At the Copenhagen Airport

Thought would be a good idea to publish our complete itinerary for the trip. Since, we are talking about fixed itinerary or planning, I guess it’s important to mention about our continued inability to etch our plans in stone. Based on last five to six years of our travel experience, we definitely cannot be bound to traveling on a fixed schedule or an exact itinerary. In addition to all the logistical issues that can crop up, there is so much fun and excitement in the ability to modify the plans at the last minute. Doing the two day uphill hike in one day instead of two at Grand Canyon, getting hooked into the local music scene in San Francisco are few examples of many random plans that we have done.

In any case, we did need to have a fixed itinerary to get our VISA from the French consulate and it was as:

October 6^th to October 13^th: Paris, France

October 14^th to October 17^th: Barcelona, Spain

October 18^th to October 21^st: Nice, France

October 22^nd to October 26^th: Rome, Italy

October 27^th to October 30^th: Florence, Italy

October 31^st to November 2^nd: Venice, Italy

November 3^rd to November 5^th: Salzburg, Austria

November 6^th to November 8^th: Vienna, Austria

November 9^th to November 12^th: Munich, Germany

November 13^th to November 15^th: Dresden, Germany

November 16^th to November 18^th: Berlin, Germany

November 18^th to November 21^st: Amsterdam, Netherlands

November 21^st to November 23^rd: Brussels, Belgium

November 23^{rd to} November 24^th: Flight to India.

November 24^th to December 15^th: Travel in Northern India.

BTW, Yogita always used to tell me that Scandinavian countries are very expensive and I always used to brush this aside. However, buying couple lattes and garlic bread totally made me aware how expensive Scandinavian countries are. May be we will have to rely on the motorcycle diaries philosophy of traveling once we are done with cash in our pocket.