Needs critique for 5 weeks Europe trip
 

Dear all,

Will be doing a 5 week travel (39days (exclude last day) in Europe starting early July. like to do some hikes whenever possible. Have been Prague
Arriving Budapest and out of Zurich.

Day 1 Budapest city walk ( arriving 1pm at Budapest )
Day 2 shoe memorial ,The Chain bridge , Heroes Monument, Thermal spas Great Market Basilica
Day 3 no plan yet ( Overnight at Budapest )
Day 4 no plan yet ( Overnight at Budapest )
Day 5 travel to Bratislava by train or bus - Devin castle , Bratislava castle city walk
Day 6 Gyor / Trnava / Trencin (day trip)
Day 7 Day trip to Brno
Day 8 High Tatras ( stay at Propad ? ) overnight . day hikes possible ?How do i get there from Budapest? Train to Propad and then ?
Day 9 High Tatras or I proceed to Krakow ( how do i get to Krakow ? by train or bus ? )
Day 10 Krakow city walk
Day 11 Auschwitz with salt mine ( go on own or sign with tour )
Day 12 Day trip to Warsaw
Day 13 Travel from Krakow to Wroclaw ( not sure need to stay how many nights )
Day 14 Wroclaw
Day 15 To Berlin ( 4 nights ?)
Day 16 Berlin
Day 17 Berlin
Day 18 Berlin
Day 19 To Dresden in the morning
Day 20 Dresden ( any day trip or hikes ?) no plan yet
Day 21 Dresden
Day 22 to Nuremberg ( 3 nights to stay / day trips ? )
Day 23 Nuremberg
Day 24 Nuremberg
Day 25 Travel from Nuremberg to Munich ( 4 nights )
Day 26 Munich ( no plan )
Day 27 Munich ( no plan )
Day 28 Munich ( no plan )
Day 29 Stuttgart
Day 30 Stuttgart
Day 31 Ulm
Day 32 Travel to St Gallen surroundings to find hikes
Day 33 Chaserugg ( i do not where to stay yet )
Day 34 - the rest no plan yet
Day 40 depart Zurich

Welcome any critique and suggestions especially to day trips and hikes. Thanks so much !!

Wow, how much leave do you have? Haha

Too much time in Germany. Eastern Europe is so amazing that you should spend more time Croatia/Slovenia/Montenegro/etc.

Am guessing your trip got cancelled :,) but for future reference:

Munich isn't the most interesting, but do visit the Christmas Markets if you're there at the right time since they originated from Germany. Considering how packed your itinerary is, I'd put 2 days max. You can consider taking a train down to the Neuschwanstein Castle as well for a day trip! Hamburg wasn't in my itinerary when I went but I heard so many good things about it (and that Stuttgart wasn't comparatively as interesting).

Budapest I'd give it 2-3 days max!

Auschitwz I'd recommend a tour! It's much more accessible and convenient this way (and not a lot more expensive). Haven't been to Wroclaw, but Gdansk was lovely and if you have time I'd definitely recommend it.