planning a backpacking trip across europe where do i start?
dalek asked:
this year will be my senior year of high school and i want to celebrate my graduation by backpacking across europe for the entire summer next year. a trip like this obviously takes major planning (and cash) and i'm just looking for a good place to start my planning. my head is already spinning with possibilities. i want to see as much as possible but theres so much to do.
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December 7th, 2009 at 9:56 am
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The thing that is great about Europe is all the trains that connect from major city to major city, so i would look at that as my get to from place to place.
First off, i would narrow it down to the main cities you HAVE to see. So pick a few, maybe Paris, Rome, Madrid, Brussels, Amsterdam, and then figure out how you’re going to get from place to place. And while going from place to place you can see all the places inbetween them, like going from Brussels to Amsterdam, pick some places to stop off.
yess, it seems very confusing, but the main point is narrow down the places you have to see, then start thinking of how to get from place to place and where you are going to stay.
December 8th, 2009 at 12:15 pm
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I traveled all over Europe and i recommend you some places:
1. Spain – Barcelona and Madrid, Barca is the most beautiful i think, but if you go there you must se Madrid as well, Places that i loved: In Barcelona: Place d’espagna, ZOO,Aquarium, Gaudi’s Buildings, The streets called “les ramblas”, the see side,Camp Nou stadium, in Madrid the Royal Palace, Puerta del sol, Prado museum, zoo and santiago Bernabeu stadium.
2. France – Paris: I just recommend you to take a long walk from Notre Dame to Eiffel, you will see all (Champs Elise’s, Louvre)
3. Romania – Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest and other great buildings, Bran Castle and a place called Baile Felix, there’s thermal water and lakes with water lily’s
4. Budapest – Royal Palace, Parliament
5. Italy – Rome (if you like history: Colosseum, temple de la Caracalla, SAN angello castle, Vatican museum, St. Pietro Church) and Venice
6. UK – London: Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, National Gallery, the famous bridge
that’s for the moment