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We will be in europe for one month; after Amsterdam we will go to Prague then Austria. We want to attend a rock music festival in Salzburg but how do I get tickets? My boys are big and independent for their ages, lots of travel experience, not fussy, but I am not as healthy or quick as them and would like to stay with them in a room, but know that won’t happen in a hostel. Any suggestions?
I’m currently in highschool (about to start my senior year) and i have signed up to go to a european trip with some of my friends, as US citizens do not require a visa to enter the EU, I do, as I am not a citizen of the US but I live here legally under an E2 visa which is a long term business visa, how do I go upon applying for a schengan visa as I am a citizen of trinidad and tobago?And this is my itinerary.
London, England
Paris, France
Overnight train- traveling through France
Nice, France
Venice, Italy
Vienna, Austria
Salzburg, Austria.
Thanks in advance for any help
Hi Guys,
Can you please help me with the below??
Im off to Europe in november and we are doing the following train travel
Berlin – Munich (Germany)
Munich – Salzburg (Austria)
Salzburg – Venice (Italy)
Venice – Rome (Italy)
Should I get a Eurail pass or buy as I go? If I should get a pass can anyone please help to tell me which one? Im finding it all very confusing!!
thanks in advance for all your help!
Jenn
I am 19 and I will be traveling alone going across Europe for 3 months
These are the cities I plan to stay overnight in at least 1 day Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Salzburg, Munich, Cologne, Paris, Madrid, Seville, Barcelona, Nice, Bern, Interlaken, Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Athens, Crete, Istanbul, Sofia, Belgrade, Budapest, Kiev , Moscow, ****. Petersburg, Riga, Stockholm…
I am wondering how much should i expect to spend during those 3 months. I already have my plane tickets in order. I just need an estimate on housing, food, etc…..
Howdy All!
My sister and I are going on our first European adventure for 28 days from May 15 to June 11. As of now, our plan is to buy a 21 day Eurail pass and travel almost nonstop from France, to Italy, to Austria, to Switzerland, to the Netherlands, to Germany, to Denmark, and to Sweden. These 21 days would be sandwiched between to periods of time in England.
I think my sister is really pumped about seeing a lot of famous cities, but I’m worried that we’re making a bad decision and I don’t want to spend $600 on a pass I’ll regret buying. There are a few places we have to see: Rome, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and Stockholm. Do you think we should drop the rail pass idea, get cheap plane tickets to Italy, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen, then take the train to Stockholm. We are also interested in seeing old villages, with old buildings.
Like I said our other plan was to move almost non-stop from Paris, to Monaco, to Pisa, to Rome, to Naples, to Pompeii, to Rome again, to Florence, to Venice, to Salzburg, to Innsbruck, to Zurich, to Bern, to Lausanne, to Paris again, to Amsterdam, to Berlin, to Copenhagen, to Stockholm. Many of those are stops on the way to another place, like stopping in Pisa on the way to Rome.
That might give you an idea of some of the things we wanted to see; we are also on a tight budget. What should we cut, what should we see, and how should we get around?
We are looking for some bars that might be interested in having us play. We are entering France on April 5th, then travelling all the way to Greece and returning to the UK on April 19th. The main towns we will be travelling though are: Reims, Metz, Stasbourg, Zurich, Milano, Parma, Bologna, Ancona, Pescara, Bari, Astakos, Tirane, Split, Rijeka, Trieste, Salzburg. Please answer back if you know of any good live music bars to play in those cities or on that route (could be smaller towns as well!) We are a fairly small band. Let us know.
