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Itinerary for 2 month trip but traveling while working, how many nights in each place

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Hello Everyone! I’m excited to share my travel itinerary for a 2-3 month adventure in Europe this Spring/Summer while working remotely. I’ve always dreamed of exploring these beautiful destinations, and now that I can take my job on the road, I’m ready to make it happen! I’d love your input on my schedule, especially regarding the number of nights in each place and if I should adjust anything. Here’s my plan for the first month—thank you for your insights and support!

Hello Everyone,

I am drafting up a plan to travel this Spring / Summer to Europe for 2-3 months.

I am not a digital nomad per se I’m just looking to take my job on the road since I am fully remote and can work from anywhere. But I wanted to refer to this channel on their input to check my calendar of events below and get input on the schedule and if I need to add a day or two to any of these locations. I wanted to travel now for at least 5 years and didn’t get a chance to until now. I don’t want to quit my job since I’m able to work from wherever I want but I do work from 8 am to 5 pm CT USA hours. I’d appreciate any input on my plan for the first month. Thank you all so much:

Sat April 18 to Saturday April 25 (7 nights): Rome

Sat April 25 to Friday May 1 (6 nights): Seville. I will take Monday the 27th off to do a Ronda day trip.

Friday May 1 to Monday May 4 (3 nights): Granada

Monday May 4 to Sunday May 10 (6 nights): Madrid, one day trip to

either Toledo or Segovia. I will take Monday May 4 off of work.

Sunday May 10 to Saturday May 16 (6 nights): Krakow, day trips to divine mercy sanctuary, salt mines.

Saturday May 16 to Thursday May 21 (5 nights): Prague

Thursday May 21 to Tuesday May 26 (5 nights): Vienna

Tuesday May 26 to Sunday May 31 (5 nights): Budapest

I’ve also been to Rome before only for 2 full days. I don’t like revisiting places but thought to start there since I’m familiar with it, enjoyed my time there, and can get over jet lag. Was debating swapping that with Madrid. If I go to Madrid first, I’d probably head to Krakow right after Granada.

My job is not super demanding it’s low key easy but still a lot of work to juggle around with work load wise. Some days are more demanding than others.

Thank you!

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