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Extra Day in Munich or Rome
So for our summer itinerary, I have one day that I can give to either Munich or Rome, and I keep going back and forth on this. We will start in Munich, do Venice & Florence in the middle and end in Rome.
For Munich, we will arrive on a Tuesday at 11:25am after an 11 hour flight. Right now, I have that Tuesday and Wednesday allotted for Munich and then we will head out first thing on Thursday morning for a train to Venice. Then on the following Wednesday, I have us arriving to Rome and then flying out at 8am on Saturday back to the States. So basically 2 days in Munich and 3 days in Rome. Would you do 3 in Munich or 4 in Rome? Thanks!
Re: Extra Day in Munich or Rome
We are going to Rome in September and spending 2.5 days there prior to our departure. Honestly, I do not think that is enough time in itself. The first day after getting off the ship we are going to acclimate ourselves and do an open bus tour. First full day is at the Colleseum and Forum. Second full day is at Pompeii. I would love to have had an extra day to go the Vatican but there is no time. Rome has so much culture, that the more days the better in my opinion.
I vote for an extra day in Rome!
Honestly, I would write out a list of what you each wanted to do in each of those cities and then try to come up with a compromise from there. Are your must-sees for Munich possible within 1.5 days? When I first saw this post, my immediate thought was to add the time in Rome. However, if there are things that you will miss out on by leaving Munich too early that might not be the best thing. Realistically you can do both cities in less days and both cities can benefit from having an extra day added to it.
I only spent a day in Rome, so I only got an overview. It was one of the most amazing cities I've been to. I spent a weekend in Munich and had a great time. I had a baby at this point, though, and the trip was different. There are a lot of cool day trips from Munich, but I don't know if those are part of your must-sees and if it's worth it to you.
BFP Apr 2012, EDD Dec 19 2012 * twin h/b at 6wk, 9wk scan * Baby A lost at 12wks, Baby B was my rainbow born at 36wks