For a few days' escape, we offer you 5 European capitals for your spring.
Do you have a few days for a spring trip? We recommend 5 European capitals to visit, perhaps taking advantage of the bridges.
Whether it's a weekend, a few days' getaway, or a whole week, with the post we suggest you five European capitals to go to for a break and relax, waiting for the longest period of the year, the summer holidays, or for the younger ones the break between one exam and another.
I too have done it more than once, sometimes leading me to discover new places, sometimes to revisit old ones, to appreciate them more and more.
What to see in two days
The five European capitals that we propose, for a spring stay, have on the agenda Budapest, London, Vienna, Paris and Prague.
Before proceeding with you to discover the rates, let's answer another of the questions you may be asking yourself: what can i see in two days?
Legs on the shoulder, lots of things. In addition to very useful mini guides already posted on our blog, I also add my experience of traveling in two days.
When I was in Budapest, I saw one day the center of Pest, and the following Buda and its surroundings.
A London I brought friends from Piccadilly Circus, long Oxford Street, up to Trafalgar Square. A short passage to the palace of Buckingham Palace, and the following day Camden Town.
Vienna first kidnapped me with Ringstraße, followed by the gazebo and Prater with the spin on the wheel. Finally, a dive into the realm of the most famous Austrian princess, in addition to Marie Antoinette, Sissi and Schonbrunn Castle.
Obviously, a good feast of sacher cake or apple strudel to the well-known could not be missing Sacher coffee.
Paris began with a visit to the Notre Dame Cathedral, followed in the afternoon by a walk on the Champs Élysées Eifeel tour and Trocadero.
The following day it was the turn of the Louvre, the garden of Tuileries e Place de la Concorde in the morning. In the afternoon the Montmartre and Sacré Coeur Basilica.
When I was in Prague a passport was still needed to enter. The first thing I wanted to see was theAstronomic watch, followed by the Carlo bridge. The next day it was instead the turn of Prague Castle.
Fares and airlines
Now is the turn of the question that interests you most, the economic one.
To reach Budapest, you can consult the website of the Wizzair, and choose between basic fare with hand luggage only, at € 54,99; Wizz Go with baggage in the hold of up to twenty kilos, at € 89,39 and last the Plus for € 93,99 with an additional thirty-two kilo baggage in the hold.
At this time the Ryanair has active rates for several locations, including Paris for € 14,99, London for € 21,99, Budapest for € 19,99.
For Vienna, the Vueling Airlines offers flights from € 75 to € 55 depending on the day of the week you intend to leave or return, for a total of € 130 per person.
Festival not to be missed
In spring the Budapest Spring Festival, with a series of events ranging from classical music to opera and jazz; from dance to theater and visual arts.
Also very eventful Vienna spring, with the Festwochen, which takes place between May and June, with live performances, visual arts, film, theater and dance.
In the period between March and April the Festival 100%: a mix of theater, dance, circus arts, music and contemporary dance.
