It’s hard to believe that we’ve been in Europe for over seven months. That means we have less than four months before we return home.
Here’s the rough itinerary for the rest of our trip:
- Aug. 26 – Sep. 03, Spain (Cordoba, Madrid)
- Sep. 03 – Sep. 11, Portugal (Porto, Lisbon)
- Sep. 11 – Sep. 19, France (Marseilles, Nice, Cannes, Monaco, and Monte Carlo)
- Sep. 19 – Oct. 09, Greece (Athens, Delphi, Olympia, ?)
- Oct. 09 – Nov. 04, Italy (Milan, Florence, Venice, Rome, Naples)
- Nov. 04 – Nov. 09, Switzerland (?)
- Nov. 09 – Nov. 14, Austria (?)
- Nov. 14 – Nov. 19, Hungary (Budapest)
- Nov. 19 – Nov. 26, Czech Republic (Prague)
- Nov. 26 – Dec. 04, Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg)
- Dec. 04 – Dec. 18, Germany (Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart)
We’ve already booked travel and lodging for Spain, Portugal, and France. If you know of any specific places to stay in any of the other cities, please let us know.
Speaking of places to stay, we love the hotel we’re staying at in Cordoba, Spain – the Hospederia Duque San Martin. It’s a quaint, clean, comfortable, family run hotel within walking distance to most of the city’s tourist attractions. It’s got its quirks (poor lighting in the rooms, doors that need a nudge to close, no phone in the room), but all of those things somehow add to an ambiance that gives this place a distinct European feel.
The city of Cordoba has also proven to be a wonderful surprise. Cordoba is everything we imagined an old authentic Spanish city could be. It’s very romantic, and we definitely recommend spending a few days here.
Before coming to Cordoba, we spent 4 days in Malaga, Spain. Malaga is one of the larger cities on the southern coast of Spain. We didn’t dislike Malaga, but we didn’t find it particularly interesting.
– Justin
i know of a special place you both could stay if you ever chose to visit teh-hass…tee hee
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Exciting to hear about Córdoba–I’m moving there this month to teach elementary school! Love the site…have been looking into travel sites/blogs (for obvious reasons). Enjoy it!
Hey you two! I thought I’d say Hi since I have been on your website a couple of times now and haven’t left a comment. I’m sooo jelous. I think that this is the most wonderful gift to yourselves. How many people can say that they have their first year of marriage documented the way you have. What an amazing adventure, I just wanted to let you both know that I think it’s the most wonderful thing ever. -Steph
In Austria you don’t wanna miss Vienna and Salzburg of course, but the Danube valley is also good. Most of all, Tyrolia is the best InnsBruck, Kufstein.
Enjoy!