Norway, a country with only 5 million people, but roughly the area of California, doesn't have lots of public transit infrastructure - a rental car will let us visit lots of adorable small towns in the gorgeous country!

Also, let us know if you have ideas for things to do or places to recommend to see in Norway, Austria and Denmark!

We love flying Southwest to see our friends back at home!

Help us destress from wedding planning and rejuvenate for our big day with a couples massage!

Bavaria is a region beloved for its picturesque mountains, dark beer, and hearty foods. We will be eating lots of dumplings!

We're going to spend several days in Munich to kick off our honeymoon. Noah is most excited to see the Palatine Crown - the oldest English crown still in existence - and Cat is most excited for the schnitzel

I couldn't find a picture of one stein of pale beer (weissen, or wheat beer, for Cat) and one of very dark beer (doppelbock for Noah)

Check out the view! Combined with surprisingly positive reviews (for a restaurant inside of a 950 year old castle), it's hard to beat this experience!

There's so many, from sacher torte to esterhazy torte, from apfelstrudel to germknudel - and who can forget the Salzburgerer nockerl! We're determined to try each - likely more than once! To compare quality, of course...

Christopher Columbus ate here, at St Peters Stiftskeller! The restaurant is over 1200 years old; Noah mostly wants to experience the history, but Cat is going to hold them to a high food standard.

Don't worry, tasters are included with the tour.

While Austria has fantastic public transportation infrastructure, it can be hard to reach the small, adorable towns in the Salzkammergut; a rental car will save us time so we can make the most of our honeymoon!

The Schafbergbahn is a 19th century railcar up the side of a mountain that offers stunning views of the stunning Salzkammergut lakes

Many people on Instagram say that this town is the "real-life Frozen", though Frozen is actually inspired by Norwegian towns - the next stop on our trip!

Copenhagen is one of the most beautiful, clean, and idyllic cities Noah has ever visited. Unfortunately, a croissant there will run you about $7.50

Copenhagen's kanelsnegle (cinnamon rolls) are world-famous!

Smørrebrød are open faced sandwiches that are traditional in Danish cuisine, typically made with rye, salmon, and toppings. We're excited to try them, but with Copenhagen prices... we're going to need some help!

Cat and Noah have gone on a surprising number of boat tours together. One of their favorites was the architecture tour in Chicago - ask them what the tallest building east of the Mississippi was! This will continue the tradition!

There's no better way to see the city than by bike! We can take the opportunity to run over careless tourists who dare to step into the bike lane.

The Norwegian twin to its more famous Danish cousin, the kardemommebolle is a delicately aromatic and enticing treat to bring on our hikes through the fjords.

Bergen is Noah's favorite town in Norway (Noah's favorite country!), and they have several cruises that voyage out into crystalline fjords.

Hardangerfjord - a UNESCO world heritage site - is absolutely filled with apple orchards, and the farmers there are famous for craft hard cider, many brewed with champagne yeasts.