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Question by : How do you choose Europe travel destination? What is most important to you? Best answer: Answer by conley39Sometimes, I choose from places I’ve never visited before. Other times, I choose based on local festivals, exhibitions or events. If both are combined in one location, that would be even better. Give your answer More >
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Question by regionxrodeoqueen: International flight to Germany tips? I will be traveling to Germany on December 28th on a one way flight into Frankfurt. I already have my passport and all of that stuff, but I was wondering if anyone had any actual tips about the flight itself. My friend who is a German native More >
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Question by Smart @ss: Has anyone ever traveled to Europe? I’m going to Europe with EF Tours this summer, and I need tips on packing, traveling, etc. Someone help! I’m 16. We’re going to London, Paris, Rome, and another city in Italy. We spend the night on a train too! 10 or 11 days including More >
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Article by Winston Jenkins Europe, a dream destination for nearly everyone alive! Extremely rich in culture and heritage, this country has got almost everything to offer to its guests. Exotic sightseeing spots, grand palaces and museums, extremely palatable food, aristocratic wines and a lot of things more make Europe the ultimate place to be. For More >
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Question by kiki: Asian girl backpacking across Europe alone; questions? I’m a 24-year-old Asian female. I’d like to go backpacking in Europe sometime next year, and I’m hoping to visit as many countries as possible on the Eurail pass. I have a few questions: 1) How will people in Europe react to seeing an Asian More >
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Question by The Mouse II: What are some tips you would give to someone who want to travel to India for the first time? My third question about travelling to India. OK – I have decided that the area I want to visit is Kerala. In Kerala, what would be the city where I would More >
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Question by me and m: Toronto to New York (Travel Tips)? This October I will be traveling from Toronto to New York for a week. I have these travel options. -By Air -By Train -By Bus -By Carpool Since I am on a student budget, I cannot afford the the air and train. I have More >
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Question by LeoBeau: First time traveling overseas, international? I will be visiting Tokyo, Japan for over a week this summer and would like to know any tips/advices for first time traveling overseas. Not much of sightseeing advice, but more like the legal stuff: 1.) I am not US citizen but legal resident. Besides my driver’s More >
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Article by Gardner Wilkinson Most of the times, if you talk with your co-passengers in a flight, you would find out that most of them have paid much less for their tickets compared to you. Obviously you may not like it when you hear such a thing, however, there are ways to lower down the More >
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about 1 year ago
I lived in Germany for 5 years and traveled extensively..
I would always take heavy warm socks, long johns, heavy blue jeans, a few flannels shirts, and my trusty army jacket with the liner.
Of course sunglasses and good warm waterproof boots.
I carried everything I needed for a month in a regular old backpack. Not a fancy one.
Get used to washing clothing in sinks as there were no laundromats all over like here in the US. Though there were Haus Frau’s that would do same day laundry for a modest fee.
about 1 year ago
great tips from edward, other tips:
Make a list. Compose a pack list. Be sure to coordinate shirts and blouses with bottoms.
Roll ‘me up please. The best way to fit all your clothes is by rolling pants and shirts. First fold each item in half. Then simply roll.
Put under garments on the top. place all panties in a plastic bag free of any clippers, lighters or other questionable paraphernalia.
Good information to help you travel to Europe country, see:
about 1 year ago
Before you get to a city and start looking for a place to stay it is always a good idea to have a reservation at a hostel. There is nary a traveler alive who doesn’t have some sort of story outlining their hubris that they could just find a place to stay when they got there only to realize that there was in fact no place to stay and the park bench they slept on, and the guy they slept on it with were none too pleasant.
Most hostels will take reservations at least six months in advance to don’t be shy about staking your claim to a comfy bed as soon as you can. Some will require a 25$ deposit, or your credit card number. An inconvenience for sure but it’s just the business. Of course, if you can avoid giving your credit card to some random person halfway around the world, it’s best to do so.
If you are not comfortable with calling hostels directly, try an online booking website like http://www.hostelio.com where you dont have to pay any booking fees.
Also, the earlier you reserve the better chance you have at scoring a single or double room, which will make your stay that much better.