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Katherine
Savvy October 2020

Europe honeymoon help!

Katherine, on July 19, 2019 at 4:18 PM Posted in Honeymoon 0 6
Hey guys! Im trying to get some info on how i would ho about booking a multi country honeymoon to France, Spain, and Italy. How many days is enough? Is two days in each city good? What time of the year is better/cheaper? Is it easy to book transportation from one country to another? I’ve never been to Europe so all help is welcomed!!!!!

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Latest activity by Allie, on July 19, 2019 at 5:56 PM
  • M
    Legend June 2019
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    You could consult a travel agent or those packages you see on like Groupon getaways and tours. but I've found it's cheaper to do it yourself even if it's more trouble.
    So usually I'd like to think it's cheaper in the winter because it's so cold aha. I went country hopping in Europe for 2.5 weeks and I spent around 3-4 days in each country.
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  • Katherine
    Savvy October 2020
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    Thanks for the info!
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  • Jill
    Expert April 2020
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    Hi there! First, Europe is amazing and you will LOVE it. I can't speak for France, but I have been to both Italy and Spain (both within the last year and a half). When I went to Italy, we spent about 3 days in each city (3 in Venice, 3 in Florence, 4 in Rome with a day trip to Pompeii). I would say we got a good idea of the city and that we felt like we got to do everything we wanted (though more is always nice lol). When I went to Spain, we spent about 4 days in each city (4 in Madrid and 4 in Barcelona). Travel by train between each was super easy and relatively inexpensive. I haven't traveled between countries via train, but I know others who have who had good things to say. There are also budget airlines that fly cheap between countries, but no one wants to spend their whole trip in the airport dealing with luggage and regulations! As far as time of year to go, obviously during the summer it's going to be busier and prices will reflect that. However, I went to Italy during February and Spain during March and still found both pleasant. When I was in Italy, they actually got snow in Rome for the first time in 50 years, so even though that trip was mostly cold, we still had a blast. For our honeymoon, we are doing 4 days in Lisbon, Portugal and then 7 in Tenerife, Spain. Happy to answer any questions you have and I hope this helped! You will have a BLAST!

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    Legend June 2019
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    I do want to say though - that country hopping in that way where you just have a few days in each place can get really tiring really easily.
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  • Jill
    Expert April 2020
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    I will second this. We were all traveled out by the time we got to Rome during my Italy trip after just city hoping. Think about how much time you want to spend at the airport/on a train or bus. It could easily eat up a good chunk of your honeymoon.

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  • Allie
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    Tenon tours, Brendan vacations might be able to help; I put my own Ireland package together and saved 50% of what Tenon tours wanted and I'm still getting to see everything I wanted.

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