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[quote=Anonymous]If you are not familiar with Europe, I would NOT recommend driving.  I am a confident driver and travel to Europe often and rarely drive because it is expensive, the road system is not as well developed and trains are superb (and more interesting)!

If you opt for doing far apart cities in Europe--  you can also fly fairly cheaply (Ryan Air, particularly) around the continent.

My short list for people to get a good "feel" for Europe would be:

Rome (lots of English, lots of history and art, plenty of nearby venues to also explore)

Paris (it's Paris!!)

Vienna (art, history, lots of English, music) (especially good teemed with Prague or other eastern Europe locales)

Prague (magical, plenty of English, very reasonably priced)

Switzerland (especially Geneva but also the lake region, Konstanz, Zurich.... and take a train across--  absolutely stunning)  (but Switzerland is expensive!)

Italy - Lake Como area

Munich (especially combined with Vienna and Salzburg)

Less desirable (in my opinion): Amsterdam, Berlin, Poland, Barcelona--  not as much to see, do, experience

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