Trip to Europe
Aug 29th, 2017, 04:21 AM
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I am looking for recommendations for a first trip to europe.I just graduated from high school and I'm taking a gap year before university or college, currently I am free and i am looking for a trip that will help me expand my mind and help me build myself up in order to be ready for my next chapter in life (university), I am open for every kind of experince, but I am coming form a conservative and overprotective family that won't allow every trip, I would appreciate every help and every recommendation for a trip.
I am looking for recommendations for a first trip to europe.I just graduated from high school and I'm taking a gap year before university or college, currently I am free and i am looking for a trip that will help me expand my mind and help me build myself up in order to be ready for my next chapter in life (university), I am open for every kind of experince, but I am coming form a conservative and overprotective family that won't allow every trip, I would appreciate every help and every recommendation for a trip.
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You looking for a tour or on your own
how long
what's your budget
when - what months
Trains are great for getting around - some sources to help you understand the rail system - www.budgeteuropetravel.com (superb online European Planning & Rail Guide is a great start with suggested rail itineraries all over Europe); www.ricksteves.com and www.seat61.com.
Under 29 you can get a Eurail Youthpass valid all over Europe on nearly all trains except U.K. For folks traveling around much a good deal - hop on trains at will in most countries.
Staying in youth hostels will let you meet others your age from around the world.
how long
what's your budget
when - what months
Trains are great for getting around - some sources to help you understand the rail system - www.budgeteuropetravel.com (superb online European Planning & Rail Guide is a great start with suggested rail itineraries all over Europe); www.ricksteves.com and www.seat61.com.
Under 29 you can get a Eurail Youthpass valid all over Europe on nearly all trains except U.K. For folks traveling around much a good deal - hop on trains at will in most countries.
Staying in youth hostels will let you meet others your age from around the world.
Aug 29th, 2017, 08:19 AM
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Most EU countries are part of the Schengen agreement, which means you cannot stay more than 90 days without a special visa. Otherwise no visa is required. A SIL is moving to Spain and there is a great deal of paperwork involved including financial statements and a certification from the FBI that you were never a felon. No kidding.
After we were married we spent six months in Europe. Much different times and costs. And it will be a memorable experience.
After we were married we spent six months in Europe. Much different times and costs. And it will be a memorable experience.
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