Seven days across five countries felt packed but well-organized. Cologne Cathedral and Brussels' Grand Place were highlights. The pace was fast with a different hotel almost every night, so I was glad I packed light.
Seven days across five countries meant a lot of bus time, but we still hit all the highlights. I especially enjoyed Cologne Cathedral and the Seine cruise in Paris. For a first trip to Europe, this pace worked well for me.
Eight days across six countries with a new city every day felt a bit rushed, but it covered highlights like the Louvre and Versailles. Those two need advance self-booked tickets, and since I booked early, I got in without delay.
Seven days across five countries felt packed, but every day had something memorable. Cologne Cathedral and the Louvre stood out most to me. I had to book the Louvre ticket online myself in advance, which worked out fine since I planned ahead.
Seven days across five countries was packed but gave me a real taste of Western Europe—Versailles, the windmills at Zaanse Schans, and Brussels' Grand Place all made the list. The pace was fast with a different hotel almost every night, so it suited my style of wanting to see as much as possible.
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