How about a 10 day tour of France, Italy and Switzerland?

Yes, I went to it once at the end of April this year, but it was Italy, Switzerland, and France on the 11th, and CITS Shanghai departed for a round-trip direct flight to China Eastern Airlines. The advantage of China Eastern Airlines is that each person on the European route can check 2 suitcases, each with a maximum of 23 kg, and if you come back from France, you will definitely go to Galeries Lafayette and Paris Spring for shopping, and then 2 suitcases can be checked in, and you can bring a lot of things back.

Shanghai direct flight to Rome, and then go to the Vatican on the second morning, you must go early, go late to the length of the queue is like the Shanghai World Expo.

Rome around the arena, beware of thieves, the wishing pool is being repaired, I don't know if it has been repaired now, make a small wishing pool, so that tourists will not be disappointed, Rome also has to see Mussolini's old residence and Mussolini's fucking balcony, etc., and then the church in Florence, the shopping outlet in Florence, the line at the entrance of Prada in the morning are all Chinese. Venice is a must-go, and gondolas are a must-go.

The Jungfrau in Switzerland must go up, Lake Zurich took a look at the way, the Lake Lucerne cruise can be taken, the lake and mountains are indeed beautiful. There are many famous watch shops next to Lake Lucerne, the salespeople are all able to speak Chinese, and almost all kinds of Swiss brands are available, but it seems that ** is not cheaper than in Paris Spring and Galeries Lafayette in France, which may have something to do with the national tax refund ratio and the difference between the Swiss franc and the euro, and I don't know the situation now.

Take a tour of the Seine River in Paris, France, take a photo in front of the Arc de Triomphe, there are too many queues at the Eiffel Tower, and there is no time to go up, and there is a long queue for the toilet ladies there. If you go to Paris Spring and Galeries Lafayette, remember to open the door and go, otherwise some styles may not be available to you, all Chinese queue. There are a group of female bandits outside these 2 shops, and if the lady goes out alone, be careful of being stolen and robbed.

They act in groups, belonging to the Gypsy population, which is markedly different from the Europeans. A few of them will hold your hand, you instinctively resist, and the rest will take the opportunity to pull your bag open. I did meet this group of people.

I chose the nearby French meal for lunch, the seafood was ok, and the steak was not satisfactory. Take a tour of the Louvre for an hour.

On the way, I also went to Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany, which is said to be the place where Jay Chou took wedding dresses.

My tour guide and ground pick-up are still quite responsible, and I carefully told everyone throughout the whole process to guard against thieves, and no one in our group has any financial losses. Every day, we also collect everyone's tax refund list and check whether there are any omissions one by one.

When I left Switzerland, I helped everyone to mail the tax refund list (the Swiss tax refund list must be mailed before leaving the Swiss border, and the Swiss tax refund list cannot be mailed at the Paris airport), and I mailed the tax refund list in Italy and France before leaving Paris, and then I received a tax refund notice from the bank.

Personally, I think it is better to leave from France, so as not to travel with a full load of large bags and small bags from France. Of course, if you are not a tourist who wants to shop, it doesn't matter if you leave from **.

Hope it helps.

The maximum amount of cash that can be carried cannot exceed 9,000 euros. That's all I know.

Switzerland and the Vatican will be safer.

Pure European three countries, it is recommended that you choose Zhongxin Travel, ** in the same industry is medium, but the service is not said. You don't have to worry about visas, these three countries are all Schengen countries, and you can get a visa to enter the country, usually an Italian visa. The group tour is to apply for a group travel visa, and the travel agency will give the package.

But if you want to see lavender, you have to go around August, and as far as I know, usually 10-day groups do not go to the south of France, that is, Provence, where lavender is there, I reported 12 days, and I only had one more day to go to Provence and Nice. Specifically, you can consult with the travel agency, after all, they are more professional.

Hello, Sichuan Baozhong Travel Agency will answer for you. A 10-day tour of France, Italy and Switzerland only requires a visa. Every year in June, lavender blooms.

It is not very recommended to go during the Spring Festival, one is that the route will be more expensive at that time, and the local area is also relatively cold. If it is after the Spring Festival, it will be very suitable. This year's Spring Festival is relatively late, and it will be March after the Spring Festival.

At that time, the overall line was much cheaper, and Europe, such as France, and Italy was in the early 10,000s. It stands to reason that the best season in Europe should be spring and autumn, when the temperature is neither hot nor cold, and there are not so many people. The reason why it is considered the off-season is only because there are fewer holidays in these two seasons, and the domestic peak season is followed by holidays.

It is quite wise to choose Franco-Swiss for the first time in Europe, because Franco-Swiss is the most mature route done by various travel agencies. Travel agency: I recommend you to take a look at Zhongxin Travel, which started from Europe, so now the most mature and perfect should be Europe. I recommend you to take a look at their family's Faruiyi, the gold medal quality is about 20,000 for 12 days, and it is indeed not the cheapest in the industry.

However, their family has always paid great attention to quality and service, so I think as long as it is not ridiculously expensive, the price is very clear. After all, no matter how you go abroad, most places are places that you only go to once in your life, so you still have to play better. The light map is cheap, and the mood of playing is ruined, and the gain outweighs the loss.

I went to Europe for 12 days from the Franco-Swiss travel newspaper, and the tour fee was 19,800 per person.

You have to be about fifteen thousand people, generally a little more expensive in the peak season, cheaper in the off-season, all in this floating range.

I just came back.

If you are alone, in fact, it is enough to bring 500 euros, most of the things can be swiped by card, and you can leave some money for water, snacks and tips.

The tour guide recommends that you participate less at your own expense.

France: Paris Moulin Rouge Cabaret 135 euros per person; (not worth going) Paris Seine River Cruise 25 euros per person; (Not worth going) Paris Versailles (including Chinese explanation) 60 euros per person (especially not worth going) Italy: Venice gondola 25 € per person; (If you look for it yourself, you will only be charged 10 euros) Leaning Tower of Pisa (excluding climbing fee) 25 euros per person (It's worth going, but even if you don't go, the whole group will go.)

Switzerland: Titlis Ski Mountain Cable Car 80 euros per person; (It's not worth going to this season now, there's nothing to see).

Lake Lucerne cruise 25 euros per person (not worth going, the view is better on the shore.) Neither French nor Italian food is worth eating, and there are better ones in the country than there.

I'll send you some information about France, Italy and Switzerland at your own expense, 1,500-2,000 euros if you want to participate, and more if you want to buy valuables.

France: Paris Moulin Rouge Cabaret 135 euros per person;

Paris Seine River Cruise 25 euros per person;

Palace of Versailles, Paris (including Chinese explanation) 60 euros Italy: Venice gondola 25 euros people;

Leaning Tower of Pisa (without climbing fee) 25 euros for Switzerland: Titlis Snow Mountain Cable Car 80 euros for people;

Lake Lucerne boat ride for 25 euros.

Just swap euros and it's OK. You should have bought a traveler's check for 300 euros per person when you apply for your visa. If you don't need to participate later, don't bring it at your own expense.

This 300 euros can be exchanged for cash when you get off the plane. If you want to participate at your own expense. How can a person need to change another 1000 euros.

Shopping can be rakka. Self-pay is to be paid in cash.

In cash, the public toilet in the European attractions outside is generally 5 jiao euros at a time, and the battery is 5 yuan euros. You can extrapolate. A cruise on the Seine is 80 euros, and many places in Italy do not accept credit cards, so it is recommended that you exchange them for 5,000 euros.

You can check with the travel agency and do what they say you can reduce by a third.

2000-3000 people are enough. If you're not ready to buy something.

Are there any places you'd like to visit and look at the map for yourself? And then what is the arrangement of the route? If you're in a group, don't worry about anything!

As long as you don't get hacked! (ps: Generally add qq or something, it's not **, it's a certain travel agency, they have to pull you to them for anything, and then it's hard to black, such as upstairs)

The routes that travel to the company are all aunts and uncles.

Since I participated, and I was very tired, I got up early and was greedy for darkness, and I was like a big parade, what is the meaning. Even if you want to play a few more countries, you don't necessarily have to participate in this kind of route, you can participate in some exquisite pure play small groups, or travel customization, travel customization is of course the best way, I have used the travel customization network without a group, they mainly do overseas, there are also a lot of unconventional small groups, ** not much more expensive than with a group, they are all pure play routes, and real-time translation.

If you don't plan to play with a group, it is recommended that the landlord charter a car tour. Generally, chartered buses will be equipped with bilingual drivers in Chinese and English. And they have all lived in the local area for quite some time and are very experienced.

Tianjin China Youth Travel Service service is very poor, and I don't look for CITS yet!!

Based on my personal experience of traveling to Western Europe in July, I think it is better to go to France first, and strive to go on a night tour of Paris at night when I am more physically strong, the Seine River is beautiful in the evening, climb the bell tower of Notre Dame Cathedral (which closes at 10 o'clock in the evening), and watch the program of the Moulin Rouge, which seems to have no good program in Italy at night.

Italy! Rome, the capital of Italy, is an ancient city of European civilization with a glorious history, the center of Catholicism, the seat of the Holy See, and the former Roman Empire.

The capital, during the Roman Empire, China was in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the Eastern Han Dynasty Banchao extended to Europe for the first time The Silk Road connected China and Rome for the first time, and Rome came to China for the first time in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and followed the Silk Road to Luoyang, which is also the starting point of the Silk Road, so there has always been a saying that East Luoyang and West Rome. Because it was built on seven hills and has a long history, it is called the "City of Seven Hills" and the "Eternal City".

Milan You'd better go to Milan because it's a trendy place with a vibrant nightlife, unique cuisine, and traditional opera.

It is said that if you have never been to Italy, you have never been to Europe.