Hello everyone!! I'm a soon to be a college graduate (May 2016) looking to spend two weeks in Europe roughly from June 1-14
Going With one friend (also male) same age (22)
Budget (not including flight to Europe) roughly 2 thousand dollars (absolute max) preferably lower.
Interests: meeting new people, experiencing new culture, consuming plenty of alcohol, dancing, hiking, being outdoors, sightseeing, electronic music, spontaneous adventure.
Not so interested in: museums, shopping, tours, being surrounded by a billion (exaggerating) people at one mediocre tourist attraction.
Want to feel more like I'm visiting Europe rather than touring it.
Places I would really like to be in for at least a couple days: Amsterdam, the Swiss Alps, Prague, anywhere else where drinks are cheap and people are fun. As you can see I know very little about Europe and which cities/towns are fun, but I have a friend who had an absolute blast in Prague, and I've heard there's only fun to be had in Amsterdam. Sightseeing the Swiss alps is also something I know I would thoroughly enjoy.
Knowing all of this, is there anyone who could provide me with an extremely rough 14 day (few days here, then train/flight, few days there, train/flight, etc.) itinerary that you believe we would enjoy given the rough requirements I've laid out?
Just by looking at a map, I thought perhaps fly into Prague, spend a few nights in a hostel there, then train to Munich, spend a few nights in a hostel there, train to the Swiss alps spend a few nights in a hostel there, then maybe fly to Amsterdam to finish up the 14 days there, and fly back to the states from Amsterdam. Is this feasible for under 2000?? Are there better options given what I'm interested in? Thanks so much in advanced for the help!