“everyone has recommended prague to me so I want to see that, also I would love to see dolomites”
The revised plan covers 13 hotel nights across 14 calendar days and four bases — Paris (4 nights), Prague (3), Ortisei / Val Gardena in the Dolomites (4) and Venice (2) — replacing the earlier Switzerland–Florence–Rome route. If your dates actually give you 14 hotel nights, add the extra one to the Dolomites.
Fly Prague → Venice, rent a car at Venice Airport and drive up to Ortisei; return the car before your final two nights in historic Venice. The car simplifies both Dolomites transfers and mountain-day logistics.
Fly Prague → Venice, take the train to Bolzano (about 4h 5m), then Bus 350 up to Ortisei (about 56–84 minutes). Local buses and lifts cover the valley well once you are based there.
Season matters in the Dolomites. Roughly June through October is the safest concept for lifts and hiking — verify exact lift operating dates and watch mountain weather. Winter would call for a ski-focused redesign of this whole plan, and shoulder-season closures can materially change what Seceda and Alpe di Siusi days look like.
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Itinerary concept for a first Europe trip: 4 stop rows and 5 transport-leg rows. Transport researched 2026-09-01; durations vary by schedule and date. Nights are hotel nights (13 across 14 calendar days). Live prices omitted because travel dates and party details are unknown.