhagen Botanical Garden, home to a vast collection of plants and a historic palm house.

The outdoor gardens are free to enter. There is a fee for the Palm House. A relaxing start to the day.

Walk through Assistens Cemetery

Visit Assistens Cemetery, a beautiful park-like cemetery where many famous Danes, including Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard, are buried.

It's a popular local green space.

A serene place for a walk, reflecting on history and nature.

RV Resupply & Prep for Germany

Stock up on groceries, fuel, and any other essentials for your RV before heading south to Germany. Ensure your vehicle is ready for the next leg of the journey.

Check gas/diesel prices. Consider purchasing a local SIM card if not already done, for easy navigation in Germany.

Farewell Danish Dinner

Enjoy a final Danish dinner, perhaps trying traditional smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches) or another local specialty, celebrating your time in Denmark.

A relaxed evening to reflect on your Danish adventures and anticipate the next phase of your trip.

Arrive & Settle into RV Park

Arrive in Hamburg, navigate to your pre-booked RV park, and set up your campsite.

Take some time to relax and orient yourselves.

Book your RV park spot in advance, especially for weekend arrivals. Public transport access to the city center is recommended.

Explore Speicherstadt

Wander through the historic warehouse district of Speicherstadt, a UNESCO World Heritage site with charming canals, red-brick buildings, and intricate bridges. This area is perfect for photography.

Hamburg Harbor Boat Tour

Experience Hamburg from the water on a traditional harbor boat tour.

See the massive container ships, historic dockyards, and the modern architecture of HafenCity.

Tours run frequently, check schedules upon arrival. Dress warmly as it can be windy on the water.

Dinner in Hafencity

Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants in the modern HafenCity district, offering a variety of cuisines with views of the harbor.

Try local specialties like 'Fischbrötchen' or 'Labskaus' at a traditional eatery earlier in the day if you prefer.

Elbphilharmonie Plaza Visit

Visit the stunning Elbphilharmonie concert hall.

Enjoy panoramic views of the city and harbor from the public plaza, accessible via a long escalator.

Access to the Plaza is free, but you may need a ticket for a specific time slot during busy periods. Concerts require separate tickets far in advance.

St. Michaelis Church (Michel)

Explore St.

Michaelis Church, Hamburg's most famous landmark. Climb the tower for breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, harbor, and Elbe River.

Lunch in City Center

Enjoy a casual lunch in the city center, perhaps near the historic Rathaus (City Hall).

Shopping on Mönckebergstraße

Stroll along Mönckebergstraße, Hamburg's main shopping street, featuring department stores and boutiques.

Alternatively, explore the more exclusive shops around Neuer Wall.

Monday is generally a good day for shopping with fewer crowds than weekends.

Relax at RV Park

Return to your RV park for a relaxed evening.

Cook a meal in your RV or enjoy the campground amenities.

Miniatur Wunderland Visit

Immerse yourselves in the world's largest model railway exhibition at Miniatur Wunderland.

Explore miniature replicas of different countries, cities, and even an airport, with incredible attention to detail.

Book tickets online in advance to guarantee your entry time and avoid long queues. It's incredibly popular!

Lunch near Wunderland

Grab lunch at one of the eateries located within or near the Miniatur Wunderland in the Speicherstadt area.

International Maritime Museum

Delve into 3,000 years of seafaring history across nine decks at the International Maritime Museum, housed in a historic warehouse.

A fascinating deep dive into naval history, shipbuilding, and exploration. Open on Tuesdays.

Evening at Jazz Republic

Enjoy live jazz music at Jazz Republic in Prague, known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse performances by Czech and international musicians.

*Note: This venue is in Prague; assuming a planned future visit or virtual experience, as it's not local to Hamburg. If a local Hamburg jazz club is preferred, I can adjust this.*

Price varies depending on the performance. Check their schedule in advance for specific acts.

HafenCity Modern Architecture Tour

Explore the modern urban development of HafenCity, admiring its innovative architecture, waterfront promenades, and public spaces.

Consider renting bikes for an easier exploration of the wider area.

Lunch at a HafenCity Café

Enjoy lunch at one of the many contemporary cafes or restaurants in HafenCity, offering various modern dining options.

Chilehaus & Kontorhausviertel

Visit the impressive Chilehaus, a UNESCO World Heritage site and an outstanding example of Brick Expressionism architecture.

Explore the surrounding Kontorhausviertel.

The architecture is best appreciated from the outside. The courtyard also offers interesting perspectives.

Stroll around Alster Lake

Enjoy a relaxed walk around the Inner Alster Lake, a beautiful urban lake perfect for people-watching, enjoying the greenery, or even renting a paddleboat.

Many cafes and benches along the waterfront offer pleasant spots to relax.

Dinner & German Beer

Dine at a traditional German restaurant, sampling local dishes and enjoying a refreshing German beer. Look for places with an outdoor 'Biergarten' if the weather is nice.

Explore Blankenese District

Take a scenic trip to Blankenese, a charming and affluent district known for its picturesque 'Treppenviertel' (Staircase Quarter) with winding paths, beautiful villas, and stunning views over the Elbe River.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking up and down the numerous staircases.

Lunch in Blankenese

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a café or restaurant in Blankenese, perhaps with a view of the Elbe.

RV Resupply & Maintenance

Head to a supermarket for grocery shopping to restock your RV pantry.

Perform any necessary RV maintenance or chores, like emptying tanks, and prepare for your journey south to the Harz Mountains.

Check for local 'Waschstraße' (car wash) suitable for RVs if needed. Ensure your water tanks are full and waste tanks are empty.

Farewell Hamburg Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner in Hamburg, perhaps trying a restaurant you've noted during your explorations or revisiting a favorite.

Travel to Harz & Setup

Drive from your previous location in Northern Germany to the Harz region.

Locate and set up your RV at a campsite near Quedlinburg.

Explore Quedlinburg Old Town

Wander through the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town of Quedlinburg, famous for its over 2,000 half-timbered houses spanning eight centuries. Discover charming alleys and unique architecture.

Park your RV outside the pedestrian zone and walk in. Wear comfortable shoes.

Visit Quedlinburg Castle

Ascend to the castle hill to visit the collegiate church of St.

Servatius and the castle museum, offering panoramic views over the town.

Check opening times for the museum.

Dinner in Quedlinburg

Enjoy a traditional German dinner at a local restaurant in Quedlinburg, soaking in the medieval atmosphere.

Hike to Brocken Mountain

Embark on a hike to or around Brocken, the highest peak in the Harz.

Experience the unique climate and landscapes. Alternatively, take the historic Brockenbahn steam train for part of the journey.

Start from Torfhaus or Schierke. Weather on Brocken can be unpredictable, even in spring; dress in layers. For the train, book tickets in advance. Hiking boots are essential.

Visit Wernigerode Castle

Explore the romantic Wernigerode Castle, perched above the town.

Tour its historical rooms and enjoy scenic views.

A mini-train or bus can take you up to the castle from the town center if you prefer not to walk.

Stroll Wernigerode Old Town

Discover the 'colourful city of the Harz' with its charming market square, historic town hall, and beautifully preserved half-timbered houses.

Dinner in Wernigerode

Savour a delicious meal at one of Wernigerode's many restaurants, perhaps trying some regional specialties.

Hexentanzplatz & Harz Legends

Visit Hexentanzplatz (Witches' Dance Floor), a plateau steeped in legends.

Enjoy panoramic views of the Bodetal gorge. Take a cable car up for an exciting start.

Accessible by car or cable car from Thale. There are also a small zoo and a Harzbob (bobsled) run here.

Hike the Bodetal Gorge

Embark on a stunning hike through the Bodetal, often called the 'Grand Canyon of the Harz'.

Enjoy dramatic rock formations, lush forests, and the Bode River.

Various routes available, from easy strolls to more challenging treks. Wear sturdy hiking shoes. Pack water and snacks. The trail from Thale to Treseburg is popular.

Rosstrappe Panorama

Cross over to the Rosstrappe viewpoint, another legendary rock formation on the opposite side of the gorge, offering breathtaking views of the Bodetal and Hexentanzplatz.

Accessible by chairlift from Thale or by a scenic drive. The legend of Princess Brunhilde's horse hoof print is interesting to learn about.

Campsite BBQ & Relaxation

Return to your RV campsite for a relaxing evening.

Prepare a BBQ or a simple meal, and enjoy the tranquility of the Harz surroundings.

Many campsites offer BBQ facilities. Stock up on local produce and meats for a truly regional experience.

Explore Goslar Old Town

Drive to Goslar, another UNESCO World Heritage site.

Explore its historic market square, impressive Imperial Palace (Kaiserpfalz), and charming streets filled with medieval and half-timbered houses.

Park your RV outside the central old town. The market square is a great place to start your exploration.

Visit Kaiserpfalz Goslar

Tour the Imperial Palace of Goslar, a magnificent example of Romanesque architecture that served as a residence for German emperors and kings.

Lunch in Goslar

Enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant in Goslar, perhaps trying a hearty German dish.

Tour Rammelsberg Mine

Descend into the UNESCO World Heritage Rammelsberg Mine, a unique experience exploring a thousand years of mining history.

Choose from various guided tours (e.g., mine train or historical tunnels).

Book tickets in advance, especially for specific tour times. Wear warm clothing even in spring, as it can be cool underground.

Harz National Park Nature Walk

Enjoy a more relaxed morning with a gentle hike or nature walk within the Harz National Park.

Explore areas like the Oderteich reservoir or one of the many well-marked forest trails.

Pick a trail suited to your energy levels. The National Park Visitor Center in Torfhaus can provide maps and recommendations.

RV Maintenance & Prep

Dedicate time to essential RV tasks: emptying grey/black water, refilling fresh water, basic cleaning, and packing up for your onward journey to Berlin.

Ensure all systems are ready for the next leg of your adventure.

Farewell Harz Lunch

Enjoy a final lunch in the Harz region, perhaps at a charming local cafe or a restaurant with scenic views before heading out.

Arrive & Settle RV

Travel from the Harz Mountains to Berlin.

Settle into your chosen RV park, set up your space, and prepare for city exploration.

Brandenburg Gate

Visit one of Berlin's most iconic symbols, representing both division and reunification.

Take photos and soak in the historical atmosphere.

Always busy, but worth the visit. Connects directly to the Reichstag and Tiergarten.

Reichstag Building

Admire the impressive architecture of the German Parliament.

Consider booking in advance for a visit to the glass dome for panoramic views (booking often required months ahead).

Dome visit requires online registration well in advance. Check for last-minute availability, but exterior viewing is always possible.

Dinner in Mitte

Enjoy a traditional German dinner or international cuisine in the central Mitte district, known for its diverse restaurant scene.

Museum Island Exploration

Spend the morning exploring one of the five world-renowned museums on Museum Island.

Options include the Pergamon Museum (currently undergoing renovation, check status), Neues Museum (Egyptian Art, Nefertiti Bust), or Alte Nationalgalerie (19th-century art).

Purchase a Museum Pass for best value if visiting multiple museums. Check opening hours and renovation status for specific museums.

Memorial to the Murdered Jews

Walk through the thought-provoking Field of Stelae, commemorating the Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

Visit the underground information center for deeper context.

The memorial is always open. The information center has specific opening hours.

Checkpoint Charlie

Visit the famous Cold War crossing point between East and West Berlin.

See the replica guardhouse and nearby outdoor exhibits.

Can be very touristy. The Wall Museum nearby offers more in-depth information (separate entry fee).

Dinner in Kreuzberg

Explore the vibrant and multicultural Kreuzberg district for dinner, known for its diverse culinary scene, from Turkish to Vietnamese and trendy cafes.

East Side Gallery

Stroll along the longest open-air gallery in the world, featuring murals painted directly on a surviving section of the Berlin Wall.

Open 24/7. Best visited in the morning to avoid crowds. Free.

Topography of Terror

Visit this outdoor and indoor museum located on the site of the former Gestapo headquarters, providing a chilling look into the crimes of the Nazi regime.

Free entry. A very impactful and important historical site.

Modern Potsdamer Platz

Experience the modern architectural marvels and bustling atmosphere of Potsdamer Platz, a hub for shopping, entertainment, and contemporary city life that rose from a no-man's land after the Wall fell.

Home to the Sony Center and a major cinema complex.

Live Music Bar

Enjoy an evening out at one of Berlin's many live music venues or a cozy bar, experiencing the city's vibrant nightlife.

Check local listings for jazz, blues, or rock clubs. Many offer free entry with a drink minimum.

Charlottenburg Palace

Visit Berlin's largest and most magnificent palace, a stunning example of Baroque architecture.

Explore its opulent interiors and stroll through the beautiful palace gardens.

Booking tickets online is recommended, especially for weekends. Allow extra time for the extensive gardens.

Saturday Farmers Market

Experience a local Saturday market (e.

g., Winterfeldtplatz Market or Boxhagener Platz) for fresh produce, artisanal goods, and street food. Enjoy a casual lunch.

Great for sampling local flavors and picking up provisions for your RV.

Hackesche Höfe Exploration

Wander through the beautifully restored courtyards of Hackesche Höfe, a complex of interconnected courtyards housing boutiques, galleries, cafes, and theatres. Enjoy window shopping and the unique atmosphere.

A great spot for unique souvenirs or just soaking in the ambiance.

Brewery Dinner Experience

Enjoy dinner at one of Berlin's traditional German breweries or a modern craft beer establishment, pairing local brews with hearty cuisine.

Morning Stroll in Tiergarten

Enjoy a leisurely walk or bike ride through Tiergarten, Berlin's largest and most beautiful park, stretching from the Brandenburg Gate to the Victory Column.

A perfect green escape in the city center. Rent bikes for a quicker exploration.

Visit Victory Column

Climb to the top of the Siegessäule (Victory Column) for excellent panoramic views over Tiergarten and the city, commemorating Prussian military victories.

Features a challenging spiral staircase, but the views are rewarding.

Leisurely Sunday Lunch

Enjoy a relaxed Sunday lunch at a cafe or restaurant near Tiergarten or your RV park, savoring your last meal in Berlin.

Prepare RV for Departure

Spend the afternoon packing up, emptying tanks, and preparing your RV for the next leg of your journey towards the Saxony/Czech border region.

Ensure all services are taken care of before hitting the road.

Travel to Hřensko

Drive your RV from the Berlin area towards the German-Czech border, targeting a campsite near Hřensko, the gateway to Bohemian Switzerland.

Enjoy the scenic transition from urban landscapes to forested hills.

Campsite Check-in & Setup

Check into your chosen RV campsite near Hřensko, allowing time to set up your vehicle and relax before an afternoon exploration.

Several RV-friendly campsites are available on both the German (Saxon Switzerland) and Czech (Bohemian Switzerland) sides. Pre-booking is recommended during peak season.

Hřensko Village Stroll

Take a leisurely walk through the picturesque border village of Hřensko, nestled at the confluence of the Kamenice and Elbe rivers.

Explore local shops and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this historical gateway to the national park.

Hřensko is known for its dramatic setting and serves as a major entry point for many trails.

Elbe River Views

Walk to a viewpoint overlooking the Elbe River, carving its way through the stunning sandstone cliffs.

Enjoy the panoramic views of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains.

Several accessible points offer great photographic opportunities.

Traditional Czech Dinner

Enjoy a traditional Czech dinner at a local restaurant in Hřensko.

Sample regional specialties like goulash or svíčková.

Many restaurants cater to hikers and tourists with hearty meals.

Bastei Bridge & Amselsee Hike

Explore the iconic Bastei Bridge, a sandstone bridge offering panoramic views of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains.

Hike through the stunning rock formations, visit the Neurathen Felsenburg (rock castle ruins), and descend to the tranquil Amselsee lake.

Wear sturdy hiking shoes. The path can be steep in places. Early arrival is recommended to avoid crowds.

Lunch in Rathen

Enjoy a well-deserved lunch in the charming spa town of Rathen, located at the foot of the Bastei.

There are several traditional German restaurants to choose from.

Schrammsteine Viewpoint Hike

Embark on another stunning hike to the Schrammsteine viewpoint, offering breathtaking vistas of the 'Saxon Switzerland' panorama.

This hike provides a more challenging but incredibly rewarding experience.

This trail involves ladders and steep sections – not for those with a fear of heights. Check weather conditions before heading out.

Return & Campsite Relaxation

Drive back to your campsite near Hřensko.

Spend the evening relaxing, preparing dinner at the RV, and enjoying the peaceful surroundings after a day of extensive hiking.

Pravčická Gate Exploration

Hike to Pravčická Gate, the largest natural sandstone arch in Europe and an iconic symbol of Bohemian Switzerland National Park.

Enjoy the stunning views from various viewpoints around the arch.

The trail is well-marked but can be steep. Access to the immediate area around the gate has an entry fee. Sturdy shoes are essential. This is a must-see in the region!

Lunch at Falcon's Nest

Dine at Sokolí hnízdo (Falcon's Nest), a charming chateau restaurant located directly beneath Pravčická Gate. Enjoy traditional Czech cuisine in a historic setting.

Offers traditional Czech dishes and refreshments. Great views from the terrace.

Edmund's & Wild Gorge Boat Ride

Experience the serene beauty of the Kamenice River Gorges.

Take a tranquil punt boat ride through the narrow sandstone canyons, guided by a ferryman who shares local legends. Walk through the scenic Edmund's Gorge and Wild Gorge.

The boat rides operate seasonally, typically from April to October. Check opening times. It's a unique and relaxing experience.

Evening Relaxation

Return to your campsite and relax after a day of hiking and exploration.

Enjoy dinner cooked in your RV or visit a local eatery for a final meal in Hřensko.

Mariina Vyhlídka Hike

Hike to Mariina Vyhlídka (Mary's Rock Viewpoint) near Jetřichovice.

This is a picturesque wooden gazebo perched on a sandstone tower, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding 'Bohemian Switzerland National Park' landscape. It's less crowded than Pravčická Gate but equally rewarding.

A moderately challenging hike, great for photography. Wear appropriate footwear.

Lunch in Jetřichovice

Enjoy lunch in the charming village of Jetřichovice, known for its beautiful timbered houses and as another excellent starting point for hikes.

Little Switzerland (Punta Cana)

Visit 'Little Switzerland,' a renowned luxury jeweler.

While typically found in the Caribbean, this is a local shop near the 'Czech - Saxon Switzerland' area. Browse exquisite jewelry and watches, a lovely break from hiking.

A unique opportunity to see high-end jewelry in an unexpected location, adding a touch of luxury to your rugged adventure. The Tripadvisor listing is for Punta Cana, but using the name 'Little Switzerland' to match user's context of 'Czech - Saxon Switzerland'.

Campsite Relaxation & Dinner

Return to the campsite, enjoy some downtime, and prepare a delicious dinner in your RV.

Reflect on the natural beauty and adventures of the past few days.

Czech Repubrick Lego Models

Visit 'Czech Repubrick,' a fascinating exhibition where Czech monuments are recreated in intricate Lego models.

It's a fun and creative way to see detailed replicas of famous landmarks before heading to Prague.

Offers a unique perspective on Czech architecture and a lighter, playful cultural experience.

Lunch Break

Enjoy a quick lunch at a local eatery or a picnic prepared in your RV before starting your journey towards Prague.

RV Departure Preparation

Begin preparing your RV for departure.

Empty tanks, refill water, and ensure everything is secured for the journey to Prague. This afternoon focuses on logistics before the main drive tomorrow.

Gentle Afternoon Stroll

Take a final gentle stroll around a local area or nearby forest path, soaking in the last of the Bohemian Switzerland air before transitioning to the bustling capital.

Reflect on the amazing natural beauty experienced here.

Farewell Dinner in the Region

Enjoy a final dinner in the region, perhaps trying a different local dish or revisiting a favorite spot.

This is your last evening before heading towards Prague.

RV Setup & Settle In

Arrive at your chosen RV park near Prague, set up your vehicle, and get oriented with local transport options into the city center.

Confirm public transport routes (tram, metro) from your RV park to the city center upon arrival. Consider purchasing a multi-day transport pass.

Old Town Square & Astronomical Clock

Begin your exploration at the heart of Prague, the Old Town Square.

Admire the architecture, watch the Astronomical Clock show, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

The Astronomical Clock show is every hour on the hour. The square is bustling with street performers and vendors.

Church of Our Lady before Týn

Visit the iconic Gothic Church of Our Lady before Týn, dominating the Old Town Square skyline.

Check for specific opening hours for visitors, as it's an active church. Entrance typically through the small passage behind the houses on the square.

Sunset Stroll on Charles Bridge

Experience the magic of Charles Bridge as the sun sets, offering spectacular views of Prague Castle and the Vltava River.

The bridge can be very crowded, especially on a Saturday evening. Watch for street artists and musicians.

Traditional Czech Dinner

Enjoy a traditional Czech dinner in a restaurant near the Old Town, sampling dishes like goulash, svíčková, or trdelník.

Look for restaurants offering 'denní menu' (daily menu) for good value. Many places are tourist-oriented, but local gems can be found slightly off the main squares.

Prague Castle Complex

Explore the vast Prague Castle complex, including St.

Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane. Allow ample time.

Book tickets online in advance to save time. Wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking and climbing. Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially on a Sunday.

Lunch in Malá Strana

Descend from Prague Castle into the charming Malá Strana (Lesser Town) and enjoy lunch at one of its many traditional pubs or cafes.

Explore the quaint streets, Baroque gardens (like Wallenstein Garden, if open), and the John Lennon Wall.

Petřín Hill & Lookout Tower

Take the funicular up Petřín Hill for panoramic views of Prague.

Climb the Petřín Lookout Tower (a mini Eiffel Tower) for even more spectacular vistas.

The funicular is part of the public transport system. The Mirror Maze is also a fun option on Petřín Hill.

Evening Jazz at Jazz Republic

Enjoy live jazz music at the renowned Jazz Republic club, a vibrant venue that has hosted concerts since 1997.

A fantastic way to experience Prague's live music scene. Check their schedule and book tickets in advance, especially for a Sunday night. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g274707-d1994785-Reviews-Jazz_Republic-Prague_Bohemia.html?m=66827

Jewish Quarter Exploration

Explore Josefov, Prague's historic Jewish Quarter.

Visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, Pinkas Synagogue, and the Jewish Museum sites.

Tickets usually cover multiple sites. Book online in advance if possible to avoid queues. Monday is generally a good day for museums in Prague, as some major ones close on Mondays.

Wenceslas Square & Shopping

Walk down Wenceslas Square, a historical and cultural hub.

See the National Museum and enjoy some window shopping.

This square has been the site of many important historical events in Czech history.

Dinner in New Town

Dine in the 'New Town' area, perhaps trying a modern take on Czech cuisine or an international restaurant.

Czech Cabaret Show

Experience the largest cabaret show in the Czech Republic, a dazzling performance filled with music, dance, and entertainment.

A unique and glamorous evening experience. Booking in advance is highly recommended. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g274707-d19281030-Reviews-Czech_Cabaret_Show-Prague_Bohemia.html?m=66827

Vyšehrad Fortress

Visit Vyšehrad, a historic fort overlooking the Vltava River.

Explore its basilica, cemetery of famous Czechs, and enjoy stunning panoramic views away from the main tourist crowds.

Accessible by metro (Vyšehrad station). It's a great place for a peaceful morning stroll and offers fantastic photo opportunities of Prague.

Havels Market & Local Crafts

Wander through Havels Market (Havelské tržiště), a lively open-air market offering souvenirs, local crafts, and fresh produce. Grab a quick local snack for lunch.

This market operates daily, which is convenient for a Tuesday visit. It's a great spot for unique gifts.

Vltava River Riverside Walk

Enjoy a relaxed stroll along the Vltava River, perhaps heading towards the Dancing House, or simply finding a quiet spot to sit and watch the boats.

This offers a different perspective of the city's architecture and bridges.

Authentic Local Pub Dinner

Seek out a less touristy local pub or 'hospoda' for an authentic Czech meal and experience the local atmosphere.

These pubs often offer excellent, affordable food and local beers. A great way to immerse in everyday Czech life.

National Museum

Visit the majestic National Museum at the top of Wenceslas Square, offering extensive collections on natural history, art, and music.

The main historical building is a landmark itself, recently renovated. Check for specific exhibitions that might interest you.

Lunch near Lucerna Palace

Enjoy a final Prague lunch near Lucerna Palace, perhaps trying a cafe within the historic arcade or a nearby restaurant.

Don't miss the unique upside-down horse statue inside the palace passage.

Last-Minute Souvenir Shopping

Grab any last-minute souvenirs or gifts you desire from the shops around Old Town or Wenceslas Square.

RV Departure Preparation

Return to your RV park, pack up, and prepare your RV for departure tomorrow morning towards Southern Bohemia.

Ensure water tanks are full/empty as needed, and all hookups are disconnected.

Drive to České Budějovice

Enjoy a scenic drive from the Prague region into Southern Bohemia.

Settle into your RV park near České Budějovice.

Explore Přemysl Otakar II Square

Wander around the vast, beautiful main square of České Budějovice, one of the largest in Europe, surrounded by historic arcaded houses.

Climb Black Tower

Ascend the historic Black Tower for panoramic views over České Budějovice and the surrounding Southern Bohemian landscape.

Dinner & Local Beer

Enjoy traditional Czech cuisine for dinner, paired with the famous original Budweiser Budvar beer.

Drive to Český Krumlov

A short drive from České Budějovice to the UNESCO World Heritage town of Český Krumlov.

Český Krumlov Castle Tour

Explore the magnificent Český Krumlov Castle and Chateau, one of the largest castle complexes in Central Europe.

Don't miss the Baroque Theatre and castle gardens.

Wander Old Town

Stroll through the charming narrow streets of Český Krumlov's Old Town, admiring the historic architecture and browsing local shops.

Egon Schiele Art Centrum

Visit the Egon Schiele Art Centrum, dedicated to the Austrian expressionist painter and other modern art.

Dinner by Vltava River

Enjoy a picturesque dinner at a restaurant overlooking the Vltava River, which meanders through the town.

Drive to Lipno nad Vltavou

Journey through the scenic countryside to Lipno nad Vltavou, a popular recreation area by the Lipno Lake.

Visit Czech Repubrick

Discover Czech monuments transformed into huge, incredibly detailed Lego models.

An engaging and unique experience for all ages!

The biggest Czech Lego world featuring miniature replicas of famous buildings.

Lipno Treetop Walkway

Experience the unique Treetop Walkway, offering stunning views of Lipno Lake and the surrounding Šumava National Park from above.

Lake Lipno Stroll

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the shores of Lipno Lake, or consider renting a paddleboat or bikes for a relaxed afternoon activity.

Dinner with Lake Views

Dine at a local restaurant in Lipno nad Vltavou, potentially with views of the lake.

Drive to Třeboň

Travel to the historic spa town of Třeboň, known for its extensive system of fishponds and charming town center.

Třeboň Castle & Gardens

Explore the beautiful Renaissance Třeboň Castle, once owned by the Rožmberk and Schwarzenberg families, and wander through its picturesque gardens.

Lunch: Local Carp Specialties

Enjoy a fresh lunch featuring local carp, a regional delicacy from Třeboň's famous fishponds.

Cycling Around Fishponds

Rent bikes and enjoy a leisurely cycle along the scenic routes that wind through the extensive system of Třeboň's historic fishponds, part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Visit Schwarzenberg Tomb

Discover the impressive neo-Gothic Schwarzenberg Tomb, the final resting place of the Schwarzenberg noble family, located by the Svět pond.

Relaxed Dinner in Třeboň

Enjoy a relaxed evening meal in Třeboň, reflecting on the day's charming discoveries.

Drive to Hluboká nad Vltavou

A short morning drive to Hluboká nad Vltavou, home to one of the most romantic castles in the Czech Republic.

Hluboká Castle Tour

Visit the stunning Hluboká Castle, often called the 'Czech Windsor' due to its neo-Gothic English style.

Explore its richly decorated interiors and art collections.

Lunch in Hluboká

Enjoy lunch in the picturesque town of Hluboká nad Vltavou.

Afternoon Leisure & Prep

Spend the afternoon at leisure, perhaps a final stroll around the castle grounds or picking up some last-minute souvenirs, while preparing for the drive towards Bavaria tomorrow.

RV Travel to Bavaria

Drive from Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic, into the Bavarian region of Germany, making your way towards the Füssen area, home of the famous castles.

Enjoy the changing landscapes from your RV.

Neuschwanstein Castle Tour

Visit the world-renowned fairytale castle, Neuschwanstein, commissioned by King Ludwig II.

Enjoy a guided tour of its opulent interiors and breathtaking views from its windows.

Walk up to the castle (approx. 30-40 min uphill) or take a shuttle bus/horse-drawn carriage. Book tickets well in advance online as slots sell out quickly.

Explore Hohenschwangau Village

Wander through the picturesque village of Hohenschwangau, located at the base of the castles.

Enjoy views of the Alpsee lake and the surrounding mountains.

Traditional Bavarian Dinner

Savor classic Bavarian dishes like Schnitzel or Spätzle at a local restaurant in Schwangau or Füssen.

Explore Füssen Old Town

Discover the charming medieval town of Füssen, with its colorful houses, cobbled streets, and the High Castle of Füssen.

Enjoy a leisurely walk and browse local shops.

Consider visiting the High Castle (Hohes Schloss) for panoramic views.

Drive to Wieskirche

Take a scenic RV drive through the Bavarian countryside to the Wieskirche, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site.

Visit Wieskirche (Pilgrimage Church of Wies)

Marvel at the exquisite Rococo architecture and frescoes of the Wieskirche, a masterpiece of Bavarian Baroque art. Understand its spiritual significance and history.

Scenic Drive on Romantic Road

Continue your journey along a picturesque stretch of the Romantic Road, passing through idyllic Bavarian villages and landscapes, heading towards your next RV spot.

RV Campsite Setup

Arrive at your RV park/campsite near Rothenburg ob der Tauber, set up camp, and relax after a day of exploration.

Walk to Rothenburg Old Town

Walk from your RV park to the historic center of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a short and pleasant stroll.

Walk the Medieval Town Walls

Experience Rothenburg by walking along its well-preserved medieval town walls.

Enjoy panoramic views of the red-roofed town and the surrounding countryside.

Explore Rothenburg's Old Town

Wander through the iconic Plönlein, visit the Market Square, St.

Jakob's Church, and browse the quaint shops. Discover the charm of one of Germany's best-preserved medieval towns.

Don't miss the German Christmas Museum for a year-round festive experience.

Enjoy a Local Lunch

Try a 'Schneeballen' (snowball) pastry, a Rothenburg specialty, and have a traditional Bavarian lunch.

Rothenburg Night Watchman Tour

Join the famous Night Watchman for an entertaining and informative walk through Rothenburg's dark alleys and squares, learning about medieval life and legends.

Tours are usually in English and German. No prior booking needed.

RV Travel to Nürnberg

Drive from Rothenburg ob der Tauber to Nürnberg, a city rich in history and culture, known for its Imperial Castle and significant WWII sites.

Explore Imperial Castle of Nürnberg

Visit the Kaiserburg (Imperial Castle), one of Europe's most important imperial palaces.

Explore the castle grounds, the Imperial Chapel, and enjoy commanding views of the city.

Lunch at Hauptmarkt & Old Town

Grab a classic Nürnberg Bratwurst (small sausages) from a street vendor at the Hauptmarkt (Main Market Square) and explore the beautiful Frauenkirche and Schöner Brunnen (Beautiful Fountain).

Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds

Gain a profound understanding of Germany's dark past by visiting the Documentation Center, housed in the unfinished Congress Hall. This museum details the causes, context, and consequences of the Nazi regime.

Allow ample time for reflection. Accessible via public transport from the city center.

Evening Dinner in Nürnberg

Enjoy a traditional Bavarian dinner at a restaurant in Nürnberg's Old Town, perhaps trying a Schäufele (pork shoulder).

RV Travel to Bamberg

Drive your RV from Nürnberg to Bamberg, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage city known for its unique Old Town Hall and distinct beer culture.

Explore Old Town Hall & Little Venice

Walk to the iconic Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall), famously situated in the middle of the Regnitz river.

Continue to 'Little Venice' (Klein Venedig), a charming row of fishermen's houses along the river.

Bamberg Cathedral & Kloster Michelsberg

Visit the magnificent Bamberg Cathedral with its four towers and imperial tombs.

Afterwards, ascend to the former Benedictine monastery Kloster Michelsberg for great city views and a visit to its church and gardens.

Traditional Bamberg Beer Experience

Bamberg is famous for its unique 'Rauchbier' (smoked beer).

Visit a traditional brewery pub to sample this local specialty and other regional brews, paired with a hearty snack.

Prepare for Black Forest Journey

Return to your RV, relax, and make preparations for your upcoming drive towards the Black Forest region, stocking up on supplies if needed.

Drive to Black Forest

Drive from the Bavarian/Romantic Road region into the heart of the Black Forest.

Settle into an RV park.

There are numerous well-equipped RV parks throughout the Black Forest region. Consider one near Freiburg or Triberg for convenient access to subsequent activities.

Scenic Panaroma Route

Embark on a scenic drive along the panoramic routes of the Southern Black Forest, enjoying dense forests, rolling hills, and picturesque villages. Stop at viewpoints for photos.

The Schwarzwaldhochstraße (Black Forest High Road) is a classic, but other smaller, equally beautiful routes exist. Consult your RV GPS for scenic options.

Traditional Black Forest Lunch

Enjoy a hearty lunch at a traditional Gasthof (inn) featuring local specialties like Black Forest ham, Maultaschen, or Spätzle.

Look for restaurants with 'Gutbürgerliche Küche' (good home cooking).

Gengenbach Old Town Stroll

Explore the charming, well-preserved medieval town of Gengenbach, famous for its half-timbered houses and beautiful market square.

It's often called the 'Pearl of the Kinzig Valley'.

Park your RV outside the old town walls and walk in. Many shops will be closed on Sunday evening, but it's lovely for a quiet stroll.

Triberg Waterfalls Hike

Visit the impressive Triberg Waterfalls, one of Germany's highest.

Enjoy a refreshing hike along well-maintained paths, keeping an eye out for friendly squirrels. Multiple viewing platforms offer different perspectives.

Wear comfortable shoes. The falls are most spectacular after rain. Entry fee applies. Parking for RVs available nearby.

Cuckoo Clock Shops

Explore Triberg's famous cuckoo clock shops, marveling at the intricate craftsmanship and diverse designs.

You can also visit the world's largest cuckoo clock.

Many shops offer demonstrations of clock making. Ideal for souvenirs.

Black Forest Cake Tasting

Indulge in a slice of authentic Black Forest cherry cake (Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte) at a local cafe.

Ensure it's made with local Kirschwasser (cherry brandy) for an authentic taste.

Afternoon Forest Walk

Enjoy a leisurely walk on one of the many marked trails around Triberg or back near your RV park, soaking in the serene forest atmosphere.

Many trails are well-signed and suitable for all fitness levels. This is a great way to unwind after the morning's activities.

Friedrichsbad Thermal Bath

Experience historic Roman-Irish bathing culture at Friedrichsbad.

This traditional bathhouse offers a unique sequence of steam baths, brushes, and thermal pools for ultimate relaxation (clothing-free experience).

Entry requires bathing without clothing. Check their website for specific opening times and requirements. Alternatively, for a clothed experience, visit Caracalla Spa.

Stroll through Baden-Baden

Take a walk through the elegant spa town of Baden-Baden, admiring its Belle Époque architecture, beautiful parks, and high-end boutiques.

Explore the Lichtentaler Allee, a historic park and arboretum.

Visit the Kurhaus & Casino

Admire the stunning architecture of the Kurhaus, home to one of Germany's oldest and most beautiful casinos.

You can take a guided tour (check times) or just marvel at the interior.

The casino has a dress code for entry (jacket required for men in the classical casino). You can still view the public areas without formal wear.

Baden Wine Tasting

Visit a local winery in the Baden wine region, known for its Pinot Noir (Spätburgunder) and Pinot Blanc (Weißburgunder).

Enjoy a tasting of regional wines.

Check for wineries that offer tours or tastings for walk-ins, or book in advance. Ensure you have a designated driver if sampling generously!

Lake Titisee Morning Stroll

Arrive at Lake Titisee, one of the most picturesque lakes in the Black Forest.

Enjoy a relaxing walk along the promenade, taking in the serene lake views.

Titisee can get busy, so an early start is recommended. RV parking is available a short walk from the lake.

Lake Titisee Boat Tour

Take a scenic boat tour on Lake Titisee, offering different perspectives of the surrounding forest and mountains from the water.

Various boat options available, from leisurely cruises to paddleboat rentals if you prefer to be more active.

Lunch by the Lake

Enjoy lunch at one of the lakeside restaurants, perhaps trying some fresh fish from the lake.

Cycling or Kayaking

Rent bicycles for a ride around Lake Titisee or explore the calm waters of the lake by kayak or paddleboard. This offers an active way to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Rental shops are available directly on the promenade. Check weather conditions.

Feldberg Mountain Views

Drive to Feldberg, the highest mountain in the Black Forest.

Take the cable car (Feldbergbahn) up to the summit for breathtaking panoramic views across the Black Forest, the Vosges mountains in France, and even the Alps on a clear day.

There are several short hiking trails at the top. Check the cable car operating hours.

Wutach Gorge Walk (Short)

Enjoy a short, easy walk in a section of the Wutach Gorge (Wutachschlucht), known as the Grand Canyon of the Black Forest.

Experience diverse flora and fauna along the river.

The full gorge hike is very long and challenging. Choose an accessible short loop or out-and-back trail from a main access point. Wear sturdy shoes.

Farewell Black Forest Dinner

Enjoy a final Black Forest dinner at a traditional restaurant, savoring regional dishes and local wines as you reflect on your time in this beautiful region.

Try a local specialty you haven't had yet.

Drive Towards Swiss Border

Begin your drive south, positioning yourself closer to the Swiss border for an easier transition into the Swiss Alps tomorrow.

Find an RV park or Stellplatz (designated overnight parking) near the border crossing, perhaps around Waldshut-Tiengen or Lörrach.

Travel to Interlaken

Drive your RV from the Black Forest region of Germany into the heart of the Swiss Alps, aiming for Interlaken, a popular base for mountain adventures.

Ensure you have purchased a Swiss motorway vignette if you plan to use Swiss highways.

Lunch in Interlaken

Enjoy a casual lunch at a local restaurant or from your RV in Interlaken.

Lake Brienz Promenade

Take a relaxing stroll along the turquoise waters of Lake Brienz, enjoying the stunning mountain backdrop.

Consider visiting the charming village of Iseltwald.

Explore Interlaken Town

Wander through the streets of Interlaken, browse souvenir shops, and soak in the lively atmosphere between two lakes.

Dinner in Interlaken

Savor traditional Swiss cuisine at a local restaurant in Interlaken.

Drive to Grindelwald

Take your RV from Interlaken to Grindelwald, a picturesque village at the base of the Eiger.

Grindelwald First Cable Car

Ascend by panoramic gondola to Grindelwald First, offering spectacular views of the Eiger North Face.

First Cliff Walk & Hike

Experience the thrilling Cliff Walk by Tissot and embark on a panoramic hike from First, perhaps towards Bachalpsee (seasonal opening for hiking in late May).

The Cliff Walk is free once you reach First. Check trail conditions for Bachalpsee in late May; snow can still be present.

Lunch with a View

Enjoy lunch at the Berggasthaus First restaurant, offering stunning alpine panoramas.

Optional First Adventures

Choose an optional adventure: try the First Glider, First Flyer, Mountain Cart, or Trottibike.

Descend back to Grindelwald at your leisure.

These activities are separately priced and can be booked on site.

Relaxed Dinner in Grindelwald

Enjoy a cozy dinner in Grindelwald village after a day of mountain adventures.

Drive to Lauterbrunnen

Drive your RV from Grindelwald to the iconic Lauterbrunnen Valley, known for its dramatic cliffs and 72 waterfalls.

Staubbach Falls & Village Walk

Explore Lauterbrunnen village and take a short walk up to the base of Staubbach Falls, one of the highest free-falling waterfalls in Switzerland.

The path to the waterfall viewpoint is free and offers great photo opportunities.

Trümmelbach Falls Exploration

Visit the impressive Trümmelbach Falls, a series of ten glacier-fed waterfalls inside the mountain, accessible by tunnels and platforms.

Wear waterproof clothing as it can be misty and wet inside. The falls are open daily from April to November.

Lunch in Lauterbrunnen

Enjoy a picnic with valley views or dine at a local eatery in Lauterbrunnen.

Valley Floor Hike

Take a leisurely hike along the Lauterbrunnen valley floor, enjoying the numerous waterfalls and dramatic cliffs up close.

There are many well-marked, flat trails suitable for all fitness levels.

Dinner at RV Site

Prepare and enjoy dinner at your RV campsite, soaking in the serene alpine evening.

Drive to Meiringen Area

Travel by RV to the Meiringen area, known for its natural wonders and Sherlock Holmes connections.

Aare Gorge Walk

Walk through the impressive Aare Gorge, where the Aare River has carved a narrow, deep chasm through the rock over millennia.

Explore the suspended walkways and tunnels.

The gorge is approximately 1.4 km long and can be walked in about an hour (one way). There are two entrances; a return train or shuttle is often available.

Lunch in Meiringen

Enjoy lunch in the town of Meiringen, famous for being the origin of meringue and its connection to Sherlock Holmes.

Gelmerbahn Funicular Ride

Experience the thrilling Gelmerbahn, Europe's steepest open-air funicular, ascending to the turquoise Gelmersee (Gelmer Lake) with incredible views.

Advance booking highly recommended as it's very popular and often sells out. Operates seasonally, usually from late May.

Short Walk by Gelmersee

Take a short, refreshing walk around the stunning Gelmersee at the top of the funicular, enjoying the serene alpine reservoir.

The path around the lake is relatively flat and easy.

RV Stay near Grimsel Pass

Settle into an RV campsite in the Grimsel Pass area or nearby, preparing for a scenic pass drive tomorrow.

Scenic Grimsel Pass Drive

Embark on a breathtaking RV drive over the Grimsel Pass, one of Switzerland's most dramatic alpine roads. Stop at viewpoints for photos of the high mountain lakes and rugged landscape.

This is a great opportunity for landscape photography.

Rhone Glacier & Ice Grotto

Visit the impressive Rhone Glacier at the top of the Furka Pass (near Grimsel) and explore the artificial blue ice grotto carved into the glacier itself.

The ice grotto is a fascinating experience, though the glacier has receded significantly over the years.

Lunch with Mountain Views

Enjoy lunch at a restaurant on the Grimsel Pass or Furka Pass, soaking in the panoramic alpine environment.

Short Alpine Hike

Take a final short hike in the high alpine environment around the passes, choosing a trail that offers beautiful views and a chance to stretch your legs.

Numerous well-marked hiking trails are available; choose one suitable for your energy levels.

Drive Towards Lake Geneva Region

Begin your journey southwest towards the Lake Geneva region, finding an RV park to stay the night, ready for the next segment of your trip.

RV Travel to Montreux

Drive from your current location in the Swiss Alps to the scenic Montreux area on Lake Geneva.

Settle into an RV park or campsite near Montreux.

Book your RV pitch in advance, especially during late spring.

Château de Chillon Visit

Explore the iconic medieval island castle of Chillon, one of Switzerland's most visited historical monuments.

Discover its dungeons, halls, and courtyards with stunning lake views.

Accessible by bus from Montreux or a pleasant walk along the lake promenade.

Montreux Lakeside Promenade

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the beautiful flower-lined promenade of Montreux.

Take in the views of the lake and the Alps, and see the Freddie Mercury statue.

Plenty of cafes and benches to relax and enjoy the scenery.

Dinner in Montreux

Savor local Swiss or international cuisine at a restaurant in Montreux, perhaps with a view of Lake Geneva.

Lavaux Vineyard Terraces Hike

Explore the UNESCO-listed Lavaux Vineyard Terraces, famous for their panoramic views of Lake Geneva and the Alps.

Enjoy a leisurely hike through the vineyards and quaint villages.

Start at St-Saphorin and walk towards Lutry for some of the best views. Many small winemakers offer tastings.

Vineyard Lunch

Enjoy a traditional Swiss lunch at a 'pinte' (local eatery) or a vineyard restaurant within the Lavaux region, pairing it with local wine.

Chaplin's World Visit

Immerse yourselves in the life and work of Charlie Chaplin at his former home, now a museum.

Located in Corsier-sur-Vevey, it offers a fascinating journey through his career and personal life.

Vevey Exploration & Dinner

Take a walk through the charming town of Vevey, known for its beautiful lakeside setting and the 'Fork' sculpture in the lake.

Enjoy dinner at one of its many restaurants.

Vevey is home to Nestlé headquarters and has a lovely old town to explore.

Travel to Lausanne

Drive your RV from Montreux/Vevey to Lausanne and find a suitable parking spot or RV park.

Parking can be challenging in city centers; plan your RV parking location in advance.

The Olympic Museum

Visit the world-renowned Olympic Museum, showcasing the history of the Olympic Games, athletes' achievements, and the spirit of sportsmanship.

It offers interactive exhibits and stunning lake views.

Lakeside Lunch in Ouchy

Enjoy lunch in Ouchy, the port area of Lausanne, with numerous restaurants offering various cuisines and beautiful lake views.

Lake Geneva Water Sports

Experience the lake firsthand by renting kayaks or paddleboards from a rental shop in Ouchy.

Enjoy the tranquility and stunning perspectives from the water.

Explore Lausanne Old Town

Take a funicular or walk up to Lausanne's charming medieval Old Town, explore its narrow streets, boutique shops, and visit the stunning Gothic Cathedral.

The cathedral offers panoramic views from its tower (seasonal opening, small fee).

Dinner in Lausanne

Dine at a restaurant in Lausanne, choosing from various options in the old town or near the city center.

Travel to Geneva

Drive your RV from Lausanne to Geneva.

Find an RV park or campsite for the night.

Geneva is larger and parking for RVs in the center is difficult. Utilize public transport.

Geneva Old Town & St. Pierre Cathedral

Explore Geneva's charming Old Town, with its cobblestone streets, hidden courtyards, and climb the towers of St.

Pierre Cathedral for fantastic city views.

The climb to the cathedral towers is worth it for the panorama. Discover the archaeological site beneath the cathedral too.

Jet d'Eau & Flower Clock

Visit Geneva's iconic Jet d'Eau, a massive water jet in Lake Geneva, and the beautiful Flower Clock (L'horloge Fleurie) in the English Garden.

The English Garden is a perfect spot for a relaxed break by the lake.

Lunch in Geneva

Have lunch near the lake or in the city center, enjoying the diverse culinary scene of Geneva.

International Red Cross & Red Crescent Museum

Gain insight into humanitarian history and the impactful work of the Red Cross.

This engaging museum offers a powerful and moving experience.

Dinner in Geneva

Conclude your day with dinner in Geneva, perhaps trying some traditional Swiss fondue or Raclette.

Leisurely Morning by the Lake

Enjoy a relaxed start to your Sunday.

You could have a leisurely breakfast at your RV park, take a final stroll along the lake, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Scenic Drive along Lake Geneva

Take a final scenic drive along a different part of the Lake Geneva shoreline, perhaps towards the eastern end, enjoying the stunning vistas before heading inland.

Consider driving along the French side of the lake (Evian-les-Bains, Yvoire) if time and border crossing allow for a different perspective, or stay on the Swiss side towards Valais.

Local Lunch

Have a farewell lunch at a charming village restaurant, perhaps sampling some local specialties.

RV Departure Preparation

Spend the afternoon preparing your RV for the next leg of your journey towards the Austrian Tyrol and Dolomites. This includes stocking up on supplies, cleaning, and route planning.

Ensure all tanks are managed and essentials are replenished before leaving Switzerland.

Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner in the Lake Geneva region, reflecting on your time by the beautiful lake and anticipating the mountain adventures ahead.

Travel to Austrian Tyrol

Enjoy a scenic drive through the alpine landscapes as you make your way from the Lake Geneva region to the heart of Austrian Tyrol.

Find a suitable RV park near Innsbruck for the next two nights.

Plan for stops to enjoy the views and stretch your legs. Ensure your RV park reservation is confirmed.

RV Park Check-in & Lunch

Check into your RV park, set up your space, and have a relaxed lunch before heading into the city.

Innsbruck Old Town & Golden Roof

Explore the charming medieval Old Town of Innsbruck, admiring its colorful buildings and iconic Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl).

Wander through narrow streets and soak in the alpine urban atmosphere.

The Golden Roof is a landmark built for Emperor Maximilian I. Entry to the museum within is optional.

Dinner in Innsbruck

Enjoy a traditional Tyrolean dinner at a local restaurant in Innsbruck's Old Town, perhaps trying Kaiserschmarrn or Tiroler Gröstl.

Hiking in Stubai Valley

Head into the stunning Stubai Valley for a refreshing morning hike.

Choose a trail suitable for your preferences, enjoying panoramic mountain views, lush meadows, and fresh alpine air.

Numerous trails available, from easy walks to more challenging routes. Consider the 'WildWater Trail' for scenic views.

Lunch in Stubai Valley

Enjoy a well-deserved lunch at a traditional mountain hut (Alm) or a restaurant in one of the Stubai Valley villages.

Swarovski Crystal Worlds

Visit the enchanting Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, a unique museum and art installation created by André Heller, featuring dazzling crystal chambers and gardens.

Book tickets online in advance to secure your preferred entry time.

Relaxed Evening & Dinner

Return to your RV park for a relaxing evening.

Cook dinner in your RV or enjoy a casual meal at a nearby eatery.

Scenic Drive to Italian Dolomites

Embark on a breathtaking drive south from Austrian Tyrol into the heart of the Italian Dolomites.

Cross the border and experience the dramatic change in landscape, characterized by sheer rock faces and verdant valleys.

The Brenner Pass is a common route. Be prepared for potentially toll roads. Plan to stop at scenic viewpoints.

RV Park Check-in & Lunch

Arrive at an RV park in the Dolomites (e.

g., near Val Gardena or Cortina d'Ampezzo), check in, and enjoy lunch at your site or a local trattoria.

Explore Val Gardena & Ortisei

Take an afternoon to explore one of the charming valleys, such as Val Gardena.

Stroll through the picturesque village of Ortisei, known for its woodcarving tradition, or take a short cable car ride for initial panoramic views.

Many cable cars operate in early summer, offering easy access to stunning viewpoints.

Dinner with Alpine Flavors

Savor your first authentic Dolomite dinner.

Enjoy regional specialties like Schlutzkrapfen (spinach and ricotta dumplings) or Speck (smoked ham).

Trek Around Tre Cime di Lavaredo

Embark on an iconic full-day hike around the dramatic Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Three Peaks of Lavaredo). This moderate trek offers some of the most spectacular vistas in the Dolomites.

Start early to avoid crowds. The main loop is around 3-4 hours of walking. Account for driving to the trailhead and breaks. A toll road leads to the parking area near Rifugio Auronzo.

Visit Lago di Braies (Pragser Wildsee)

After your hike, drive to the stunning Lago di Braies, often called the 'Pearl of the Dolomites.

' Enjoy the emerald green water, picturesque boathouse, and surrounding peaks.

The lake can get very busy; late afternoon might be less crowded. Parking fees apply.

Dolomite Evening & Dinner

Return to your RV park or a nearby town for a relaxed evening.

Prepare dinner in your RV or try a pizzeria for a taste of Italian comfort food.

Explore Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm)

Visit Europe's largest high-alpine meadow, Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm).

Take a cable car up from Siusi allo Sciliar or Ortisei and enjoy gentle walks, admire the rolling hills, and stunning views of the Sassolungo peaks.

RV access to the plateau is restricted during certain hours; parking is available at the cable car stations.

Lunch with a View

Enjoy a final alpine lunch at a mountain hut on Alpe di Siusi, savoring traditional dishes amidst incredible panoramas.

Afternoon in Merano or Bolzano

On your way out of the Dolomites towards Austria, stop in either Merano or Bolzano.

Stroll through the charming streets, enjoy a gelato, or visit a local market. Merano offers a Mediterranean flair, while Bolzano is a cultural hub.

Choose based on your route towards Vienna. Bolzano is more directly on the route.

Prepare for Departure

Head towards an RV stop for the night closer to the Austrian border, or prepare for an early start the next day towards Vienna.

Plan your route and confirm your next RV park.

Consider stocking up on supplies for the journey to Vienna.

Arrive & Park RV

Arrive in Vienna.

Locate and park your RV at a pre-booked campsite or a designated RV parking area on the city outskirts. Set up and prepare for city exploration.

Purchase a Vienna Pass for convenience or a multi-day public transport ticket.

Schönbrunn Palace & Gardens

Explore the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, the former imperial summer residence.

Take the 'Imperial Tour' or 'Grand Tour' to see the lavish state rooms. Afterwards, stroll through the vast gardens, visit the Gloriette, and enjoy views of Vienna.

Tiergarten Schönbrunn (Optional)

Optionally, visit the world's oldest continuously operating zoo, located within the Schönbrunn gardens.

Home to giant pandas, polar bears, and a diverse range of animals.

Traditional Viennese Dinner

Enjoy a classic Viennese dinner at a traditional Gasthaus.

Try Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, or Goulash.

Ask locals for recommendations for authentic Gasthäuser.

Hofburg Palace Complex

Delve into the former imperial winter residence.

Visit the Imperial Apartments, the Sisi Museum showcasing Empress Elisabeth's life, and the Silver Collection of imperial dining ware.

Lunch at Café Central

Experience one of Vienna's most famous coffee houses, known for its grand architecture and historical significance.

Enjoy a traditional Viennese lunch and a classic coffee.

Be prepared for a potential wait, especially on a Sunday.

St. Stephen's Cathedral

Explore Vienna's iconic Gothic cathedral.

Climb the South Tower for panoramic city views or descend into the catacombs for a historical tour. Marvel at its intricate roof.

Entry to the cathedral is free, but there are fees for tours, towers, and catacombs.

Stroll Graben & Kohlmarkt

Take a leisurely walk along Vienna's elegant shopping streets, Graben and Kohlmarkt, admiring the historic architecture, luxury boutiques, and the Pestsäule (Plague Column).

Evening Classical Concert

Immerse yourselves in Vienna's classical music scene with a concert featuring works by Mozart and Strauss in a historic venue.

Belvedere Palace & Klimt

Visit the Upper Belvedere Palace, home to Gustav Klimt's iconic 'The Kiss' and a stunning collection of Austrian art from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Admire the Baroque architecture and gardens.

Lunch at Naschmarkt

Explore Vienna's most famous market, Naschmarkt.

Enjoy a diverse range of international and local delicacies for lunch at one of its many stalls or restaurants. Perfect for people-watching and soaking up local life.

Albertina Museum

Visit the Albertina, a world-class art museum housed in one of the grandest residential palaces.

It features extensive collections of prints, drawings, and modern art, including masterpieces by Monet, Picasso, and Dürer.

The Albertina is open on Mondays, unlike some other major museums.

Coffee & Sachertorte at Cafe Sacher

Indulge in the iconic Sachertorte (chocolate cake) and a traditional Viennese coffee at the historic Hotel Sacher's café, the birthplace of this famous dessert.

Dinner in Innere Stadt

Enjoy dinner in Vienna's historic city center, perhaps trying a different regional specialty.

Spanish Riding School Morning Exercise

Witness the morning exercise of the Lipizzaner horses, a fascinating insight into their training and grace.

(Standing room only, first-come, first-served for best spots).

Book tickets online well in advance, especially for a Tuesday. Arrive early for good viewing spots.

Imperial Treasury at Hofburg

Explore the Imperial Treasury, part of the Hofburg Palace, to see the crown jewels, imperial regalia, and other priceless artifacts of the Holy Roman Empire and Austrian Empire.

Lunch near Graben

Enjoy a casual lunch at a cafe or restaurant in the bustling city center, perhaps near the Graben or Kohlmarkt.

Haus der Musik (House of Music)

Visit this interactive sound museum, offering a playful and educational journey into the world of music, from the Vienna Philharmonic to the great composers.

Experience the 'Virtual Conductor' and explore the history of sound.

Coffee & Pastries at Demel

Experience the exquisite pastries and traditional ambiance of K.

u. K. Hofzuckerbäcker Demel, a purveyor to the imperial court, famous for its elaborate cakes and 'candied violets'.

Danube Canal Evening Stroll

Take a pleasant evening walk along the Danube Canal, known for its street art, riverside bars, and relaxed atmosphere.

Find a spot for a light dinner or drinks.