Showing posts with label itinerary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label itinerary. Show all posts

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Paris - France

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Gimmelwald - Interlaken - Switzerland

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Cinque Terre - Italy

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Venice - Italy

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Florence - Italy

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Innsbruck - Austria

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Berlin - Germany

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Monday, January 25, 2010

Amsterdam - Netherlands

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Saturday, January 23, 2010

Personalized Guidebook Itinerary

Heading to the library to take out City Guide books that I can photocopy material from to make my very own Guidebook based on my own itinerary.

Got a few books!

And now the plan is to review city guides online resources for information, suggested site-seeing, maps and any other relevant travel material.

I've decided I'm going to dedicate two days to each city and post information on my Facebook statuses about the cities I will be visiting and the places I have interest in scoping out. I hope this will continue to build up hype and send people to my blog, all while sharing information and encouraging discussion on the topic.

Let's start with the first stop... Amsterdam!
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Monday, December 14, 2009

Itinerary Planning

I've been referring to Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back Door for information on itinerary skills.

My notes taken from this book can be found in my Research wiki.

According to RS' Itinerary Planning, here's how I put together my trip.

1) Research and decide on the places you want to see. Make a list and circle the destinations on a map.

France - Alps - Italy - Cinque Terre - Greece - Germany - Romantic Road - Rhine - Netherlands

2) Establish a route and timeline. Figure out a logical geographical order and length for your trip.

I realized that Greece is too far out of the way for this trip.

Paris - Rome - Florence - Venice - Germany - Amsterdam

3) Determine the mode of transportation.

My trip is linear and consists of cities that are all on the train line. After researching the locations and timeline, a 15 day pass is the best option for both budget and convenience.

4) Make a rough itinerary.

I worked out a geographically logical plan that fit into a 22 day venture. (I took a lot of guidance from a sample trip I found in this book - it pointed out some great places to stay overnight in that were off the beaten path).

Paris (3)
Gimmelwald (3)
Cinque Terre (2)
Rome (3)
Florence (1)
Venice (1)
Munich (1)
Rothenburg (1)
Bacharach (2)
Haarlem (2)
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