Thank you for your service. Your trip does indeed flow well. I might suggest taking a day off Dublin (an attractive but not especially compelling city) and adding it to Edinburgh if not for the fact that this is your first day in Europe and you’ll be working though jetlag. You might want to walk through Trinity College and/or Dublin Castle just to soak up that “Wow I’m really in Ireland” feeling. Definitely try to find some live traditional music. If you’re up to it, Dublin has a few nice day trips, Glendalough and Powerscourt. Glendalough is especially atmospheric.

It flows well and on the surface it seems like a reasonable pace, but there could be some transporation logistics problems, especially at the front and back ends, that could really cut into the time you have to enjoy these places. Dublin to Edinburgh could kill the better part of a day if you fly, more than a day if you train/ferry/train. Edinburgh to London can burn most of a day and Amsterdam to Berlin is not a short trek, either. Getting to/from Interlaken is fairly complicated, so you could kill a day getting there and another day leaving.

Don’t forget about madrid)it should on the list of every euro trip, i know i probably haven’t seen much of other places but Madrid is the city, which will surely impress you, One thing that you will never forget is Real Madrid – Bernabeo stadium. it is so awesome!even if there is no game you can take a tour around the stadium and enter the ground from the footballers exit