My husband and I are planning a 16 day trip to France, Switzerland, and Belgium. We want to stay in Paris 5 nights with some day trips to Versailles, Rouen, and Chartes. Then down to Arles for 2 nights. Over to Interlaken 3 nights. 2 nights in Lucerne. 2 nights in Bruges. We were looking at the slight savings of a 10 day, 3 country, or even an 8 day. But it is not much more to do a global. We could afford it, so should we do a 15 day global saver just to have the flexibility in case we get there and want to ride more? Thanks for any advice!
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Tulsa, OK, USA
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I think for what you are looking for, either would be fine. Getting the 8 day and then paying at the station for shorter/cheaper trips would be my general recommendation. If you're going to do a pass (and if you can afford it) it's worth the extra $$ to get the first class upgrade. :-)