Reviewed by: Thrillophilia Europe Operations Team
Updated: June 2026
Europe tour packages range from INR 135,000 to INR 390,000 per person for 7 to 15-day trips. These packages include accommodation, airport transfers, intercity transportation, sightseeing tours, and 24/7 on-ground assistance. Our itineraries are designed for every kind of traveller, covering countries like France, Switzerland, and Italy, along with iconic cities such as Paris, Rome, Venice, Lucerne, Amsterdam, Vienna, and Prague.
Europe is one of the most preferred international destinations for Indian travellers because of its historic landmarks, scenic Alpine landscapes, vibrant cities, and diverse local cultures. You can explore the Eiffel Tower in Paris, cruise through Venice's canals, visit the Swiss Alps, and walk the streets of Rome across a single trip. Thrillophilia offers Europe packages suited for families, couples, friend groups, and honeymooners, with options across different budgets and travel durations.
To make the journey smoother for Indian travellers, Thrillophilia also provides Schengen visa assistance and end-to-end travel support. With 26,900+ verified travellers and a consistent 4.7-star rating across Europe reviews as of June 2026, every package is built with comfortable travel schedules, smooth routing, and the kind of detail that only comes from having run these trips across multiple seasons.
Europe trip package prices from India vary based on the destinations covered, trip duration, travel season, and package inclusions. Here's a detailed breakdown across different package types.
Package Type | Duration | Destinations Covered | Starting Price(Land Only) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Iconic Europe | 7 Days | Paris + Switzerland | INR 1.35L+ | First-time Europe travellers wanting to cover the Eiffel Tower and the Swiss Alps |
Classic Europe | 9 Days | Italy + Switzerland (Rome, Florence, Venice, Zurich) | INR 1.68L+ | Travellers seeking a blend of history, culture, and Alpine scenery |
Europe Highlights | 11 Days | France, Switzerland, Italy & Vatican City | INR 2.23L+ | Travellers wanting to visit Europe's most iconic cities and landmarks in one journey |
Grand Europe | 13 Days | France, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Austria & Italy | INR 2.94L+ | Travellers wanting a comprehensive multi-country Europe experience |
Nordic Europe | 13-14 Days | Norway, including Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Tromso, fjords and Arctic regions | INR 3.66L+ | Fjords, Northern Lights, Arctic experiences, and scenic rail and cruise journeys |
Expense | Budget | Mid-Range | Premium | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Accommodation per night | INR 4,500 to 8,000 (3-star) | INR 9,000 to 18,000 (4-star) | INR 20,000+ | Prague and Budapest are 30 to 40% cheaper than Paris or Zurich for the same hotel category. |
Meals per day | INR 2,500 to 4,000 | INR 5,000 to 9,000 | INR 10,000+ | Buying food from grocery chains like Migros (Switzerland) and Lidl (Germany, France) helps bring costs down significantly. |
Internal transport | INR 3,000 to 6,000 (rail) | INR 7,000 to 14,000 | INR 15,000+ | High-speed trains are the most efficient option for most routes. |
Activities and entry | INR 9,000 to 16,000 per day | INR 9,000 to 16,000 per day | INR 9,000 to 16,000 per day | Jungfraujoch, Eiffel Tower summit, Vatican guided tours, and gondola rides are the most expensive experiences. |
Thrillophilia's Europe travel team gets in touch with you about your specific requirements before suggesting a package, so you pay for what you actually need. Available add-ons include:
Our Booking Data: Travellers who covered more than 3 countries in under 10 days often found the trip rushed. For a more comfortable and enjoyable Europe journey, 2–3 countries in 10–12 days usually works best.
Source: Thrillophilia booking data, June 2026.
Most Thrillophilia Europe packages start in Paris, Zurich, Frankfurt, or Rome. Your entry city should match where your itinerary begins, so you are not backtracking on Day 1.
Direct Flight Options
From Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Pune, one-stop connections via Middle Eastern hubs cover all major European gateways with total journey times of 14 to 18 hours.
UK Visa Note: If your route includes London, you need a UK Standard Visitor Visa in addition to your Schengen visa. The UK is not part of the Schengen Zone. These are two separate applications with separate fees and processing timelines. Build in an extra 4 to 6 weeks if your itinerary passes through London.
A Schengen Tourist Visa (Type C) covers 29 European countries under a single application, including France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, the Netherlands, and Spain. Indian passport holders need this visa for every trip to Europe.
Note: Visa approval is at the embassy's discretion. Thrillophilia's role is to make sure your file is complete before you walk in.
Paris is where most Indian travellers start their first Europe trip, and it lives up to the expectation. The Eiffel Tower summit is worth a pre-booked morning visit, while the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay offer world-famous art experiences. The Palace of Versailles is best explored on a dedicated half-day trip. Our local travel experts suggest Paris is best experienced over three nights rather than two.
Note from Our Travellers: Visit the Eiffel Tower either early in the morning or after 9 pm to avoid long queues and enjoy the best city views, especially during summer.
The Swiss Alps are the highlight that most Indian travellers mention in post-trip feedback. Lucerne is the best base city, one hour from Interlaken by train and well connected to Zurich airport. Zermatt offers you the best views of Matterhorn, but requires an overnight stay to be covered in depth. Day trips from Zurich to Zermatt are rarely worthwhile, as travellers often spend more time on the train than in Zermatt itself.
Thrillophilia Europe Operations Team: Jungfraujoch can close during poor weather. Fog and wind are the main factors, with closures happening roughly 40 days per year. Thrillophilia pre-books the 8 am gondola slot where clear-sky probability is highest and maps one weather-buffer day into every Swiss alpine itinerary.
Rome is best experienced over three nights rather than two. The Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Vatican City each deserve dedicated time to explore. Visit the Trevi Fountain before 8:00 am for a quieter experience. Many travellers leave after two nights, wishing they had stayed longer.
Note from Our Travellers: Rome can get very hot in July, with temperatures often reaching 34°C. It is best to visit the Colosseum and Roman Forum early in the morning and keep indoor attractions like the Vatican for later in the day.
Amsterdam is a city best experienced at a relaxed pace. The Anne Frank House requires timed tickets booked weeks in advance during peak season, while the Rijksmuseum easily requires half a day to explore. A canal cruise from Centraal Station offers an excellent introduction to the city, and renting a bike is the most efficient way to explore its modern neighbourhoods.
Prague is one of Europe’s most charming and affordable cities, with hotel rates often 30–40% lower than Paris or Rome and restaurant meals typically costing INR 1,000–2,000 per person. Prague Castle, Old Town Square, and other major sights are easily explored on foot, while Charles Bridge at dawn offers one of Central Europe’s few truly uncrowded landmark experiences. Two full days are enough to see the city's main highlights at a comfortable pace.
Vienna is ideal for travellers who enjoy world-class museums, elegant architecture, and a slower pace of travel. Its historic café culture is an essential part of the experience, with places like Café Central and Café Landtmann worth visiting for an afternoon. For culture lovers, standing-room tickets at the Vienna State Opera offer one of the best-value experiences in Europe.
Barcelona works best as a starting or ending point for a Spain-focused itinerary. Gaudí’s Sagrada Família is unlike anything else on a typical European route, while Park Güell is best visited early in the morning before the crowds arrive. The Gothic Quarter comes alive in the evening and is best explored on foot. The city’s greatest appeal lies in its architecture, culture, and atmosphere rather than its beaches.
Europe’s rail network offers an easy way to travel between countries, with fast city-centre-to-city-centre connections without the hassle of airport transfers. Routes such as Paris to Zurich, Rome to Florence, and Vienna to Budapest are both efficient and comfortable. For a truly scenic experience, the Glacier Express from Zermatt to St. Moritz traverses the Alps, crossing 291 bridges over an unforgettable eight-hour journey.
Note from Our Travellers: If you are travelling in July, it is best to book Glacier Express dining seats in advance, as they fill up quickly during peak season. The journey across the Landwasser Viaduct is one of the route’s most scenic highlights.
The Eiffel Tower offers the best views across Paris, especially from the summit on a clear day. Booking summit lift tickets in advance is recommended, while the 10 pm illumination show is best enjoyed from the Trocadéro Gardens, with no ticket or queue required.
Jungfraujoch, at 3,454 metres, is Switzerland’s most iconic mountain excursion, offering snow and glacier views throughout the year. Mount Titlis from Engelberg is an easy alpine day trip from Lucerne, while Schilthorn rewards visitors with spectacular Matterhorn views without the need for an overnight stay in Zermatt.
Thrillophilia Europe Operations Team: Our booking data shows that travellers who combine Jungfraujoch and Titlis on the same itinerary rate their Switzerland section lower than those who choose one excursion and spend the rest of the day at leisure in Lucerne. One alpine day done well gives more than two rushed mountain trips.
Source: Thrillophilia booking data, June 2026.
A traditional gondola ride takes you through Venice’s canals for around 30 minutes and is best experienced in the early evening when the light is at its softest. For a more budget-friendly alternative, the Grand Canal vaporetto offers many of the same iconic views at a fraction of the cost.
The Vatican Museums are home to one of the most significant art collections in the world. Guided entry makes a genuine difference, especially in the Sistine Chapel. St. Peter's Basilica is free, and the Dome climb gives you a direct view of Bernini's baldachin and Rome's skyline that most visitors miss.
Christmas markets across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland run from late November until December 24. Vienna’s Christkindlmarkt at Rathausplatz is among the most visited in Central Europe, while Strasbourg, Nuremberg, and Salzburg are excellent alternatives. Entry to all of these markets is free.
Note from Our Travellers: Book December trips by September, as hotel prices in cities like Vienna, Munich, and Zurich rise significantly during Christmas week. Travelling in mid-November often offers a similar festive atmosphere at comparatively lower costs.
Budapest is built on 123 thermal springs, making its bath culture a genuine part of local life. The Széchenyi Baths are famous for their outdoor pools, which remain open even during winter. For a different experience, the Gellért Baths and Rudas Baths each offer their own distinctive architecture and atmosphere.
These four itineraries are among the most preferred choices for Indian travellers, covering popular destinations with comfortable travel flow, well-planned transfers, and attractions that can be booked smoothly in advance.
Best for first-time Europe travellers who want two distinct experiences without too many hotel moves.
Thrillophilia Europe Operations Team: This is the route we recommend when someone wants the Eiffel Tower and snow in the same trip. Two countries, one train change, no internal flights, and a single hotel move. Travellers on this route consistently rate it higher on average than those who add a third country at the same duration.
Know More About: 7-Days Package
Source: Thrillophilia booking data, June 2026.
One of the most popular Europe routes among Indian travellers, this itinerary combines cultural landmarks, Alpine scenery, and Italian history with a smooth travel flow between destinations.
Know More About: 12 Days Package
Best for travellers with longer holidays or those returning to Europe for another trip. The route moves smoothly from Western to Central Europe, helping reduce unnecessary travel time between destinations.
Know More About: 14-Days Package
UK Visa Note for Grand Europe Extension: If your 15-day route includes London, you need a UK Standard Visitor Visa in addition to your Schengen visa. Plan an additional 4 to 6 weeks for the separate application.
Best for couples and travellers visiting Europe during the festive winter season. The ideal travel window is from late November to December 23, when Christmas markets across Europe are fully operational.
Each season in Europe offers a genuinely different experience. The right travel window depends on what you are going for, not just when you are free to travel.
Spring is the most balanced window for Indian travellers. Temperatures are between 10°C and 22°C across most of Europe, days are long, tourist attractions are fully open, and prices have not yet reached peak summer levels. Cherry blossoms appear in April across parts of France and Switzerland. This season aligns well with Indian school half-terms and is the window Thrillophilia most consistently recommends for first-time Europe trips.
Peak summer brings the best weather but also the highest prices and largest crowds. July and August align with Indian school holidays, making this the most popular booking window for families. Hotel rates in Paris, Zurich, and Rome are at their annual high. If you are travelling in peak summer, book accommodation and attraction entries 4 to 6 months ahead. In Rome and Barcelona, schedule all outdoor sightseeing before 10 am and after 6 pm. Midday heat in southern Europe in July regularly exceeds 34°C.
Autumn is one of the best times to visit Europe, with comfortable temperatures, fewer crowds, and hotel rates in major cities often 10–20% lower than peak summer prices. Many Alpine cable cars continue operating through October, making it an excellent season for sightseeing. This period suits couples, solo travellers, and those returning to Europe for a quieter experience after the summer rush.
December is the Christmas market season across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Vienna, Nuremberg, Strasbourg, and Salzburg are among the standout destinations. Hotel rates in these cities can rise by 40–60% compared to the rest of winter, making early booking important. Most markets run from late November until December 23 before closing for the season.
January to March is Europe’s most budget-friendly travel season outside the Christmas period. Crowds are minimal, hotel rates are at their lowest, and Alpine ski resorts are in full swing. Budapest’s thermal baths are particularly enjoyable during these colder months, while most museums, attractions, and cultural experiences continue operating on regular schedules.
The following reviews are from verified Thrillophilia bookings. All quotes are taken directly from post-trip feedback submitted by travellers after completing their Europe trip.
Savita Parmar — Vadodara
Norway in a Nutshell with FREE Fjord Cruise Ride | March 2026
“Leaving the hectic traffic of Vadodara for the absolute silence of the Jostedalsbreen glacier was a life-altering experience. Thrillophilia didn't just book a tour; they engineered a seamless Arctic adventure where I felt like a pioneer rather than a tourist. Kayaking through the crystal-clear waters of the Aurlandsfjord under the midnight sun was a surreal highlight. The logistical backbone—from the precise car rental pickup to the remote cabin stays—was invisible yet flawless.”
Supriya Nambiar — Thrissur
Scenic Scandinavia with FREE Mostraumen Cruise | April 2026
“Our trip to Norway, Finland, and Denmark with Thrillophilia was honestly one of the most memorable holidays we’ve taken. Since it involved three countries, we were expecting some level of confusion or tiredness, but the way the itinerary was arranged made the journey feel smooth throughout. The sequence of destinations was planned smartly, so we were not backtracking or spending unnecessary hours on travel. That made a huge difference.
In Norway, we got to enjoy the landscapes and fjord views we had always wanted to see. Finland had a completely different feel, especially with the winter setting and unique local experiences. Denmark added a lively city side to the trip, which balanced the itinerary well. The hotels were selected at good locations, with easy access, and comfortable enough after long days outside. We appreciated that the stays were chosen based on convenience, not just appearance.
What we liked most was that the schedule gave us enough to do each day without feeling overpacked. We could actually enjoy each destination instead of rushing through it. For a multi-country holiday, the planning matters more than anything, and that is where Thrillophilia got it right. The trip felt organised in a way that made everything easier for us.”
Prerna Gupta — Indore
Winter Special European Trail | France, Switzerland, Austria & Germany | May 2026
“Our Europe trip turned out to be one of the most memorable holidays we have taken. Covering multiple countries in one journey can easily become exhausting, but the planning was done in a way that kept things manageable. Transfers, stays, and schedules were all handled properly, which helped us enjoy the experience instead of worrying about details every day.”
This is the most frequent pre-trip question Thrillophilia receives from Indian travellers. Here is what the operations team recommends by city.
For Jain travellers: Inform Thrillophilia in writing at the time of booking. Jain meal options are coordinated with accommodation partners across major cities where available.
26,900+ Indian travellers have booked Europe through Thrillophilia as of May 2026, earning a 4.7-star post-trip rating across planning quality, on-ground support, and overall experience. Experiences such as Shalini Sharma's Europe trip story highlight how thoughtful itinerary planning, visa assistance, and coordinated transfers help travellers enjoy multiple European destinations with confidence and ease.
Every package goes through four checks before it is released:
The ideal group size for a Europe group tour is usually 20 to 30 people. This size makes it easier to manage hotels, transport, and sightseeing activities. It also gives travellers a chance to meet new people and enjoy the trip together without the group feeling too large. Overall, it helps create a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.
A UK Standard Visitor Visa costs £127, which is approximately INR 14,000–15,000, depending on the current exchange rate. The exact amount in INR may vary slightly at the time of payment. In addition to the visa fee, you may need to pay extra charges for services such as priority processing or assistance at the visa application centre.
Yes, English is widely spoken across most European tourist cities, attractions, hotels, and restaurants, making it easy for Indian travellers to communicate during their trip. Additionally, Thrillophilia provides English-speaking guides and 24/7 trip support, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free travel experience. This means language is rarely a barrier when exploring Europe with a guided tour.
Paris (France), Santorini (Greece), Venice (Italy), Interlaken (Switzerland), and Prague (Czech Republic) are the most popular honeymoon destinations in Europe for Indian couples. Thrillophilia's dedicated honeymoon Europe packages include private transfers, candlelit dinner options, couple-friendly hotel upgrades, and curated experiences like Seine river cruises and gondola rides.
The Euro is accepted across most of Europe. 1 EUR = 107 INR (as of April, 2026)
However, countries like Switzerland (CHF), the UK (GBP), and the Czech Republic (CZK) use their own currencies. Thrillophilia's pre-trip guide covers exact currency recommendations country-by-country.
The best Europe tour packages for families are the Classic Europe and Grand Europe tour packages by Thrillophilia.
A 7 to 9-day trip to Europe starts from INR 1.17 lakh per person. On the other hand, a 10 to 12-day multi-country package will be somewhere between INR 1.8 lakh and INR 2.8 lakh. If you want a package that includes international flight tickets from India, the prices begin at INR 2.2 lakh and go upward.
Thrillophilia Europe tour package covers 20+ countries like France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia. Multi-country customisable itineraries are offered across Western, Southern, and Central Europe.
Yes, modifications are possible, subject to availability and applicable change fees from hotels, airlines, or rail operators. Thrillophilia recommends finalising your itinerary before the visa application is submitted, as the visa is issued based on your declared travel plan. Any major changes post-visa approval may require informing the relevant embassy. Our trip coordinators will guide you through any changes and ensure that all updated documents are in order before your departure.
A group Europe tour departs on fixed dates with a set itinerary, generally at a lower per-person cost, and is ideal for solo travellers or those who enjoy meeting fellow Indian travellers. A private Europe tour is fully customised; you choose your own dates, pace, hotels, and activities. Thrillophilia offers both formats, with group departures starting at lower price points and private tours offering maximum flexibility.
April to June and September to October are definitely the best months. These months offer comfortable weather, fully operational attractions, and manageable crowds compared to other months. December is a good month for Christmas market travel. July and August are peak season months, with higher prices and heavier tourist traffic.
Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Portugal are among the most affordable European countries for Indian travellers, offering budget-friendly stays, local transport, and reasonably priced food.
April to June and September to October are definitely the best months. These months offer comfortable weather, fully operational attractions, and manageable crowds compared to other months. December is a good month for Christmas market travel. July and August are peak season months, with higher prices and heavier tourist traffic.
Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Portugal are among the most affordable European countries for Indian travellers, offering budget-friendly stays, local transport, and reasonably priced food.
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