travel in Eastern Europe.

Here is my route. Could you pls comment on it?

Frankfurt (Germany) - Strasbourg (France) - Interlaken + Jungfurt
(Switzerland) -
[Lichtenstein] - Fussen (Germnay) - Vienna (Austria) - Bratislava
(Slovakia) -
Budapest (Hungary) - Krakow (Poland) - Prague + Karlovy Vary + Ceske
Budejovice (Czech)
- Frankfurt (Germany)

Thanks

guy schrieb:

Here is my route. Could you pls comment on it?

Frankfurt (Germany) - Strasbourg (France) - Interlaken + Jungfurt
(Switzerland) -
[Lichtenstein] - Fussen (Germnay) - Vienna (Austria) - Bratislava
(Slovakia) -
Budapest (Hungary) - Krakow (Poland) - Prague + Karlovy Vary + Ceske
Budejovice (Czech)
- Frankfurt (Germany)

Nice route but not exactly Eastern Europe. Have a stop in Salzburg and
maybe Linz.

Regards, ULF

Because I will arrive at Frankfurt from Seoul (Korea) first.
Then, I would like to take a short trip to Fungfurt (Switzerland).
And, I will spend more time on Eastern Europe.

"Ulf Kutzner"
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guy schrieb:

Here is my route. Could you pls comment on it?

Frankfurt (Germany) - Strasbourg (France) - Interlaken + Jungfurt
(Switzerland) -
[Lichtenstein] - Fussen (Germnay) - Vienna (Austria) - Bratislava
(Slovakia) -
Budapest (Hungary) - Krakow (Poland) - Prague + Karlovy Vary + Ceske
Budejovice (Czech)
- Frankfurt (Germany)

Nice route but not exactly Eastern Europe. Have a stop in Salzburg and
maybe Linz.

Regards, ULF

IMHO you may skip Bratislava, IMHO nothing interesting there...
JaC


And, I will spend more time on Eastern Europe.

Skip Frankfurt, Strasbourg, Jungfrau, Liechtenstein, and Bratislava.

Instead, see if you can fly into Munich and out of Berlin, and add
Bamberg and Dresden to your itinerary.

On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 22:05:36 +0800, "guy" wrote:

Because I will arrive at Frankfurt from Seoul (Korea) first.
Then, I would like to take a short trip to Fungfurt (Switzerland).
And, I will spend more time on Eastern Europe.

Spend more time in the East. The cost difference between Switzerland
and Slovakia for example is enormous.

Oh, and Bratislava is a pretty lousy city. Slovakia gets much better
the further east you go.

Forget about spending much time in Frankfurt, it's worth a few hours
only.

And as for Cesky Budejovice, Cesky Crumlov slighty further south is
what you really want to see.
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well, i think Jungfrau is worth going, right?


egroups.com...
Skip Frankfurt, Strasbourg, Jungfrau, Liechtenstein, and Bratislava.

Instead, see if you can fly into Munich and out of Berlin, and add
Bamberg and Dresden to your itinerary.

What time of year are you going? And what are you interested in
seeing/doing there?

Interlaken is the best place in Europe for adventure sports, but if
you're not interested in those you should look for a different base in
the Jungfrau region.

On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 00:09:55 +0800, "guy" wrote:

well, i think Jungfrau is worth going, right?


Yes, definitely. But budget your time well in Switzerland. It tends to
burn a hole in your pocket.
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"guy" writes:

- Krakow (Poland) - Prague
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Time permitting, insert Wroclaw here.

MJ