ZHAOYI: Staying for the second time, it was still so quiet, sitting in the bar for a drink is not bad
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杰夫 Monza: The hotel is located in the city center and is very convenient to walk into. The hotel is newly renovated, and the furniture and bathroom are of good quality. But there are some issues with the layout of some rooms. The first room we were given was on the second floor. When we opened the window, we could see the restaurant, not the outside. We had originally booked a room with windows facing the outside. So we asked the counter staff to help us change, and at first they said they were full, but we still insisted on going to the window facing the outside. Later they upgraded our room to the top floor. Although the room is relatively large, it is on the top floor and has eaves beams. So the space inside the room is really not reasonable. To get to the other side of the bed, you have to lower your head and move your feet carefully to avoid hitting your head or kicking your feet against the foot of the bed.
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Guest User: We had a very pleasant stay in this apartment . The hotel is clean, welcome and very well maintained. All the comforts are present to feel like home and spend a stay in quiet. Thanks for this pleasant welcome and this beautiful experience! We recommend this accommodation with great pleasure and will come back with pleasure! 🌸
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First time visiting Europe? Don’t want to be stuck in crowds but want to check off highlights from multiple countries in one trip? Not a fan of planning or rushing through itineraries? Highly recommend this France + Switzerland + Italy + Monaco✨ route! Avoid the crowds, enjoy Europe’s unique lazy light and shadow and the rich heritage of the Renaissance, and experience a top-tier European journey of a lifetime. Route Highlights ✅ Efficiently visit four countries: France + Switzerland + Italy + Monaco all in one trip, no backtracking, 7 days covering Europe’s iconic landmarks ✅ Relax and worry-free throughout: stay in four-star hotels + travel by tour bus, communicate easily with Chinese-speaking guides, no need to struggle with foreign language guides ✅ All classic landmarks included: from the romance of Paris to the lakes of Switzerland, from Italy’s Renaissance to Monaco’s elegance, see it all in one go 🗓️ 7-Day Itinerary Overview D1️⃣ Paris → Dijon → Lucerne Visit Dijon Cathedral and Place de la Libération, experience Burgundy’s wine country charm, overnight in Lucerne, Switzerland D2️⃣ Lucerne → Milan → Venice Check out Lucerne’s Chapel Bridge and Lion Monument, visit Milan Cathedral, encounter the water city of Venice D3️⃣ Venice → Rome Ride a gondola through the canals, explore St. Mark’s Square, head to the Eternal City, Rome D4️⃣ Rome → Florence View the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, stroll through Spanish Steps, immerse in Florence’s Renaissance art D5️⃣ Florence → Pisa → Sanremo Take photos with the Leaning Tower of Pisa, visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, feel the Tuscan sunshine D6️⃣ Sanremo → Monaco → Èze → Cannes → Lyon Visit Monaco Palace, tour the Èze perfume factory, walk the Cannes Film Festival Palace and Walk of Fame D7️⃣ Lyon → Paris Climb the Arc de Triomphe, enjoy a Seine River cruise with views of the Eiffel Tower, a perfect finale ✨ Thoughtful Travel Guarantees ▫️ Stay in local four-star hotels with double rooms, no compromise on accommodation ▫️ Daily continental breakfast at hotels, luggage allowance: 1 piece 23kg + 1 carry-on ▫️ Optional paid activities, no forced purchases, guides do not accompany inside ▫️ Meet at Italy Square in Paris, group ends under the Arc de Triomphe, very convenient nearby transport ▫️ Children under 6 without a bed enjoy 35% off, great value for family trips 💡 Tips ✔️ Schengen visa required, free visa documents provided by the operator, passport must be valid for over 6 months ✔️ Allow at least 3 hours for return trips to avoid delays ✔️ Travelers over 70 must provide health certificate + disclaimer; bookings not accepted for children under 2 or seniors over 72 A multi-country European tour with no need for planning is perfect for the lazy traveler! Check off four classic countries in one trip, your social media grid won’t be enough to post all the photos📸 Tours run every Saturday from February to April. Have you decided who you’ll go with?
France, Italy & Switzerland Year-End Vacation｜Stay in Castles and Climb Snowy Mountains, Maximize the New Year’s Festive Atmosphere
Still just having New Year’s Eve dinner at home? Think bigger! This Spring Festival, use your annual leave to exchange for a romantic epic journey through the Three Kingdoms🏮 Spend 12 days immersed in the classic charm and romance of France, Italy, and Switzerland Private car at your call, Chinese-speaking driver-guide telling millennium-old stories Live in the scenery, dine with ceremony, turn “New Year” into a moving feast . 💫 Highlights|Private Customization · One Booking, One Group · Deep Travel Without Rush ✔️ Paris Twin Cities: Classic city landmarks + full-day immersion at Versailles Palace, 10+ hours with a Chinese driver-guide, capture enough Eiffel Tower sunsets and palace light and shadow ✔️ Burgundy’s Ancient Charm: Dijon Notre-Dame + Ducal Palace, touch the pulse of the medieval duchy, feel the peaceful New Year atmosphere of a French small town ✔️ Bern Time Machine: Bear Park bear watching, stroll on old town cobblestones, visit Einstein’s residence, 10 hours slow travel in the artistic New Year vibe of Switzerland’s capital ✔️ Jungfrau Snow Realm: Take the cogwheel train to the “Top of Europe,” 360° glass observation deck overlooking the Alpine snow forest, the first pure blessing of the new year ✔️ Milan Art Pilgrimage: Make a wish under the Gothic spires of the cathedral, feed pigeons in the square, an artistic start to the Italian New Year ✔️ Tuscan Pastoral Poem: Florence Renaissance treasures (Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore + Uffizi Gallery + Michelangelo Square) + medieval Siena, self-drive through picturesque hills ✔️ Roman Epic Year: VIP access to the Colosseum to avoid crowds, toss coins into Trevi Fountain to make New Year wishes, bask in the sun on the Spanish Steps, listen to the guide tell the rise and fall of the empire ✔️ Full Chinese-speaking guide service: Private custom one booking, one group, flexible itinerary, want to take more photos/more sightseeing/change plans on the fly? All OK! . 🏰 Selected Experiences|Hide the “New Year Flavor” in the Details 🍷 Burgundy Winery Tipsy: Wine tasting near Dijon with French cheese platter, New Year toast ceremony in full swing 🎆 Night Shots at Rome’s Trevi Fountain: If there’s a New Year’s light show, grab the prime spot to shoot the sparkling fountain 🚂 Jungfrau Mountain Train: Vintage green train piercing clouds and mist, warm heating inside the carriage, climb high for good luck in the new year 🛶 Seine River Cruise in Paris: Night cruise under the Eiffel Tower, watch the lights on both banks sparkle like stars, New Year’s flavor rippling on the water . 🍽️ Culinary Surprises|Taste the Three Kingdoms’ New Year Flavors 🥘 Paris French Feast: Confit duck leg + Burgundy red wine beef stew + macaron dessert, restaurant window view facing the Eiffel Tower 🧀 Swiss Cheese Fondue (Bern): Hot cheese wrapped bread, paired with white wine, warming and festive 🍕 Florence T-bone Steak: Directly supplied from Tuscan ranches, charcoal grilled to medium rare, big bites of meat for the new year 🍦 Roman Handmade Gelato: Gelato shop beside Trevi Fountain, pistachio + strawberry double scoop . 🔥 All-Inclusive|Private Customization with No Hidden Costs ✅ Round-trip airfare nationwide (booking service available) ✅ 12 days private car (Mercedes V-Class or equivalent) + full Chinese-speaking guide (10+ hours/day service) ✅ Attraction tickets (including Louvre, Versailles, Jungfrau, Uffizi, etc.) + museum Chinese guide ✅ Daily breakfast + selected specialty meals (French cuisine / Swiss fondue / Tuscan steak, etc.) ✅ Airport transfer service ✅ Entire trip independent travel, one booking, one group . 💼 Exclusive Price|Click to inquire for your customized quote
Burgundy's Most Beautiful Wine Country Tour
Burgundy · Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region 🍷 Dijon | The Starting Point of Burgundy This medieval town is the gateway to the Wine Route. Stroll through the Ducal Palace Square, admire Burgundy Gothic architecture, and touch the lucky owl statue on Owl Street. The morning market at Place de la Libération fills the air with the aroma of fresh bread and cheese—be sure to try Époisses cheese paired with local Pinot Noir. Climb the Philippe le Bon Tower to see the city's red rooftops sparkling under the sun. 🌿 Marsannay | The Land of Rosé Driving out of Dijon, the rolling vineyards of Marsannay come into view first. Most wineries here retain traditional stone buildings, and the bells of Saint Martin’s Church echo through the vineyards. In the evening, golden sunlight bathes the vines—perfect for opening a chilled rosé paired with a Burgundy ham platter. The old fountain square in the village center often hosts locals playing chess and chatting, full of life. 🏰 Gevrey-Chambertin | The Village of Kings Entering the village, the ruins of a medieval castle stand prominently in the middle of the vineyards. Hiking along the Grand Cru trails offers close-up views of terroir differences across plots. The village’s Wine Culture Museum displays ancient winemaking tools, while the Renaissance-style architecture of Comte de Vogüé winery is breathtaking. 🌹 Chambolle-Musigny | The Elegant Goddess This village, surrounded by streams, feels like a fairy tale. On the slopes of the Musigny Grand Cru, century-old vines root deeply in limestone soil. In the morning mist, walking along the Sentier des Grands Crus, the air is filled with the fresh scent of moist earth and grape leaves. The old stone house restaurant at the village entrance serves wild rabbit slow-cooked in red wine, perfectly paired with a glass of Musigny. 🔥 Vosne-Romanée | The Hermès of Wine Behind understated stone walls lie some of the world’s most expensive vineyards. The iron gate of Romanée-Conti is always mysteriously closed, but the stained glass of the village chapel casts grapevine patterns on the floor. At dusk, the whole village is bathed in golden sunset light, and the scent of oak barrels drifts from various wine cellars along the cobblestone streets. 🏆 Beaune | The Wine Capital The Hospices de Beaune with its colorful tiled roofs looks like a medieval painting, and its polyptych altar is an artistic treasure. The Saturday morning market is lively, with local farmers selling blackcurrant sweet wine and mustard-flavored bread. When exploring the underground cellars for tastings, notice the black mold growing on the walls—it’s a witness to the aging wine’s aroma. ☀️ Pommard | Strength and Structure This village built with rose-colored stones exudes masculinity. The century-old linden tree in the church square casts dappled shadows, and the nearby Old Winemaker Museum displays traditional grape-stomping wooden vats. A visit to Domaine de Courcel is recommended—they have vines planted in 1602 hidden within their walls. 🌿 Volnay | The Light Dancer From the village heights, you can overlook the terraced vineyards of the Côte de Beaune. The Romanesque bell tower of Saint Peter’s Church is a perfect viewpoint; at sunset, the vines reflect a purplish-red glow. The village pottery workshop still makes traditional wine jars, with artisans’ fingers stained red from clay. 💎 The Twin Jewels of Montrachet | The Holy Land of White Wine Puligny-Montrachet and Chassagne-Montrachet share the world’s greatest dry white vineyards. The former village is refined and elegant, with roses climbing the walls of the Montrachet Grand Cru; the latter has a more rustic charm, with family cellars hidden in stone-walled alleys. The Montrachet Grand Cru between the two villages looks like a fairyland in the morning mist—remember to bring your camera to capture the morning light filtering through the grape leaves. ✨ Surprises Along the Way · Baroque fountain square in Meursault · Thermal ruins in Santenay · Wildflower trails in Maranges 📌 Travel Tips ✔️ Best Season: September to October during the grape harvest, when wineries are busiest ✔️ What to Wear: Comfortable shoes + light jacket, perfect for vineyard strolls ✔️ Photo Spots: The vineyard light is most beautiful at dawn or dusk
5-day hassle-free trip to France, Italy, and Switzerland with unique experiences
Visiting France, Italy, and Switzerland during the Christmas season is so worth it! It's all-inclusive with car pick-up and drop-off services. Strolling by Lake Lucerne and navigating the water city of Venice is so relaxing. The streets and squares of Milan are full of Christmas vibes, and there are so many unmissable Christmas activities. Save this list now! · - Scroll down to unlock this super practical guide↓ · - Can you believe it? In France, Italy, and Switzerland, you can visit the Louvre to see the Mona Lisa🖼️, walk on the cobblestone streets of Rome and explore the ruins of the Colosseum🏛️, and even eat hot crepes at the foot of the Swiss Alps. The local culture is incredible! · - ✨Itinerary at a glance: This itinerary is compact, allowing you to check off many classic attractions in a limited amount of time~ Day 1: Notre-Dame de Dijon – Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy – Place de la Libération Immerse yourself in the history and cultural atmosphere of Dijon's old town. Day 2–3: Chapel Bridge and Water Tower – Stroll along Lake Lucerne – Lion Monument – Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – Milan Cathedral (includes Christmas concert) – Sforza Castle – St. Mark's Square – Navigate the water city of Venice – Gondola ride – Bridge of Sighs – Grand Canal of Venice Unlock the romance of Lucerne, Switzerland, and the Italian water town charm, plus check out limited-time Christmas activities in Milan. Day 4–5: Colosseum – Arch of Constantine – Piazza Venezia – Trevi Fountain – Spanish Steps – Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore – Leaning Tower of Pisa – Piazza dei Miracoli Step into Roman monuments and iconic landscapes in Florence and Pisa to experience the charm of the Renaissance. · - Must-visit attractions: Milan Cathedral 🎇5 stars 📍Address: Piazza Duomo, 1, Milan, Italy ⏰Opening hours: Mon–Thu 09:00–19:00, Sep 14–Dec 31 Fri–Sun 09:00–19:00 ⏳Duration: 1–3 hours An iconic Gothic building with a simple yet grand interior, towering and stunning domes, and exquisite colorful stained glass windows. There are also many limited-time activities during the Christmas season, creating a great atmosphere. St. Mark's Square 🌊5 stars 📍Address: P.za San Marco, 30100 Venezia VE, Italy ⏰Opening hours: Open all day ⏳Duration: 3–5 hours Venice's landmark square. During the autumn and winter high tides, it transforms into a mirror-like water city, creating a perfect atmosphere that is incredibly photogenic. Grand Canal of Venice 🛶5 stars 📍Address: 30100 Venice, Venice Province, Italy ⏰Opening hours: Open all day ⏳Duration: 1–3 hours A stunning S-shaped waterway lined with centuries-old buildings. Riding a gondola through it is incredibly romantic. There is also a spectacular traditional regatta in September. Colosseum 🏛️5 stars 📍Address: Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM, Italy ⏰Opening hours: Oct 1–Oct 24 08:30–18:30 ⏳Duration: 1–3 hours A great symbol of ancient Roman civilization. The secret tunnels, which finished restoration in September 2025, have reopened, allowing you to unlock more hidden historical details. Trevi Fountain ✨5 stars 📍Address: Piazza di Trevi, 00187 Roma RM, Italy ⏰Opening hours: Oct 13–Oct 25 Tue–Thu, Sat–Sun 09:00–22:00, Oct 13–Oct 25 Mon, Fri 11:30–22:00 ⏳Duration: 20–45 minutes A classic masterpiece of Roman sculptural art. The Neptune-themed sculpture is magnificent and stunning. You must experience the romantic tradition of tossing a coin over your shoulder to make a wish. · - ✈️Travel essentials: 🪪 First, you must bring your passport and a copy of your Schengen visa. Keep the originals close to you to avoid losing them and affecting your trip. 🔌 A universal European (German-style) plug adapter. Make sure to pack chargers for your phone and camera, as well as a power bank. 📱 Buy a European SIM card in advance or activate international roaming. It's super convenient for navigating and searching for attractions. 👚 It's cool in the mornings and evenings in France, Italy, and Switzerland in October, so bring a light down jacket and comfortable flat shoes for sightseeing without tiring your feet. 🧴 Don't forget sunscreen and moisturizer. The UV rays are strong on sunny days in the mountains, and dry skin can easily get red. 💰 Prepare some Euro cash. Some small shops and street stalls only accept cash. If you plan to pay by card, remember to bring a Visa card. · - Tap the card below to unlock exclusive travel essentials~
Amazing, comprehensive guide for an autumn European multi-country tour—save this now
Want a worry-free and budget-friendly trip to Europe? Just follow this 6-day multi-country itinerary! Cruise the canals of Venice, touch history at the Colosseum, soak in the Renaissance atmosphere at the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and see the miracle of the Leaning Tower of Pisa—all-inclusive and super convenient! . Check out this amazing guide below, don't miss it↓ . 🗺️Itinerary: This route is packed, allowing you to visit many classic European attractions in a limited time~ Day 1: Notre-Dame de Dijon > Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy > Place de la Libération Stroll through the old town of Dijon, visit iconic historical buildings, and soak in the vintage French atmosphere. Day 2: Chapel Bridge and Water Tower > Lake Lucerne > Lion Monument > Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II > Milan Cathedral > Sforza Castle Travel between Lucerne, Switzerland, and Milan, Italy, to discover stunning lakes, mountains, and classical European architecture. Day 3: St. Mark's Square > Gondola ride > Bridge of Sighs > Grand Canal Immerse yourself in the charm of Venice, the city of water, and cruise the canals to visit popular landmarks. Day 4: Colosseum > Piazza Venezia > Arch of Constantine > Trevi Fountain > Spanish Steps Step into ancient Roman ruins, explore traces of thousand-year history, and visit popular Roman landmarks. Day 5: Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore > Leaning Tower of Pisa > Piazza dei Miracoli Experience the Renaissance atmosphere in Florence and witness the architectural miracle of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Day 6: Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception > Fragonard Perfume Factory > Palais des Festivals Visit unique landmarks, experience French perfume culture, and unlock romantic French vibes. . Must-visit attractions: Milan Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza Duomo, 1, Milan, Italy Opening hours: Mon–Thu 09:00–19:00; Sep 14–Dec 31, Fri–Sun 09:00–19:00 Duration: 1–3 hours An iconic Gothic building with a simple yet grand interior, towering domes, and exquisite, colorful stained-glass windows. Visit during the Christmas season to catch concerts and Christmas markets. Grand Canal ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 30100 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–3 hours Stunning S-shaped waterway lined with centuries-old buildings. Take a gondola ride to immerse yourself in the romance of Venice. Visit in September to see the lively traditional regatta. Colosseum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM, Italy Opening hours: Oct 1–Oct 24, 08:30–18:30 Duration: 1–3 hours A great symbol of ancient Roman civilization that once witnessed gladiatorial battles. The secret tunnels will reopen in September 2025 after restoration, allowing you to uncover more historical stories. Trevi Fountain ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Piazza di Trevi, 00187 Roma RM, Italy Opening hours: Sep 29–Oct 11, Tue–Thu, Sat–Sun 09:00–22:00; Sep 29–Oct 11, Mon, Fri 11:30–22:00 Duration: 20–45 minutes A stunning masterpiece of Roman sculpture themed around the return of the sea god, with incredible details. The tradition of tossing a coin over your shoulder to make a wish is very ceremonial, and you can also strike a pose just like the celebrities. . Tips: It's cool in Europe in October, so bring a light down jacket🧥. You can buy a transport card at the airport for easier commuting✈️. Apply for your Schengen visa 1 month in advance to avoid travel delays📝. If visiting multiple countries, check the Schengen stay rules in advance⚠️ . Ready to start this journey? Tap the card below to arrange your trip now~
7-day European multi-country trip guide: A must-save, comprehensive guide
A 7-day European multi-country trip is so stress-free! You can ride a gondola through the canals of Venice, check in at the Colosseum in Rome, and visit the Trevi Fountain to recreate classic scenes from "Roman Holiday." We've got the whole itinerary sorted for you~ / Scroll down to check out this super comprehensive guide↓ / Our European multi-country trip is such a great value! You can touch the ancient walls of the Colosseum 🏛️ to feel a thousand years of history, see the purple waves of lavender fields in Provence 🌻, and grab a freshly made crepe at a local market to experience the local vibe~ / 🗺️ Route Overview: This itinerary is packed, allowing you to visit many essential attractions in a limited amount of time~ Day 1: Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore – Piazza della Signoria – Leaning Tower of Pisa – Piazza dei Miracoli. Check in at classic Renaissance landmarks and the wonder of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Days 2-3: Prince's Palace of Monaco – Fragonard Perfume Factory in Grasse – Arc de Triomphe – Eiffel Tower – Seine River Cruise – Notre-Dame de Paris. Unlock the romance of Southern France and the urban charm of Paris. Days 4-5: Notre-Dame de Dijon – Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy – Lake Lucerne – Lion Monument – Sforza Castle – Milan Cathedral – Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Stroll through medieval old towns and lakeside Switzerland. Day 6: St. Mark's Square – Bridge of Sighs – Gondola cruise. Immerse yourself in the romance of the water city of Venice and take a self-paid gondola ride through the canals. Day 7: Colosseum – Piazza Venezia – Arch of Constantine – Trevi Fountain. Check in at ancient Roman ruins and relive classic scenes from "Roman Holiday." / Must-visit attractions: 🗼 Eiffel Tower: An iconic landmark of Paris. Climbing to the top offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire city~ Recently, the unfiltered, raw photos of Paris taken by a grandpa from Henan have gone viral. Lower your expectations, and you might just capture your own unique romance. ⛪ Notre-Dame de Paris: A super classic Gothic cathedral! After the fire and restoration, it reopened on December 8, 2024. The new roof replicates the historical appearance, and the main hall is solemn and breathtaking. 🏰 Milan Cathedral: A distinctive Gothic building. The interior is simple and grand, with towering domes and gorgeous stained-glass windows! It's incredibly atmospheric during the Christmas season, and you might even catch the cathedral's Christmas concert and the fairytale-like Christmas markets. / ✈️ Travel Preparation: 🪪 First, you must bring your Schengen visa and original passport plus copies. Store them separately to prevent loss, as checks are frequent when traveling across multiple countries. 📱 Buy a European SIM card in advance or activate international roaming. You'll need it for navigation and internet access, and it's essential for emergency contact. 🔌 Bring at least 2 European standard plug adapters. Hotels often have few outlets, so you won't have to fight over charging multiple devices. 👕 It's cool in Europe in October, especially in the mornings and evenings. Bring a thin down jacket, long-sleeved T-shirts, jeans, and comfortable sneakers—these are essentials. 💊 Pack stomach medicine, cold medicine, and Band-Aids. Traveling across multiple countries and keeping up with the schedule can easily lead to travel sickness or minor scrapes. 🎒 A foldable backpack and a waterproof phone pouch are practical for sightseeing and boat trips, and they can hold your personal belongings. 💰 Bring a small amount of cash in Euros and a UnionPay credit card. Some small shops only accept cash, but card payments are generally more convenient. / Click the card below to unlock exclusive travel essentials~
🚆 One Train Station, 7 Countries?! Basel SBB’s Epic Rail Adventure 🌍
Ready to level up your Euro trip? Basel SBB in Switzerland is your VIP access point to SEVEN countries by train! 🏁🤩 Nestled on the border of Switzerland, France, and Germany, this station is for anyone craving cross-border adventures. Save this guide for your next epic getaway 👇 ⏱️ 1–2 HOURS FROM BASEL SBB 🇫🇷 FRANCE · Mulhouse (25–35 min) — Cute French vibes, perfect for a quick escape! · Colmar (45 min) — Insta-worthy old town, sooo good! · Strasbourg (1h 15 min) — Gorgeous city, famous for its half-timbered houses! · Dijon (1h 25 min, on selected direct TGV Lyria trains) — Must-visit for foodies! 🇩🇪 GERMANY · Freiburg im Breisgau (40–50 min) — Forest feels meets city charm. 🇨🇭 SWITZERLAND · Zurich (55 min–1h 05 min) · Bern (55 min–1h) · Lucerne (1h 05 min) · Interlaken (1h 55 min–2h) Hot tip: Zurich and Lucerne = lakeside chill, Interlaken = adventure central! ⏱️ 2–4 HOURS 🇨🇭 SWITZERLAND · Lausanne (2h 15 min) · Lugano (2h 55 min) · Geneva (2h 45 min–3h) All are dreamy spots for that Swiss postcard moment. 🇩🇪 GERMANY · Frankfurt (2h 50 min) · Stuttgart (2h 45–3h) · Cologne (3h 45–4h) 🇫🇷 FRANCE · Paris (from 3h 04 min by direct TGV Lyria) — Eiffel energy, anyone? 🗼 🇦🇹 AUSTRIA · Innsbruck (3h 50–4h 15 min, via Zurich) ⏱️ 4–6 HOURS 🇮🇹 ITALY · Milan (4h 15–5h) — Fashion capital, here you come! 🇩🇪 GERMANY · Munich (4h 45–5h 30 min) · Düsseldorf (4h 15–4h 45 min) 🇫🇷 FRANCE · Lyon (4h 15–5h) 🇧🇪 BELGIUM · Brussels (5h 15–6h) — Waffles & comics FTW! ⏱️ 6–8 HOURS 🇳🇱 NETHERLANDS · Amsterdam (6h 45–7h 30 min) — Canals, bikes & vibes! 🇩🇪 GERMANY · Hamburg (6h 30–7h 30 min) · Berlin (7–8h) — Culture overload! 🇮🇹 ITALY · Venice (6h 30–7h 30 min) · Florence (6h 45–7h 45 min) 🇦🇹 AUSTRIA · Vienna (7h 15–8h) 🇬🇧 UNITED KINGDOM · London (around 7h+, transfer in Paris) — Hop the Eurostar for royal vibes! 📍 Basel SBB Address: Centralbahnstrasse 10, 4051 Basel, Switzerland Open daily, early morning till late night — check trip.com for schedule details! 🎒 PRE-BOARD CHECKLIST ✔️ Double-check train schedules on trip.com. ✔️ Some routes need transfers — plan those connections! ✔️ Reserve seats early, especially high-speed & international trains. ✔️ Don’t forget travel docs/passports for border crossings. ✔️ ALWAYS leave from Basel SBB (not Basel Badischer Bahnhof). ✔️ Allow extra time for transfer stops, esp. for London via Paris & Eurostar check-in. 💡 FYI: Timings are estimates—actual journey times depend on travel dates, transfers, and schedules. For London, you’ll need to change stations in Paris (at Gare de Lyon and Gare du Nord). From pastel French towns to Swiss lakes, Italian cities, German gems and more, Basel SBB is your launchpad for legendary European rail trips! 🚆💙 Which country’s vibes are calling your name first? Drop it below 👇🌍 BaselSBB BaselSwitzerland EuropeByTrain TrainTravel EuropeanTravel SwitzerlandTravel TravelGuide TravelTips ExploreEurope
8-day European autumn multi-city travel guide for lazy travelers, save this now
Hey everyone! If you're planning an 8-day European multi-city trip during the Christmas season, look here! The streets and squares of Milan are full of Christmas vibes, plus there are tons of limited-time events. This Milan Christmas must-visit list + all-inclusive itinerary is ready for you to follow! · ------------------- Read on for this exciting guide and unlock more travel tips↓ · ------------------- 🎄Itinerary: This route is packed, allowing you to unlock so much European Christmas romance in a limited time! DAY 1: Sforza Castle > Milan Cathedral Immerse yourself in the full Milan Christmas vibe, and you can even book the Milan Cathedral Christmas concert in advance DAY 2–4: St. Mark's Square > Bridge of Sighs > Gondola ride > Colosseum > Piazza Venezia > Arch of Constantine > Trevi Fountain > Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore > Piazza della Signoria > Leaning Tower of Pisa > Piazza dei Miracoli Check off classic Italian landmarks and experience the romance of the Renaissance and the water city DAY 5–7: Prince's Palace of Monaco > Fragonard Perfume Factory in Grasse > Palais des Festivals > Arc de Triomphe > Eiffel Tower > Seine River cruise > Notre-Dame Cathedral Unlock the charm of Southern France and the romantic night views of Paris DAY 8: Notre-Dame de Dijon > Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy > Place de la Libération > Lake Lucerne > Lion Monument > Sforza Castle > Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II > Milan Cathedral Stroll through Swiss lakeside scenery and old town charm, visit the Milan Christmas market and Christmas village, and feel the winter romance Finally, return and end the trip · ------------------- Attractions: 🏰 Milan Cathedral: The ceiling of Gothic architecture! The interior is super simple but the dome is ridiculously high, and the stained glass windows are as beautiful as an overturned palette🎨 It's even better during the Christmas season! There's a cathedral Christmas concert on Dec 18, 2025, where the melodies perfectly blend with the architecture to create an incredible atmosphere✨ There's also the Christmas market from Dec 1 to Jan 6, with 78 fairytale wooden cabins that will make your legs tired from walking. The scent of mulled wine and candied almonds wrapped in festive music makes winter so gentle! Also, you must check out the Christmas village from Nov 15 to Jan 6, where you can meet Santa Claus🎅 and enjoy interactive elf shows—the atmosphere is amazing! 🏟️ Colosseum: The soul landmark of ancient Rome! It has witnessed the passionate duels of gladiators💥 The secret tunnels restored in September 2025 are now officially open! This mysterious passage related to Emperor Commodus hides a thousand years of conspiracy stories. Walking through it feels like traveling back to the ancient Roman court, full of adventure! 🗼 Eiffel Tower: A top-tier check-in spot in Paris! Standing at the top, you can take in the romance of the entire city of Paris🥰 Recently, the unfiltered photos of an elderly man from Henan went viral, which actually made everyone realize that you don't need to have excessive expectations. Only by exploring with a relaxed mindset can you capture your own unique Parisian romance~ · ------------------- ✈️Travel preparation: 🪪 First, be sure to bring your Schengen visa, passport, and copies, and store them separately to avoid loss affecting your trip 📱 Prepare a European SIM card/roaming plan and travel adapters in advance for easy internet access and navigation 💴 A small amount of cash in Euros + an international credit card; some small shops only accept cash 🧥 It's cool in Europe in October, especially in the morning and evening, so bring a windbreaker, a light sweater, and comfortable walking shoes 🧴 Sunscreen, moisturizer, and common cold and stomach medicines so you don't panic if you have minor ailments during the trip 🎒 A lightweight backpack and a folding umbrella are very practical for sightseeing and dealing with changeable weather · ------------------- Want to start a cozy journey👇! Plan your easy trip in advance via the card below
7-day guide to traveling Europe with kids
Calling all moms! This 7-day multi-country Europe guide for traveling with kids is amazing! Stroll through romantic Paris, visit Cannes to experience the cinematic art vibe, wander by Lake Lucerne, and navigate the water city of Venice. It's worry-free, cost-effective, and all-inclusive—perfect for traveling with kids! / Scroll down to unlock this super practical travel guide ↓ / ✈️ Recommended route: This itinerary is compact, allowing you to visit many attractions in a limited time~ DAY 1: Notre-Dame de Dijon – Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy – Place de la Libération, experience the retro charm of the old French town DAY 2–3: Chapel Bridge and Water Tower – Lake Lucerne – Lion Monument – Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – Milan Cathedral – Sforza Castle – St. Mark's Square – Gondola ride – Bridge of Sighs – Grand Canal of Venice, wander by Lake Lucerne and navigate the water city of Venice DAY 4: Colosseum – Piazza Venezia – Arch of Constantine – Trevi Fountain – Spanish Steps, touch the pulse of ancient Roman history DAY 5: Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore – Leaning Tower of Pisa – Piazza dei Miracoli, experience Tuscan architectural aesthetics DAY 6: Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception – Fragonard Perfume Factory – Palais des Festivals, visit Cannes to experience the cinematic art vibe DAY 7: Seine River cruise – Notre-Dame Cathedral – Eiffel Tower – Arc de Triomphe, a romantic finale in Paris / ✈️ Travel checklist: 🪪 First, bring your Schengen visa and passport copies. Keep the originals on you and store the copies separately to prevent loss 📱 Buy a universal EU SIM card, and bring a travel adapter and fast charger. Don't forget your phone and camera chargers 🧥 October in Europe is cool in the morning and evening. Bring a light down jacket and a windbreaker, plus a few comfortable long-sleeved T-shirts 🧰 Carry a portable folding umbrella, sun hat, and lip balm. Western and Northern Europe have strong sunlight and potential for sudden rain 👟 Pack a pair of non-slip walking shoes. You'll be doing a lot of walking in old castles and towns, so comfortable flat shoes are essential 💊 Bring common cold and stomach medicine. Buying medicine in Europe can be troublesome, so be sure to prepare emergency supplies in advance / Click the product card below to unlock exclusive travel essentials~
A European multi-country tour for the October holiday is such a great deal!
Calling all first-time European multi-country travelers! This 7-day itinerary guide helps you plan your trip with ease: take a gondola ride through the canals of Venice, visit the Colosseum, recreate iconic scenes from "Roman Holiday" at the Trevi Fountain, and enjoy an all-inclusive, worry-free experience! · ------- Scroll down for more exciting content and unlock more travel tips↓ · ------- 🗺️ Itinerary: This route is packed, allowing you to visit many classic European attractions in a limited amount of time~ Day 1: St. Mark's Square – Bridge of Sighs – Gondola tour, immerse yourself in the romantic atmosphere of the City of Water. Day 2–3: Colosseum – Piazza Venezia – Arch of Constantine – Trevi Fountain – Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore – Piazza della Signoria – Leaning Tower of Pisa – Piazza dei Miracoli. Visit ancient Roman ruins and iconic Trevi Fountain scenes, and discover Renaissance architecture and the wonders of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Day 4: Prince's Palace of Monaco – Fragonard Perfumery in Grasse – Palais des Festivals, encounter the royal charm of Monaco and the romance of French perfume. Day 5–6: Arc de Triomphe – Eiffel Tower – Seine River cruise – Notre-Dame Cathedral – Notre-Dame of Dijon – Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy – Place de la Libération. Stroll through romantic Parisian landmarks and experience the rich heritage of historic French cities. Day 7: Lake Lucerne – Lion Monument – Sforza Castle – Milan Cathedral – Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, discover Swiss lakeside scenery and Italian fashion landmarks. · ------- ✈️ Travel preparation: 🪪 First, be sure to bring your Schengen visa and a copy of your passport, as well as your ID and hotel booking confirmation. Don't forget to back up digital copies. 📱 A universal European SIM card and plug adapter. You won't need to constantly switch cards or plugs while traveling between countries, making it super convenient for internet access and navigation. 🧥 October in Europe can be cool in the mornings and evenings, so bring a light down jacket, a windbreaker, and a few comfortable long-sleeved layers. 💴 Exchange a small amount of cash in Euros and bring a Visa/Mastercard. Many small shops only accept cash. 🔋 Remember to bring your phone charger, power bank, and portable storage bags to keep small items organized. 🧴 Bring sunscreen, moisturizing skincare products, and common medications. While it's easy to buy medicine at European pharmacies, bringing your own is more convenient. · ------- Find your dream trip and tap the card below to start your exclusive journey now~
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Palais des Ducs et des États de Bourgogne
The Palais des Ducs et des États de Bourgogne is a magnificent blend of medieval power and refined elegance. Walking through its grand courtyards and richly decorated halls, you feel the legacy of the powerful Dukes of Burgundy. The architecture beautifully combines Gothic and Renaissance styles, while the museums inside offer fascinating insights into art, history, and regional culture. The panoramic view from the Philippe le Bon Tower is breathtaking and worth the climb. The palace is well preserved, informative, and immersive. It is an essential stop in Dijon for anyone interested in French heritage, architecture, and unforgettable historical atmosphere.
Hossain Hoq ProhorChurch of Our Lady
Located in the heart of the Dijon Sanctuary in the Burgundy region of France, near the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy and facing Rue de la Miset, Notre-Dame Cathedral of Dijon is a masterpiece of 13th-century Gothic architecture. Its nearly 18-meter-high nave and the skillful use of flying buttresses allow the cathedral to exude a solemn religious atmosphere despite its limited size, while maintaining a solid and balanced architectural structure. The modest cathedral houses a statue of the Black Madonna and is adorned with two of Dijon's symbols: the Jacquemart bell and the owl. Notre-Dame Cathedral of Dijon was designated a French historical monument in 1840. For most of the people of Dijon, Notre-Dame Cathedral of Dijon is the most relatable church building, serving as a primary source of spiritual comfort for the city for centuries. Many major French cities, including Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, have cathedrals, likely for hidden historical and cultural reasons.
水漫三楼Liberation Square
The night view is super beautiful, and there are many great restaurants around. Don't miss it if you come here.
🌈西西包🌈Cathedrale Saint-Benigne de Dijon
This church is very large and looks plain from the outside, but once you get inside you'll feel it has a sense of grace and elegance.
孔垂信001The Owl of Dijon
The Little Owl of Dijon is a famous sculpture on the north side of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Dijon, France. It has become the mascot of Dijon. Legend has it that if you touch it with your left hand and put your right hand on your left chest to make a wish, your wish will come true. The statue has been rubbed by many tourists and has become blurred. In addition, there are road signs with eagle patterns on the ground of Dijon Street. It runs through many streets in the old city of Dijon and is a special travel route marked by owls. Visitors can walk along the brass owl signs on the ground and visit 22 classic attractions in Dijon on foot.
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