Next summer i'll have more than enough money saved up to travel all across Europe. Me and some buddies of mine are going. I'm thinking of getting Eurail train pass that allows me to travel basically anywhere in Europe. Probably going to sleep at hostels most of the time. Does anyone have any experience traveling Europe? I'm looking for any first hand information that might help me and how to see the most while i'm there and make the most out of my money. Thanks everyone
Rule one in Europe- dont talk about Europe Rule two in Europe- dont talk about Europe Rule three in Europe- dont ask for a 'light' beer Rule four in Europe- talking REALLY LOUD does not make you easier to understand
you should have a great time one more 'rule' though, do not compare everything to American 'standards'. "Oh that pizza is alright, but in the States we have.." "Public transport is ok I guess, but in America we..." "...see in America we have the second amendment" ect. I'm not saying you'd do this OP. I just know from experience, there are Americans we say all this shite, giving ALL Americans a bad name.
Avoid Northern England....You won't like it here. It's shit. Go to the south. Cornwall and all that jazz Edit: I say here, I'm from the midlands. But yeah.....The North
Cool cos I got someone there I'm planning to visit, but they keep telling me it's dangerous crappy weather n that lol I'm going there sometime soon either way.
Oh the weather is shit don't get me wrong. That's just one trait of the UK in general ha. Hope you have fun there dude you should do.
You cant really slag off the north then say go to Bristol! Liverpool is the culture capital! Every city has its nice, posher parts and the outskirts where you should'ne venture!