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Take an early train to Berlin, Germany. Start your day with a visit to the Berlin Wall Memorial, where you can learn about the history of the wall and its impact on the city.

After the memorial, visit the East Side Gallery, an open-air gallery featuring murals painted on the remaining sections of the Berlin Wall. For lunch, head to Markthalle Neun, a historic market hall with a variety of food stalls. In the afternoon, visit the Topography of Terror museum to learn about the Nazi regime and its impact on Germany.

End your day with a visit to the trendy district of Kreuzberg, where you can enjoy some street food and drinks at one of the many bars and clubs.

Take a train to Prague, Czech Republic. Start your day with a walk through Old Town Square and watch the famous Astronomical Clock chime.

After the square, visit the Charles Bridge and the Prague Castle. For lunch, try some traditional Czech cuisine at Lokal or one of the many street food stalls in Wenceslas Square. In the afternoon, visit the Jewish Quarter and explore the history of the Jewish community in Prague.

End your day with a visit to the Lennon Wall, a graffiti-covered wall that has become a symbol of peace and love.

Take a train to Budapest, Hungary. Start your day with a visit to the Hungarian Parliament Building, one of the most iconic buildings in the city.

After the parliament, visit the Fisherman's Bastion and Buda Castle for stunning views of the city. For lunch, try some traditional Hungarian dishes at For Sale Pub or one of the many food stalls in Central Market Hall. In the afternoon, relax in one of the city's famous thermal baths.

End your day with a visit to ruin bars in the Jewish Quarter, where you can enjoy some local beers and live music.

Take a train to Vienna, Austria. Start your day with a visit to Sch nbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the Habsburg monarchs.

After the palace, visit St. Stephen's Cathedral and take a stroll through the city's pedestrian streets. For lunch, try some traditional Austrian dishes at Gasthaus P schl or one of the many food stalls in Naschmarkt. In the afternoon, visit the Belvedere Palace and admire the art collection.

End your day with a visit to one of the city's famous coffeehouses and enjoy a slice of Sachertorte, a traditional chocolate cake.