Consider this a quick beginner’s guide to traveling Europe this year.
There’s so much advice out there for what to do and how to do it, but I think each trip should be a fully personal experience, not some kind of pre-existing route of things everyone ‘must do’.
Overthinking is not always a good thing and keeping spontaneity in your life can be very rewarding. Don’t be afraid.
Let me know in the comments what some of your favorite travel experiences have been!
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As a German expat living in the US, I approve this video. It's full of great tips.
Nice video! I think a lot of the points do also apply to travel in general.
As long as one keeps being curious and avoids only going sight hunting travelling can be a very rewarding experience.
Hi lotta, you make some very good observations. Using local grocery shops is a great way to converse with local people especially in mainland Europe. Also public transport in places like France, Holland , Germany , Italy and Spain is so cost effective way to travel.