Summer in Europe

I have applied through DePaul to study abroad this summer in Madrid for three weeks then Prague for three weeks. I haven't heard back yet whether I've been officially accepted, but I'm not too worried. I really regret not taking the opportunity to study abroad in undergrad, so I figured this was a now-or-never type deal.
I'll get 5 credits per three weeks, so I'll be 10 credits ahead of an average 2L. Normally, that wouldn't mean a whole lot but in the world of lawyering, it means I'll be eligible to get my temporary license to practice a bit more quickly. For my friends lucky enough not to be in law school, law students are not allowed to give legal advice to clients, so we are pretty limited to bitch work in what work we can do. Once we get our temporary license after so many credit hours, we can actually have clients, go to court, be a real attorney etc. Since my goal is to end up in litigation, I am pushing to get that license and get in the courtroom as quickly as possible.
This far out, I am not nervous at all! I am BEYOND excited to plan the trip, including planning out where to see before my classes start in mid-June (like my friends living in Deutschland). I'm thinking of starting in Rome and working my way up to Germany and then back down to Madrid. There's about 1,000,001 uncertainties right now so please let me know if you have suggestions or tips!
1. View of Madrid
2. Gran Via
3. Palacio de Cristal
4. View of Prague
5. Prague Bridges
6. Prague Castle