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D1 Prague Today I walked around the Old Town of Prague. The Old Town is very small and you can walk from one end to the other in basically half an hour. In addition to Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and other attractions in the Old Town, it is also a good choice to have afternoon tea at Cafe louvre where Kafka wrote “The Metamorphosis”. For dinner, it is recommended to go to Mustek Restaurant to taste the must-try roasted pork knuckle, and then watch the famous black light drama after dinner.

D2 Today’s primary destination is Prague Castle. It is free to enter the castle area. There are also St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, St. George’s Church, Golden Lane and other attractions in the castle area. You need to purchase a combined ticket. The first is St. Vitus Cathedral, then the Old Royal Palace, and then the Golden Lane. After visiting the castle, having dinner, and going to the Old Town Square when the sun is about to set, you can take pictures of the beautiful sunset.
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D3 Krumlov Let’s start our self-driving tour today~ Heading to Cesky Krumlov, a fairy tale town in the Czech Republic, which many people call CK Town. Prague and Cesky Krumlov are 160 kilometers apart. They are basically country roads with pastoral scenery along the way. Don’t miss the scenery during the journey. After arriving, stroll around the town of CK and go to Cesky Krumlov Castle. Dinner will be at Cave Restaurant, a famous restaurant in Cesky Krumlov.

D4 Heading to your first stop in Austria, Hallstatt, it takes about three hours to drive from Cesky Krumlov to Hallstatt. The town is very small. First, go to the Hallstatt Salt Mine. You can go deep into the underground salt mine and experience the mining process of the miners back then. After going down the mountain, stroll around Hallstatt Lake, and then go to the Catholic Church and the Ossuary; finally, we recommend the best photo spot in the town. Walk up the Gosaumuhlstraße road to the top of the town, and reach No. 67, which is the best spot overlooking the town. Best angle.
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D5 In the morning, you can take pictures of Hallstatt in the fog, and then go to Gosau, which is about 30 minutes’ drive from Hallstatt, where you can experience the beautiful Austrian pastoral scenery; then drive to St. Petersburg, the filming location of “The Sound of Music” Wolfgang.

D6 After driving for 30 minutes, we arrived in Salzburg, then returned the car and ended our self-driving trip to visit Mozart’s hometown. After arriving, stroll around the town and go to Salzburg Fortress to overlook the town scenery.

D7 Get up in the morning and head to Mirabell Palace, where the famous movie “The Sound of Music” was filmed. Then take the train to Vienna, which takes less than 3 hours. After arriving in Vienna, we first went to Graben Street. In addition to the famous commercial street, there are also buildings and statues. Then we came to the shocking Austrian National Library. pavilion

D8 It’s a day of violence! We came to St. Michael’s Square early in the morning, then briefly took a look at the Hofburg Palace, and then came to Vienna’s Heroes’ Square. Afterwards, we went to Schönbrunn Palace, the beautiful residence of Princess Sissi, then returned to the city, visited the Art Museum and Hundertwasser Apartments, and went to the Golden Hall to listen to a concert in the evening!

D9 Today I will take a flight to Switzerland, take the VAL1 BUS to Vienna Airport and fly to Zurich. After arriving, I will stroll around the Bahnhofstrasse in the city and take a walk by Lake Zurich.

D10 Today we take the train to Lucerne. There are not many interesting attractions in Lucerne. Apart from the wooden covered bridge that represents the impression of the city and the dying lion with a touching history, there are basically no particularly interesting attractions.

D11 Take the train to Interlaken

D12 Take the train to Jungfraujoch,

D13 The whole drive takes about 3 hours, which is a bit long, but the scenery along the way is very beautiful, so you won’t be bored. After arriving, we headed to Lake Geneva. On the edge of Lake Geneva, there is an embankment stretching out to the lake. It is a bathing beach. When we went there in the summer, there were many people swimming, diving, sunbathing and even picnicking.

D14 Geneva