North to South in 2 weeks

1. Stockholm, Sweden

Start your trip in Sweden’s attractive capital, which mixes picture-book looks with elegant modernity. Stockholm is spread across 14 islands, but it’s surprisingly easy to get around via bridges, ferries, and the Tunnelbana metro system.

• Explore the winding cobblestone streets of Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s old town.
• Take in an exhibition at Fotografiska, then head to the café for fika and fine views.
• Visit Skansen, an open-air museum, and stroll through centuries of Swedish history.

From Stockholm to Berlin

2. Berlin, Germany

Whether you're here for the art and cutting-edge culture or the history that faces you at every turn, the German capital’s unique mix of grit and grandeur makes it a vibrant city worth spending a few days in. 

•  Take a walking tour through the city's most famous sights, starting at the Brandenburg Gate.
• Join in the open-air karaoke at Mauerpark, a former border strip of the Berlin Wall in Prenzlauer Berg.
• Get a taste of Berlin's famous nightlife! Hop between bars and beer gardens before hitting the city’s many clubs.

From Berlin to Munich

3. Munich, Germany

A quirky city full of feel-good vibes, Munich isn’t just for beer lovers – but it does help. From edgy art galleries and royal palaces to locals in lederhosen, you won’t find yourself short of things to see and do.

• Get comfortable in the city’s many beer gardens and make the most of the Munich hospitality.
• Go traditional and try a Weißwurst for breakfast washed down with a Bavarian beer.
• Visit the Kunstareal, the city’s museum quarter, and choose a few of the many galleries to explore.

From Munich to Vienna

4. Vienna, Austria 

From imperial palaces to coffee houses, Vienna is as charming as it is grand. Home to a rich artistic and musical heritage, it’s the perfect place to soak up some history and enjoy the finer things in life.

• Explore the imperial Schönbrunn palace and wander its incredible garden
• Relax over cake and a coffee topped with whipped cream in a Viennese coffee house
• Turn up at the Vienna State Opera 80 minutes before a performance to bag a standing ticket for just a few euros

From Vienna to Venice

5. Venice, Italy

Marvel at the marble palaces, narrow canals and unique spirit of Venice. This seemingly impossible city built on water has inspired artists through the ages and still has the same effect on visitors today.

• Admire the incredible Basilica di San Marco from the inside as well as the outside.
• Feast on cicheti, Venetian tapas, and enjoy a glass or two of the region’s signature prosecco.
• Take the obligatory gondola ride through the busy canals and enjoy the view from the water.

From Venice to Rome

6. Rome, Italy

Welcome to the Eternal City. Rome truly has everything – glorious architecture, artistic riches, inimitable style, and layers upon layers of history. You’ll stumble across masterpieces at every corner, including the food.

• Take a tour of the main historical sites, the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Roman Forum.
• Visit the Vatican and spend some time exploring St Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums.
• Get lost in the narrow streets of Trastevere and enjoy a gelato on the fountain steps.