Canals, castles and a hundred spires
Canals, castles on the Rhine and the city of a hundred spires
The idea
This is how we picture it
Central Europe from west to east: the canals of Amsterdam, the Rhine valley with its castles and vineyards, the Berlin that rebuilt itself entirely, and a Prague that survived intact and looks like a film set, except it is real.
This is a trip idea, not a fixed package: every version is designed around the person living it.
Days 1-3
Amsterdam among the canals
Two nights for the city of canals: a boat ride, the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, and neighbourhoods best explored by bicycle.
Amsterdam is measured in bridges. The city is small and direct: two well-used days go a long way.
Canals of Amsterdam
Days 3-5
The Rhine and Berlin
A cruise along the romantic stretch of the Rhine between Boppard and Cologne, an afternoon in Frankfurt and arrival in Berlin: the Brandenburg Gate, the Wall and Museum Island.
Berlin does not hide its scars: it points at them. It is the European capital where recent history can be touched.
Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
A capital that was erased and drawn again, without hiding the seams.
Berlin, GermanyDays 6-9
Dresden and three nights in Prague
A stop in Dresden, the city rebuilt stone by stone, and the finale in Prague: Charles Bridge at dawn, the castle and the astronomical clock.
Prague is the only capital in the region the war did not touch, and it shows: the entire centre is the original.
The Dancing House, Prague
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