LAST MINUTE TRIP *Attention: the itinerary may have some changes* The travel will be one-way from Marseille to Cologne. Our goal during this trip will above all be to try the different specialties of the places and try to capture the soul of the cities we will visit. We will drive a compact and modern campervan California Ocean (and sleep in it). The service included in the Van are Integrated kitchen, Stationary air conditioning & heating, GPS, Cruise control, ACC, Front and rear park assist, Outdoor shower, Fresh water tank: 30 L, Black water tank: 32 L, 230V socket. What's included: - One-night accommodation in Marseille (hostel) - Camper Van Rent (Accommodation for the rest of the trip) | Shared space - Fuel - Highway Toll - Overnight Parking What's not included: - Flights - Foods and Beverage - Daily Parking - Other expenses not listed Trip Plan! - On the first day, we will meet in Marseille, so that we can get to know each other and see the first city, we will leave after lunch on day 2 and the first stop will be in Lyon. - On day 3 we will visit Geneve, and then in the evening go to Lausanne, where we will sleep. - On day 4 we will see Lausanne in the morning and then head towards Bern, while in the evening we will sleep halfway between Bern and Zurich (Niedergösgen). - On day 5 we will reach and explore Zurich, while in the evening we will cross the border to go to sleep in the small state of Liechtenstein. - On day 6 we'll spend the morning walking around (perhaps crossing the whole state on foot) and then we'll head to Austria to Innsbruck, where we'll sleep. - On day 7, from Innsbruck we will immediately head to Munich where we will spend the whole day, trying the first mug of German beer. - On day 8 we will go from Munich to Stuttgart. - Day 9 from Stuttgart to Costance. We will leave the camper van to Costance, and then I can help you organize a flixbus or a flight to return home (not included in the price). We will spend the last morning there saying goodbye before everyone leaves. About me: I'm Francesco from Italy, I'm 24 years old, I have a master's degree in Sport Management and I love to travel, meet new friends, road trips and the sea. Usually, I'm the clown in groups of friends and I want always to organize new Trips around the world. Hope to hear you and join the travel with me!
Your Booking includes free protection from Trip cancellations. Learn More
You can chat with Francesco once you reserve your spot.
Trip Itinerary
1
Marseille
Day 1-2
On the first day we will get to know each other, starting immediately to visit the first city. Marseille is the second largest city in France. Located on the Mediterranean coast to the south of the country, it enjoys a mild climate; this also makes it the second sunniest major city in France. Visiting Marseille is like diving into the past, among ancient streets, castles, churches and museums: in fact, the history of the city dates back to 600 BC. When you go to Marseille, you cannot miss its specialties: bouillabaisse is the most famous dish, while Pastis is the famous anise-based liqueur. If you are looking for a nice souvenir to take home, you can buy Marseille soap, famous throughout the world.
2
Lyon
Day 2-3
Lyon boasts the largest Renaissance district in Europe after Venice, a rich cultural life and stands as the capital of gastronomy in France. We will have a full day to visit its neighborhoods and try its food.
3
Geneva
Day 3
Border city, Geneva, surrounded by the Alps and the Jura mountains, offers a spectacular view of Mont Blanc. It is the European headquarters of the United Nations and the Red Cross, and the nerve center of diplomacy and the banking sector. The French influence is significant and is present in the language, gastronomy and bohemian neighborhoods such as Carouge. Interesting gardens and palaces to visit.
4
Lausanne
Day 3-4
Personally this is a city I am very close to, as a sports lover. Lausanne owes its worldwide fame to its vocation as an Olympic city. Its position between the lake and the mountains makes it an ideal place to practice many outdoor sports. It houses the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee and a museum that traces its history.
5
Bern
Day 4
Bern represents one of the most important examples of medieval architecture in Europe. The core of the city has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Bern's most famous monument is the Zytglogge tower, the medieval clock tower, with its animated figurines. There will be no shortage of cheese and chocolate tastings as we delve deeper into this country.
6
Niedergösgen
Day 4-5
Niedergösgen with its nature trails and its interlude location will host us for one night as an interlude between Bern and Zurich. If we have time we can visit Bally Park, near the city. A small oasis to stop.
7
Zürich
Day 5
Its pre-medieval history is reflected in the picturesque alleys of the Altstadt, the old town, which develops on both banks of the Limmat, which is lined with promenades. Elegant palaces, futuristic buildings and churches soaring towards the sky are reflected on cobalt blue waters.
8
Liechtenstein
Day 5-6
Liechtenstein is a 25 km long, German-speaking principality between Austria and Switzerland. It is known for medieval castles, alpine landscapes and villages linked by footpath networks. Being so small we can do a half marathon and cross a Country completely on foot for the first time.
9
Innsbruck
Day 6-7
Immersed in the spectacle of the Alps, Innsbruck is known to be one of the most famous and sought-after ski resorts. Innsbruck is also known for both its imperial and modern architecture. It will be our only stop in Austria, so we will try to try the specialties of this place (and the beers of course).
10
Munich
Day 7-8
Speaking of beers, here we are in the city famous for Oktoberfest, but not only. The itinerary starts from the must par excellence of Munich: Marienplatz. After admiring the beautiful square, we will visit the city cathedral, the Frauenkirche. We can then stroll through the historic center until we reach the wonderful Residenz München, or the Royal Palace. Another stop is the Nymphenburg Castle, not far from the historic center. Finally, for dinner we can dine in the very famous Hofbräuhaus München Brewery, one of the oldest and best known in Germany!
11
Stuttgart
Day 8-9
Stuttgart is often referred to as "between forest and vineyard", precisely because of its wide valleys that extend near the Neckar river. The city is also famous for its dialect, the "Schwabisch", very difficult to understand even for the Germans themselves. Stuttgart offers beautiful city parks and castles to visit.
12
Konstanz
Day 9
Constance is a city on Lake Constance (Bodensee) in southern Germany. The perfectly preserved medieval district of Niederburg includes the Romanesque Constance Cathedral, known for its different decorative styles and Gothic spire. This will be our last stop. We will leave the van in the morning and we will have the last breakfast together and a quick visit of the city, before everyone leaves.
Trip Summary
Accommodation
Other
9 days trip
Marseille, Lyon & 10 more
Transportation
Car
Why JoinMyTrip?
Trusted platform used by 150K+ TripMates
Have A Question? Live Chat with our experts 24x7
Unique Trips hosted by Experienced Travellers
Secure Payments to ensure your money is always safe
Show All 25 Photos 
Western Europe
Phone Verified
Identity Verified
23 Countries
4 Trips Completed
based on 7 reviews 
Trusted platform used by 150K+ TripMates 
Have A Question?
Unique Trips hosted by Experienced Travellers 
Secure Payments to ensure your money is always safe