Maria Haase

Amsterdam to Giethoorn is the perfect day trip if you are looking to experience a quaint, picturesque Dutch village. Today, the village is widely regarded as the “Venice of the Netherlands” and home to only 3,000 people, with very few modern-day motorized forms of transport. The most exciting and convenient way to experience a trip to this fairytale-like village from the capital city is on a Day Trip package. An even more serene and surreal way to experience the village is a Day Trip in winter, when Giethoorn becomes more magical and more fairytale-like than it already is.

9 useful ways to save money on a Europe Road Trip Planning a Europe road trip can be fun. To help, we’ve put together some simple tips to help you budget, plan, and save money every step of the way- whether you’re going for a weekend trip or a 3-month European road trip. Then there are local travel costs within the country you’re planning to visit- like the small ferries in Norway, which can add a huge amount to the overall cost of a road trip. By using all the above tips (or at least the ones applicable to you) you’re sure to save money on your Europe road trip, no matter where in the world you’re travelling.

If you love the idea of exploring a fairy tale town in the heart of Germany, here are the top things to do in Rothenburg ob der Tauber that you need to add to your itinerary. As one of Germany’s most well-preserved cities, it’s a perfect spot for a museum that houses some of the oldest medieval relics still in existence. Dishes from €7 and prix fixe options from €39.50 with €21.50 wine pairing option. €4 per person in peak season (summer + Christmas), €2.50 per person in non-peak Nothing beats a good view.

10 days will give you enough time for a visit to its historical capital Warsaw, check out the start of World War II at the seaside city of Gdansk, and discover why Krakow is one of the first UNESCO World Heritage Site. The UNESCO World Heritage Warsaw Old Town is undeniably the biggest attraction in Warsaw. Considered as the biggest resistance movement in World War II, the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 is an attempt by the valiant Warsawians to liberate Warsaw from German occupation. However, unlike the Old Towns of Warsaw and Gdansk that were nearly obliterated during World War II, Krakow’s Old Town remained unharmed due to a timely surrender.