European travel routes

How to travel to Europe? Where to go? The following is a six-day travel guide to Europe. In 6 days, you can travel around Europe and visit France, Italy, and Switzerland. Are you still excited? Recommended European travel itineraries

Highlights of the six-day trip to France, Italy and Switzerland: Ocean fashionable food monuments

Italy in southern Europe, France and Switzerland in central Europe are all places to visit. There are many countries that people are fascinated by. It is better to visit them one by one in six days and experience the different European customs.

First day route: Italy? Rome? Vatican? St. Peter’s Square? Colosseum? Trevi Fountain

On the first day, we will visit Rome, the capital of Italy.

It is the political, economic, cultural and transportation center of the country. Many people have a sense of mystery and admiration for it because it was once the "capital of a world empire" and a civilization that created brilliant achievements. of ancient city.

It is recommended that you go to the Vatican, the Holy Land of God, the Papal State, and visit St. Peter’s Basilica and St. Peter’s Square, the largest Catholic church in the world.

In the afternoon, you might as well visit the Colosseum, where humans and beasts fought, the Arch of Constantine, the benchmark for victory in the Roman Empire, and the Trevi Fountain, the ultimate masterpiece of Italian Baroque art.

Catering:

Italians generally have the habit of eating when they are six or seven years old, which is not found in other countries.

Accommodation:

There are many family hotels and youth hostels run by Chinese in Italy. However, in addition to the advantage of language, the prices are still operated according to market rules, so It is recommended to search extensively when choosing accommodation, and it is not necessarily necessary to find a hotel run by Chinese.

Warm reminder:

Both men and women are not allowed to wear shorts, short skirts or sleeveless shirts to visit churches or Catholic museums.

The second day’s route: Italy?Milan?Milan Cathedral?Siphons Castle?Da Vinci Statue?La Scala Opera House

Milan is the second largest city in Italy. It is the perfect combination of classic and fashion. It is regarded as the hometown of many talented people and the cradle of art, and contains a large number of precious cultural and artistic heritage and famous monuments.

After arriving in Milan by car the next day, you might as well visit the Milan Cathedral, known as the most magnificent Gothic building in Italy.

You can also visit the famous Sphons Castle, the lifelike statue of Leonardo da Vinci, and La Scala, one of the three world-famous opera houses.

Their exquisite architectural appearance and beautiful decoration will definitely dazzle you.

Catering:

Italian pasta is famous all over the world, so you must not miss this delicious pasta.

Accommodation:

There are more than 100 youth hostels in Italy. Anyone who holds an International Youth Accommodation Association membership card can stay in such a hotel.