Our eighth and final destination on this trip was all thanks to our sweet friends Stacy and Jason who invited us to come stay with their family at the house they were renting on the island for a few months. What a dream!!!!!!!!! We flew into Cagliari and they picked us up to drive us…
After a few blissful days in Chamonix, we were off to Munich. We left our Rick Steves group and found our way, eventually, back to Munich. It took most of the day to travel from Chamonix to Geneva where we caught our flight, had a layover and then finally reach Munich about 10:00 at night……
We drove from Lauterbrunnen into Chamonix on the most beautiful afternoon. There were many times on this trip that I was incredibly thankful NOT to be the one driving and this was certainly one of them. The roads are narrow and windy and the views are INCREDIBLE. We stopped for a group shot with our…
The next stop on our trip was Switzerland! We drove past Lichtenstein, saw Lake Thune and drove right into the Lauterbrunnen valley where we caught the Jungfraubahn railway which is a cog train that takes you from the valley floor WAYYY up to the little tiny town of Wengen. We stayed at Hotel Belevder and…
Whew! Time is flying by and I am trying REALLY hard to get all of these blog posts up from this fantastic trip before these fleeting memories of our daily adventures start to elude me. It’s crazy how quickly that can happen! Fussen, Germany was one of the MAIN reasons we signed up for this…
Castelrotto, one of the cities known as the “Door to the Dolomites,” is the sweetest little city in South Tyrol of Northern Italy in the Alpe Di Siusi region of the Dolomites. It’s population of about 6,000 people speak mostly German as their first language, but we didn’t find it hard at all to find…
We took about a 2 hour bus ride from Salzburg to Hallstatt on a really lovely afternoon. We passed several lakes and wound around MANY steep and windy hills before reaching this MAGNIFICENT and completely breathtaking little slice of heaven. Hallstatt is a small city in the Salzkammergut region of Austria. It’s full of 16th…
Well, after going through photos from this magnificent trip, it’s very clear to me that there is no other way to properly share these photos and our experience with all of you than breaking it up into different blog posts. Each new chapter of the European Adventures will feature a new location and a few…
