Seek France, Italy and Switzerland travel strategy, the best time to travel in Germany, France, Ital

I have some of my own experience, I hope it can be helpful to you. One is to prepare more clothes according to the time of your trip, it is recommended to prepare some clothes for all seasons, it is still relatively cold on the snowy mountains. And if you plan to shop, the same goods will be cheaper in France, of course, this is not absolute, there is also a possibility that what you want is not available in France at all, it is recommended that you do some homework before traveling, and prepare the things you want to buy in advance**, which will be more convenient at that time.

France, Italy and Sweden is currently the most classic tourist route in China, many travel agencies have done this line for a long time, if you just use the holiday sightseeing tour then it is recommended that you choose to travel with a group, it will be very economical. Because this line has been very mature, you only need to choose a travel agency that is relatively large in China and has a good reputation, and everyone will basically go to the classic scenic spots that everyone is familiar with. If you are in Beijing, then I recommend you to take a look at Zhongxin Travel, I have been out from his house for the past two years, including the pre-service and the quality of the route, are still very good.

Europe is nothing, it's just that the flight time is a little longer, and the difference between it and our Asian countries is a little bigger. In terms of preparation, the euro has been exchanged, and the face value of the euro is not too large. Pay attention to the weather, bring flexible clothes, and have some common medicines. There is also the need to pay attention to the anti-theft ......

First of all, if you have already obtained a tourist visa from any of France, Italy and Switzerland, then congratulations on the opportunity to travel to other European countries within the validity period of the corresponding visa. Because the holder of a European visa Schengen (unless otherwise indicated on the visa) can travel to all 25 Schengen countries: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia.

This visa cannot be used for work, and a European visa is not a guarantee of entry into the Schengen area, and the decision on entry is ultimately made by the border control department. French tourist visas are usually processed at least one and a half months in advance, and at least 2 months in advance in peak seasons; Italian tourist visas are usually processed at least 2 weeks in advance (it is recommended to book at least 30 days in advance; Tourist visas for Switzerland are usually at least 3 weeks in advance, and in peak season, depending on the situation, usually up to 3 months in advance.

In addition to the above places, there is also the quaint and pure Florence, the great and deep Rome, the natural and lazy Seine, and the beautiful and magnificent Mount Titlis. It's all waiting for you to discover!

Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland are located in different countries and have different climates, so the best time to visit is different. In Europe as a whole, the weather is most pleasant in spring and autumn, and the best tourist season is from June to October, but many restaurants will close their doors to escape the heat in two months, so please pay special attention.

From May onwards, the beach is crowded with people. The Alps and the Pyrenees are winter ski resorts. From mid-February to the end of March, and from mid-July to the end of August, most French people are on vacation, and the big cities are empty.

Paris will become a shopping frenzy in January, a six-week "shopping festival" where all merchants are discounted, and the cheap ** is enough to beat off the cold and make all fashion followers crazy.

Italy's climate can be divided into two main categories: continental and oceanic. Most of the region, including the Apennine Peninsula, Sicily and Sardinia, has a Mediterranean climate. Summers are hot and dry, while winters are mild and wet.

The average temperature in January is around 10 degrees and in July it is between 24-26 degrees. Italy is close to the sea on three sides, and the Alps in the north block the attack of the cold current on the peninsula in winter, so the climate is mild, the sun is abundant, the four seasons are distinct, and the sunshine is also very different, the summer is hot, until nine o'clock in the evening the sky is still bright, and in winter it is dark before five o'clock in the afternoon. In general, the temperature is warmer than in Central and Western Europe.

The northern part of the country has a very cold winter, so you must bring a coat to Milan and Venice, while Sicily and Bologna are still warm even in winter.

Italy has a Mediterranean climate with four distinct seasons. June to August is the peak of tourism, and most Italians choose to take a vacation in August, and many shopping malls are closed. The best tourist season is April-May and September-November, during which the sky is clear, the climate is cool, there are relatively few tourists, and in September you can also catch up with the **** activities of Italian famous brand clothing.

Switzerland is located in the north temperate zone, and the Alps form the dividing line of the Swiss climate. The north of the Alps is influenced by the alternating mild and humid oceanic climate of Western Europe and the continental climate of Eastern Europe, which is cold in winter and hot in summer, with temperatures ranging from 20 to 25 °C in summer, 2 to 6 °C in winter, and 7 to 14 °C in spring and autumn. The south of the Alps has a Mediterranean climate with a pleasant climate all year round.

In the city, the temperature can reach 30 in summer, and the air humidity is moderate; In winter, the temperature is often below 0, and there is sometimes snow and ice.

Summer runs from June to September, making it a great place for outdoor activities. The weather is still mild from April to May or from the end of September to October around the peak season, so it's a good idea to visit at this time. If you are a fan of winter sports, you can visit the ski resorts of the Alps near Geneva from late November to April.

Some of Switzerland's mountains are covered with snow all year round, so even in summer, you need to pack thick clothing, but light shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen and rain gear are all essential.

It is important to note that European countries have a custom of tipping, and you need to pay a certain amount of DU. None of the hotels in Europe have any disposable items.

DAO products: such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, electric kettles, there is no hot boiled water in the room**, but the tap water in the room can be drunk directly; The voltage in Europe is 220V like in China, but the plug is two cylindrical, and you need to carry a power converter. Special attention needs to be paid to thieves, especially in Italy, and to take care of their valuables

In terms of visas, I went to these countries with a group of Zhongxin Travel to do Italian visas, and the so-called interview was mainly to take fingerprints, which was not difficult

If you want to continue to have your own mobile phone in Europe, you need to open international roaming service, if the demand for communication is not very large, it is highly recommended to rent a wifi to use the network to contact others, quite save money!

Which should I choose among a bunch of self-funded projects?

1.Palace of Versailles, Paris (no less than 90 minutes) (60 euros per person) You can learn about the history of France, you can see, the royal palaces of France.

2.Venetian gondola (no less than 30 minutes) (30 euros per person), with or without sitting.

3.Swiss Alps (no less than 100 minutes) (85 euros per person) I'm on Titlis, if you have 2, you can choose one, and what are the characteristics of each tour guide.

4.Notre-Dame Cathedral (no less than 30 minutes) (15 euros per person) It is enough to look from the outside, inside is the church, the candles are lit or something, and it is quite similar to other attractions.

5.Verona (30 euros per person) This one is not clear.

6.St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican headphones (no less than 30 minutes) (15 euros per person) How do you charge money for headphones?? This should be sent by the tour guide for free, and it was taken back after use.

This church must be seen, we are the tour guide outside to introduce the introduction of our own into the scenic spots 4 major samples.

8.Paris Seine River Cruise (no less than 60 minutes) (30€ per person) Sit back and feel the Mother River of Paris.

7.Jungfrau Snow Mountain, Switzerland (no less than 120 minutes) (130 euros per person).

9.Lake Lucerne cruise (no less than 60 minutes) (30 euros per person) You can not sit anymore, I sat and was very deceived.

10.Paris Moulin Rouge Cabaret Show (no less than 105 minutes) (135 euros per person) I didn't watch it, I wasn't interested.

11.French seafood dinner (no less than 90 minutes) (60 euros per person) I didn't eat it, and then I found a restaurant to eat.

12.Paris Night Tour (no less than 120 minutes) (60 euros per person) I didn't see it, I don't know.

13.Renaissance Museum, Florence (40 euros per person) This is not available for our group.

14.Venetian cuisine (no less than 60 minutes) (30 euros) is also not available in the group.

1.Palace of Versailles, Paris (no less than 90 minutes) (60 euros per person) I didn't have Versailles at the time, friends went, uh, how to say it's a big one, it's going to take a long time, you can do it yourself, hehe.

2.Venetian gondola (no less than 30 minutes) (30 euros per person) This one can be sitting.

3.Swiss Alps (no less than 100 minutes) (85 euros per person).

4.Notre-Dame Cathedral (no less than 30 minutes) (15 euros per person) Asking for money? Maybe it was up, I didn't go up at the time, hehe, so that's it.

5.Verona (30 euros per person) This is the hometown of Romeo and Juliet, and it's okay, a typical town.

6.St. Peter's Basilica headphones in the Vatican (no less than 30 minutes) (€15 per person) Is this the kind of commentary?

8.Seine River Cruise in Paris (no less than 60 minutes) (30 euros per person) This one of the friends above agrees.

7.Jungfrau Snow Mountain, Switzerland (no less than 120 minutes) (130 euros per person) I recommend this, and you have been choosing between 3 and 7, 3 I have never been to, however, the Jungfrau is really good, but, **Is it so expensive?

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9.Cruise on Lake Lucerne (no less than 60 minutes) (€30 per person).

10.Paris Moulin Rouge Cabaret Show (no less than 105 minutes) (€135 per person)

11.French seafood meal (no less than 90 minutes) (€60 per person).

12.Paris by night (no less than 120 minutes) (60 euros per person).

13.Renaissance Museum, Florence (€40 per person).

14.Venetian meal (min. 60 min) (30 euros).

I don't plan to choose the right one, these are really nothing, what kind of meal to eat, find it yourself, ** it's okay, or refer to the recommendations of some self-guided restaurants, there are a lot of cheap and delicious food in Europe.

As long as you have the money and time ready, whenever you go is the most beautiful scenery.