cheapest way to travel through europe
exactly waht the title says, what is the cheapest way to experience europe?
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Europe is a VERY big place. Give us a hint what you have in mind.
What part(s) of Europe? What time of year? How long is your trip? Where are you traveling from? Just <u>anything</u> we can work with. |
sleeping in hostels or in a tent on campgrounds
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A combination of biking, cheap train or bus, finding economy flights and city central airports.
Using friends and contacts for a couch to sleep on, find a hostel, an apartment or camp. Use supermarkets for food, avoid eating out in touristy city central areas. Don't but souvenir tatt. |
Work and you'll experience Europe EARNING money.
An easy answer to an easy question. |
I ran into a young guy in Europe that said skateboarding the cities and sleeping on buses between towns was the way to go. I dont recommend it though.
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Traveling slow is the key, especially if you take an expensive long flight to get here.
Traveling in a small motorhome is an ideal way to see Europe VERY cheaply.Go off season for even cheaper rates & stay awhile at each stop, using your bikes, walking or mass transit to get around. http://www.soultravelers3.com |
I'm surprised to hear that motorhomes are a cheap way to travel. Here in the US it'll cost $100+/day to rent one, and that doesn't include gas or mileage or paying for a campground or other place to park.
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Not all that practical since the OP is a student who is too young to rent a motor home in Europe - or at least w/o huge insurance surcharges.
Also, since he is an American he (probably) will not be able to work in Europe. He hasn't returned to either of his threads - maybe he forgot he registered/posted. |
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