Finalized Spring Break plans, assuming the train schedules work out the way I would like them to: (traveling will be in red and sightseeing will be in blue)
Sun. March 16:
Fly Oslo(12:25pm)-Edinbourgh(1:20pm)
afternoon/night in Edinbourgh
Mon. March 17:
Edinbourgh
Tue. March 18:
Edinbourgh
Edinbourgh(10:30pm)-London(March 19 7:43am)
Wed. March 19:
~2.5 hours in London
London(10:28am)-Paris(1:23pm)
afternoon/night in Paris
Thu. March 20:
Paris (Euro Disney)
Fri. March21:
Paris
Sat. March 22:
Paris
Paris(10:56pm)-Carcassonne(March 23 7:39am) (near the Spanish border)
Sun. March 23:
~5 hours in Carcassonne
Carcassonne(12:52pm)-Marseille(4:39pm) (coast of France)
~1 hour in Marseille
Marseille(5:34pm)-Pisa, Italy(March 24 5:25am)
Mon. March 24:
~6 hours in Pisa
Pisa(11:44am)-Milan(3:50pm)
~1/2 hour in Milan
Milan(4:25pm)-Bern, Switzerland(7:54)
~2 hours in Bern
Bern(10:04pm)-Frankfurt, Germany(March 25 3:08am)
Tue. March 25:
~3.5 hours in Frankfurt
Frankfurt(6:35am)-Koblenz(8:10am) (train ride along the Rhine River)
~1.5 hours in Koblenz
Koblenz(9:48am)-Munich(2:31pm)
Munich(2:39pm)-Dachau(3:10pm)
~2 hours in Concentration camp(plus however long I want to tour the city)
night in Munich
Wed. March 26:
Munich(6:51am)-Füssen(7:52am) right on the Austrian border
~5 hours at Neuschanstein Castle and surrounding area
~5 hours at Neuschanstein Castle and surrounding area
Füssen(1:06pm)-Munich(3:07pm)
Munich(3:16pm)-Nuremberg(4:23pm)
night in Nuremberg
Thu. March 27:
Nuremberg
Fri. March 28:
Nuremberg(5:21am)-Wittenberg(9:20am)
day/night in Wittenberg (most likely stay night in Berlin)
Sat. March 29:
Wittenberg(7:36am)-Eisenach(9:51am)
day in Eisenach and Wartberg Castle
Eisenach(2:06pm)-Berlin(5:00pm)
~6 hours in Berlin
Berlin(11:15pm)-Malmö, Sweden(March 30 8:00am)
Sun. March 30:
Malmö-Gothenborg(12:20pm)
~5 hours in Gothenborg
Gothenborg(5:45pm)-Oslo(9:45pm)
Then I'll be back home, have a day to rest and start with classes again on Tuesday!
2 comments:
Ashley,
Your mom gave me your blog address when I was telling her about the trip we took to Taize last summer. Here is the website:
www.taize.fr
It is an ecumenical monastery in the south of France (in Burgundy, near Cluny) where a couple thousand people (mostly students) come to worship and fellowship. Usually people stay for a week and you are put into a group with other students from all over the world to do 1-2 bible studies per day, plus a job (ours was to serve breakfast). All of this is in between the three worship services they have per day. We stayed in the dorms, but you can also camp. We were there last June and it cost us I think between 50-75 USD each to stay for the week (including meals).
It sounds like your spring break will be more of a whirlwind tour, but if you ever get a week to go back, I think it may be a good place of centering for you.
And so I wish you blessings as you prepare for your travels. Have a wonderful time!
Hey Ashley it's Wendy Smith from COL. How's Nuremberg? I lived there for 2 years in the military and traveled Europe too. I'll bet Berlin's a LOT nicer place to visit than when I went through Checkpoint Charlie and into the East German side of the Berlin wall. That was one of the scariest moments of my life! Don't worry--you're not the first person to miss their stop (haha). Ask me when you get home and I'll tell you a funny story about getting lost in Heidleberg.
Blessings to you and we miss you !
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