Itinerary Clinic and Europe Talk in an Edmonds Waterfront Hall

Guests arrive at a waterfront hall for coffee and a short slide talk on how a European trip is paced: how many bases, how long in each, and how the trains between them shape the rest. The room then breaks into tables of six, where each guest puts a draft route on the table and has it marked up in pen, with nights cut, connections fixed and a day given back to the city that needs it. An hour of open questions follows, covering rail passes and booking windows, luggage, shoulder-season weather and what to do about the one museum everybody queues for. The morning ends with a round of the room, one specific recommendation per guest, and a guidebook for the country each is heading to.