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Advice on my Euro 2023 trip

Hey guys! Long time lurker here. I’m a 36M planning a spring 2023 trip with my wife, and want to know what do you think of this itinerary. TBH, I’m not sure of the Belgium-Germany destinations in terms of time to visit, but since I’ve never been to Europe, I don’t know if im missing something there or overdoing it with certain additional nights. Would love your feedback and insights! Let’s see, we start with:

1. Edinburgh (5 nights): 1 day for jet lag, rest to visit the highlands, the Edinburgh castle, Stirling castle and tour the city 2. London (6 nights): the “main course” of our trip. Want to visit Highclere, HP Play, Bath, Stonehenge, etc. 3. Bruges (4 nights): thought as “the chill part” of our trip. Wife is a fan of the country and chocolates. Sightseeing the town and doing Brussels for a day 4. Paris (5 nights): will visit Versailles, all important landmarks and maybe catch a Moulin Rouge show 5. Grindelwald Switzerland (3 nights): want to see the first and Junfraujoch 6. Munich (4 nights): This is where I’m not really sure if it’s a good idea for first time visitors. We want to check the Neuschwanstein Castle, Dachau, maybe Eagle’s Nest and overall sightseeing 7. Rome (4 nights): Rome is Rome. Will focus in all the great sights to see

What do you think? Is there a place we can trim the stay without missing cool places to visit? I appreciate your help a lot!

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