2 month route from Great Britain

Tick off some of London’s famous attractions – Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and Buckingham Palace are all obligatory stops for first-time visitors.

Get the ultimate aerial views from a ride on the London Eye.

Explore some of London's world class art galleries, like the National Gallery and Tate Modern.

The Victorian Gothic Cardiff Castle is a must for history and architecture lovers – it dates back to the 11th century.

Cardiff Bay is a great urban area alongside the marina packed full of stores, restaurants and beautiful historic buildings.

If there's a game on, a rugby match at Principality Stadium is always an enjoyable affair.

The key drawcard of Llandudno is its natural beauty – you can take in some of this from the spectacular Great Orme, a famous limestone headland that you can explore by tramway.

Prefer to get an aerial view of your surroundings? Take a ride on the Llandudno Cable Car, popular for its incredible panoramic views.

Take a walk down the Llandudno pier – at 2295 feet, it’s the longest in Wales.

Get your fix of arts and culture at the impressive Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum – it’s one of the country’s most popular tourist attractions.

Prefer your museums to be a bit more modern? Head to the Riverside Museum, where you’ll find cutting edge displays of beautiful historic vehicles.

Explore the stunning Glasgow Botanic Gardens – there are more than 27 acres of pristine park open to visitors.

Seeing as you’re on a train trip, you may as well pay a visit to York’s National Railway Museum – it’s packed full of railway history.

Take a walk through history on the recreated Victorian cobbled streets of the York Castle Museum.

Looking for an adrenaline spike? Head to the York Dungeon, a terrifying ghost house with displays that’ll have you jumping out of your skin.

First time in Paris? Acquaint yourself with the city on a river cruise down the Seine.

Tick off a selection of the unmissable Paris attractions – the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame and the Louvre are all essential attractions to visit.

Soak up true French culture by take a slow walk through the city, and relaxing on a terrasse with a coffee – there’s no better way to experience the city.

Start your time in Milan with a visit to Piazza del Duomo – it may be one of the city’s busiest attractions, but it’s a truly dramatic sight.

Get a taste of Italian culture by taking in a show at Teatro alla Scala, a lavish 18th-century theatre that plays host to regular ballets and opera.

Want to stock up on ultimate Italian items, or just gawk at how the other half shop? Head to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a spectacular historical shopping mall in the centre of the city.

Take a boat trip on one of the two lakes after which the town is named – passage on the classic ferries is included in many Interrail Passes at no cost.

Take a day trip up into the valley of Lauterbrunnen, where you’ll find incredible views, endless hikes, and the freshest Swiss mountain air.

Looking for more of an adrenaline rush? Take to the skies in a tandem paragliding trip from the nearby peaks – Interlaken is the adventure sport capital of Switzerland.

Take a walk along the water’s edge until you reach the famous covered bridges. They’re particularly spectacular at sunset as the evening light catches the water.

Looking for a slightly more elevated view of the city? Head for Museggmauer, the iconic city walls and old watchtowers.

Fan of Swiss transport? Head to the fascinating Swiss Museum of Transport, where you’ll learn all about the trains that you’ll be riding on.

Take an evening walk through the Red Light District, if only to see for yourself what all the fuss is about.

Visit the moving Anne Frank House to learn about the life of the famous World War II diarist.

Don’t miss a chance to visit the Rijksmuseum – it houses some of the world’s most celebrated artworks.

Head to the top of the Belfry of Bruges – it’s an impressive sight from below, but the views from the top are nothing short of spectacular.

Get lost on the quiet canal-side streets – there are few better ways to spend a day than walking aimlessly along the cobbled roads.

Pay a visit to a local bar, and be sure to sample some of the finest Belgian brews available.

Spend a day savouring Belgium’s famous cuisine - from moules-frites and waffles, to gratin and chocolate.

Feeling thirsty? Head to Delirium for a beer - it may be touristy, but it has some of the world’s best beer fresh and on tap.

Spend a day walking the city – start at Grand Place, and pay an obligatory visit to Manneken Pis.