Your Perfect 14 Days Europe Travel Itinerary

Europe is considered to be the most touristic continent in the world due to the huge amount of travelers that visit The Old Continent on vacations. As the worldwide leader in tourism, Europe offers plenty of beautiful places and incredible activities to do for all kinds of people during the whole year.

However, if it is the first time you visit Europe, you can feel overwhelmed by all the information you find on the internet. If you are planning this trip from scratch and you are doing it by yourself, you are probably going to feel 14 days are not enough to visit Europe.

Of course, you will not be able to enjoy all the famous places, but if you make a good itinerary you will have time enough to visit – at least – some of the most emblematic destinations of the continent.

You should start this wonderful tour in an organized way to take advantage of the time and enjoy the trip as much as you can. This continent has a lot of beautiful cities! However, you only have 14 days to visit the number of places you can. We recommend you to start in Spain, specifically at Seville. Discover where to go in this great city:

Day 1: Seville

Seville is the capital of Andalucia, and it is one of the most colorful cities in Spain. People from Seville are very kind and you can find art everywhere. Here are some of the places you should visit:

• Real Alcazar: You can start visiting this palace. It is one of the most ancient palaces in the world; it is from the XI century. All its rooms are references to several cultures such as Arabian, gothic and baroque culture.
• Cathedral of Seville: You should visit this cathedral depending on your religious beliefs. It is one of the most spectacular Gothic cathedrals around Europe. Another peculiar fact is that you can see the remains of Christopher Columbus there.
• Triana: Local people tend to say that you cannot visit Seville without going to this place. It is a neighborhood with the authentic market next to the bridge Isabel II. There are a lot of spots where you taste typical dishes from the region like salmorejo, which is a cool soup of tomatoes, pieces of bread, garlic and a little bit of olive oil.
• Spain Square: For Spanish people, it is probably the most beautiful square in the country. You can see benches and ceramic tiles from around 48 Spanish provinces. It was built in 1929.
• The Golden Tower: Now in the twilight of the afternoon you take a walk around this place, do not expect to see any piece of gold. This name was given to the tower because of the reflection that causes the tower in the river.

The second city will be in Madrid. Keep in mind that to get there it takes you 2 hours and a half by train. So you have to wake up early.

Day 2: Madrid

When you arrive at the capital of Spain you will notice that it is the center of the squares, pubs, stores, galleries, parks and fashion. Take a look at some of the most visited places in Madrid:

• Atocha Station: You can go to this station and walk around its tropical garden. You may know that this place is a railway complex that is located near the Emperor Charles V. It is the most crowded station in the country.
• San Miguel Market: Travelers not only look for monuments, in fact, they also look for other simple things like markets. This is the most popular option; it is located in a square that has the same name. This private market keeps its original iron structure from the beginning of the XX century.
• Las Ventas: This popular attraction is considered to be the 3rd best bullring in the world, after a bullring from Mexico and another one from Valencia, also in Spain.
• Great Way: This place is full of stores, wonderful buildings, and a relaxed atmosphere. It starts at the Alcala Street and ends in Spain Square. It is famous as well for its cinemas and theaters, so it is known as the Broadway from Madrid.
• The Royal Palace: here you can enjoy beautiful sunsets or you can go to the Debod Temple that is another magical place to see unique twilights.

To get to the third and final city of this country, it will take you almost 3 hours. The next city is Barcelona so remember to get some rest to recover the necessary energies to face the next adventure.

Day 3: Barcelona

This is a wonderful city and you could start the tour at the following places:

• Basilica of the Holy Family: Many people visit this emblematic place, so you have to go very early. The doors open at 8:30 in the morning.
• Gaudi Avenue: After the Holy Family you can go for a walk along this wooded avenue until you get the following spot.
• The Bunkers of Carmel: If you are looking for the best landscape for a wonderful photo, you must go to this place. You will have the sea in front of you for a perfect picture.
• Las Ramblas: This is the most famous street in the city and it is always full of tourists. You can start at Catalunya Square and make a stop at the Canaletas Fountain. You can continue walking until the Columbus Monument. You will find a lot of stores, street artists, flower shop and more.

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Day 4: Marseille

Now let’s go to the neighbor country France. A wonderful city to start knowing this lovely country is Marseille. It is around 7 hours by train or 1 hour by plane.

• Old Port: All the essence of Marseille emerges from this place. This port has been there from the ancient age.
• Panier Neighborhood: This is a historical place that has been reconstructed but it conserves its streets. You can find artists’ workshops, traditional stores and some houses made of stones.
• The Mucem: It is a museum of the European and Mediterranean civilizations. It is also a beautiful architectural enclave; the Fort of Saint-Jean and the new building of Rudy Ricciotti are united by a runway.
• The Vallon des Auffes: If you want to be near the sea and the fishing boats, you may go to this place. It has become a charming neighborhood that keeps aspects of a picturesque port.

Day 5: Lyon

This city is 1 hour and a half from the previous point. Lyon is one of the most important cities of France after the capital. It has a good sense of culture, excellent gastronomy, and unforgettable places.

• The Lumiere Museum: This museum was built in homage to the famous brothers who gave life to the images. In this center, you will find the inventions that made possible the cinematography, a replica of this first device and an exhibition of the great industry that was generated since then.
• Museum of the Fine Arts: It is, after the Louvre, one of the most important art museums in France, with collections of antiques from the Middle Ages to the 21st century and paintings by artists like Rubens, Rembrandt, Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso or Matisse, as well as some sculptures by Canova or Rodin.
• Jean Cathedral: It was built between 1180 and 1480, so the building mixes Romanesque and Gothic elements. Unfortunately, most of his sculptures were destroyed in the 16th century in the called Wars of Religion. However, it still conserves the stained glass windows of the 11th century and the great jewel of the building, its astronomical clock. This clock shows the positions of the Earth, the Sun, the Moon and the stars over the city of Lyon.
• Notre Dame of the Fourviere Basilica: Today it is a center of pilgrimage since throughout history the Virgin protected the inhabitants of Lyon from pests and epidemics and in the nineteenth century the citizens promised to build a new sanctuary if the Prussian invasion was avoided.
• Archaeological remains of the Fourvière: The Romans were the first inhabitants of this hill in the former settlement of Lugdunum. Today, the remains of what was a great theater are preserved.

Day 6: Paris

The next destination is the French capital. It is 2 hours by train from Lyon city. Paris is ideal for a romantic stop. Discover where to go in Paris:

• Eifel Tower: This is the most important symbol of Paris. You can go to the top floor at night and do not worry if the lights suddenly start blinking like distant shooting stars, it’s completely normal. Being in this high tower in the most romantic city in the world is just an incredible experience!
• Art Nouveau Signs: You can also enjoy the street artists around the city or take a picture in this famous place from the subway.
• Galeries Lafayette Viewpoint: You can there to get one of the best views of Paris and the best part is that it is completely free.
• Trocadero Gardens: It is possibly one of the best places to get beautiful pictures. You can also contemplate the Eiffel Tower from this point.
• The Louvre Museum: Without any doubt, this is the most famous museum in the city. The thing is that it would take you almost the whole day to see each one of the works exhibited there. You may begin with the star, The Gioconda by Leonardo Da Vinci.

Day 7: Milan

Now it is time to say au revoir to Paris and say ciao to Italy. This destination is known as the fashion capital. It will take you 6 hours and a half to get there by train from Paris to Milan or 1 hour and a half by plane.

• The Duomo of Milan: You cannot say that you went to Milan without going to the Duomo. It is the main “attraction” and the most important symbol of the city. It is in the center of the city, so it is quite simple to get there. The easiest way to get there is by subway, green line or yellow line. If you take the correct exit you will be surprised with the Duomo in front of you. If you have time and the day is good, you have to climb to the terrace of the Duomo. It is an unforgettable experience.
• The Basilica of S. Ambrosio: He is the patron saint of Milan city. The Basilica of St. Ambrose, after the Duomo of Milan, is the most important church to visit in the city.
• The Sforzesco Castle: This castle was perfectly restructured. You can visit the museums that are inside and spend quiet time in Parco Sempione, just behind the castle.
• The Branca Tower: Here you can enjoy a particular view of Milan. The Branca Tower is located in Parco Sempione so you can visit it after the Sforzesco Castle.

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Day 8: Rome

This is time to go to the capital of the country. You can get this destination in 3 hours by train. It is difficult to choose a few things to do in Rome. It is the capital of the most powerful Empire, the place of the gladiators, wars, as well as the city of love and romance and. Rome is a true open sky museum.

• The Coliseum: This place is one of the most photographed and most visited monuments in the world. Built-in the 1st century as the place where the Romans had fun attending fights between gladiators and ferocious animals.
• The Roman Forum: It is located a few steps from the Colosseum. It is one of the most important archaeological areas in the world. The Roman Forum was the center of the social and commercial life of the entire Roman Empire. In their palaces, there were commercial transactions, in the government buildings laws were passed, convicts were sentenced and the most important decisions of the empire were made there.
• The Pantheon: It is the best-preserved ancient building in the whole city of Rome. Made in the 1st century by order of the consul Agrippa as a temple dedicated to all gods. Now it is a catholic temple where the remains of many illustrious characters of Italy rest.
• Fontana di Trevi: If you want to come back to Rome do not forget to throw a coin into the fountain. It is considered the most beautiful fountain in the world. This elegant Baroque fountain was designed in 1735 by Nicolo Salvi on the ancient aqueduct of the Virgin Water.
• The Spanish Steps – Trinita dei Monti: It is probably the most attractive and most visited square in all of Rome. It is a beautiful square of the 18th century; its shape is elongated and triangular and is near the Pincio Hill. It is connected to the church through the monumental Escalinata de Trinidad dei Monti.

Day 9: Venice

The next stop is Venice. It is 3 hours and a half by train from Rome. Some of the emblematic places you should visit are:

• Saint Marco Square: This is the icon of Venice. When you get this point you can also admire the Basilica of Saint Marco.
• The Great Canal: Instead of cars or motorcycles, you can see gondolas and little ships in this way. You can admire the most beautiful palaces that once belonged to powerful families.
• Ponte dei Sospiri: These were not romantic sighs. It refers to horror sighs because prisoners walked through this bridge before being executed. Nowadays it is a symbol of the city.
• Sestiere: If you have extra time, do not miss the opportunity to go to the neighborhoods of the city. There 6 really popular; Cannaregio, Castello, Dorsoduro, Saint Paolo, Sait Croce, and Sanit Marco. Each one has a particular essence.

Day 10: Munich

Time to leave behind the romanticism and the gondolas to know the next country. Now let’s go to Munich. This Bavarian city has a great history, a privileged location to discover one of the most beautiful regions of Europe and an interesting culture that will make you fall in love with it.

• Marienplatz: In this spectacular square is where the Neues Rathaus is located. This is the main square in Munich. In its surroundings, there is a great multitude of shops and restaurants. If you love football, you will like this place because this is where Bayern Munich shows its trophies to fans.
• Hofbrauhaus: This place has a great history inside. It is known that Hitler held meetings on the top floor of the building. It is also very famous for its beer, so do not hesitate to try it.
• Odeonsplatz: In this building, Hitler was arrested in 1923. However, years later when he came to power, he made Odeonsplatz a Nazi sanctuary. Those who were not related to the regime took another way to avoid passing in front of the building. Right now there is no trace of that black past and it is a very interesting building to see in Munich.
• BMW Welt: If you are a big fan of cars, this place is a good choice for you. You will notice the automotive tradition of the city. BMW is one of its main brands and that is why they have a lot of museums dedicated to this brand. Without a doubt, the BMW Welt is the best car exhibition and it is completely free.

Day 11: Berlin

Here comes the capital. Berlin is at 4 hours by train from Munich and it is just a funny, interesting, amazing and cosmopolitan city.

• The Brandenburg Gate: It is the symbol of Berlin since 1791. After the fall of the Wall, it has become the icon of German reunification.
• Checkpoint Charlie: You can cross this famous place that divided the American zone and the Soviet zone.
• Mauer Park Karaoke: You can go there to hear people singing. And if you dare, you can try singing German songs as well.
• Watergate: If you like dancing you must go to this disco club. It is one of the famous disco clubs around Berlin and Europe. There also are Weekend, Farbfernseher and Ritter Butzke.
• Berlin Walls: Although most of it was demolished in the 90s, there are still some fragments of the wall that divided the city for 28 years. You can know all its history and visit the remains.

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Day 12: Hannover

Hannover is the next destination and it offers other kinds of natural landscapes and also modern and popular malls. It will take you about 2 hours by train to get there.

• The Marktplatz: It is located in the old town of Hannover, so it is an ideal starting point to explore the city. In the square are some of the most impressive Gothic structures of this state capital, dating from the XIV and XV centuries.
• The Red Thread: It is a route of 4.5 kilometers that will take you through 36 buildings and monuments in the middle town of Hannover. On the way, you can stop to contemplate historical places such as the church of the Market, the Opera House, the August Kestner Museum and the new town hall.
• The Emst-August-Gallery: It is a shopping center located ten minutes walking from Hannover Hauptbahnhof station. Several activities, events, and concerts are held throughout the year in this place, especially on holidays. There are more than 100 luxury brand stores, such as H & M, Tommy Hilfiger, and Adidas.

Day 13: London

The next destination is one of the most exciting cities in the world. It has a lot of attractions and tourist places. London is a multicultural city, full of open-minded-people with different lifestyles.

• Camden Town: Far from the more traditional atmosphere of London, its main place is the Camden market, full of alternative stores, live music with DJs and a great atmosphere. You can invest one Sunday morning touring the market and then eat at one of its many spots.
• The Westminster Palace and Big Ben: In this palace, you will find the British Parliament and Big Ben, its famous Clock Tower, which has become the icon of London. Located near the Thames River, it is one of the 4 World Heritage Sites of London. This clock is one of the most punctual in the world.
• Tower Bridge: It is the most famous bridge in London and one of the best things to do in London. This stone drawbridge over the River Thames was built in 1894 and its name is due to the proximity to the Tower of London.
• Westminster Abbey: It is the oldest and most famous religious temple in London. Since 1066 almost all the coronation ceremonies of kings, English monarchs and even royal weddings have been held there.
• Piccadilly Circus: It is a small square that intersects several streets of London. The square stands out for its large video screens and neon billboards, where you can also see its famous fountain with the sculpture of Eros.

Day 14: London

Remember that this is your last day on the ancient continent. So, you must enjoy this day overall. That is why we recommend you to spend one more day there.

• St James Park: Located near the Buckingham Palace, it is one of the favorite parks in London for locals and tourists. Besides being the oldest of the Royal Parks of London, it allows you to disconnect from the city, something that is often necessary after spending hours in the center of one of the most visited cities in the world
• The London Tower: The London Tower is a huge castle that has had different uses according to the stage of its history and it is another of the prominent places to visit in London. The White Tower, the Medieval Palace and the Royal Chapel of San Pedro stand out in this area.
• The Portobello Market: It is located on Portobello Road and most of its stalls and stores sell antiques. The best time to visit it is on Saturday mornings, where all the stalls are on the street, as well as fast food stalls, where you can have a snack.
• The Saint Paul’s Cathedral: It is 111 meters high and this makes it the second-largest cathedral in the world. The funeral of Winston Churchill and the wedding of Prince Charles with Diana of Wales were held there.
• The Buckingham Palace: It is the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II and also the place that housed many historical moments in London. In front of the palace is celebrated the most famous Change of Guard in the world.

We are completely sure there are many interesting places you will not have time to visit, but we hope you enjoy these perfect 14 days travel itinerary we chose for you. Let us know which other places we should add to this incredible Europe trip and share this article with your friends!