europe

I’m planning a trip,and would like to keep it as minimalist as possible. I would like to hear anyone’s experience. Food for work, hitching rides,police contact, any info you are willing to share will be much appreciated. A friend and I,backpacking Germany,Czech R,Denmark,Austria,Nederland.Also info on visa for a U.S citizen in these countries?

Trying to get from Bruges to Interlaken in the fastest, cheapest, and most efficient way. Been looking into train travel, and have been quite confused by the variety of apparent possibility. Also been going through the flight websites, and haven’t found anything even remotely in my range. Any advice on the best way to do it by train, or perhaps a website or company to use for flight travel, would be really really helpful. I’m leaving for Belgium next monday, and want to head to Interlaken by saturday (probably take a night train friday).

Ok I have a few questions because I don’t think anyone will look at my trip. but I was wondering what a married couple can do in Europe for a honeymoon? Can somebody give me tips and or advice and anything what to do what not to do. What to look for and where to go. if i need to know locations just look at my Eurotrip plan but any help would be greatly appreciated=) Thank you so much and have a great day.

Hi, I’m new to this so if anyone can give me feedback I’d appreciate it. OK, here it goes:

My friends and I want to take a Eurotrip in the summer of 2011, during college. You can find the itinerary and such under my username, but it is basically this:

Fly out of Boston to LONDON
then PARIS, AMSTERDAM, BERLIN, PRAGUE, ROME, ATHENS, and ISTANBUL and return home.

I have planned it to be for 42 days, 6 weeks exactly and had some trouble coming up with a decent budget.

Hey everyone,

So I have been trying to summon up the courage to do this for a long time and finally decide to depart in either October or December. I work for an internet marketing company in New york and asked for permission if I can move to europe and work remotely since i pretty much only need internet access to do my job, and they granted me permission. My apartment lease ends in october, so im putting all my stuff in storage and moving to europe. The duration is indefinite, but my goal is to see at least 10-15 countries and as many cities within each as I can.

Well, im heading to Europe for the first time next summer. Ill have 5000 to spend for a month. This will include having my plane ticket to london already booked and possibly my train tickets. Never traveled on my own before and don’t know what to expect from traveling europe. What should i expect with traveling on my own. Ill be 20 and im male, it is easy to meet people. I herd about people getting robbed on night trains.

Does anyone know the quickest and cheapest route from Ljubljana to Zadar?

I am happy to travel at night as this saves money on night accomodation. I will be travelling mid-week in July.

All suggestions welcome! And links would be great.

Thanks

Alice

In July I need to get from *Zadar to Venice *as quickly as possible- I plan to set off as early as needed in the morning (Monday 20th July).

Is the best route a bus to Trieste and a train from there? Or does anyone know of a quicker route?

Also do you know how much it will all cost approx? I’ve tried looking online but can’t find reliable answers.

All suggestions/links welcome.

Thanks!

i am turning 18 next year and actually planning a euro trip with my cousin.
it will be our first time in europe.. we are so clueless. we need help with our itinerary.

We actually want to visit Italy first, then Spain, Greece, Germany, and France.

Any suggestions?
Like, how long should this trip be? around 1-2 months?
what cities should we visit?
how much money should we bring?

HELP HELP HELP. lol

Does anybody have any suggestion about ski resorts for beginners? I have a plan to visit Germany and Austria at the end of this year and really want to find a good place for my first time skiing. Thank you in advance!