Hey fellow travellers.
I see maybe 30% of the threads are currently about Europe.
I think it makes sense since most people see more than 1 country when travelling Europe to post in one thread. That way we can share our questions and answers together.
I have a question. I'm doing a euro trip for a month in July and have most of what I want to do planned out. However, I'm finishing it in Rome and was wondering, I'll be there for 5 days and want to know what are some must sees. Should I buy tickets to stuff like the coliseum beforehand (online)? 1 or 2 of those nights, I'd like to go out to a club or bar, what are some good ones? (will be there from Thursday to Monday.)
Thanks.
>>1119503
I had no trouble getting into the Colosseum without any booking. There's a 1-2 hour queue in high season, but there's no entry limit to worry about.
I'll bite, Wroclaw or Krakow? I have 3 days to spend in either or on my way to Prague. Can't make up my mind.
So for a first time traveller, I get that this is a massively subjective question, so I'd like to preface with this-
How long do you guys usually amble around Europe for? I've got this idea in my head of just wandering around for a month or two, so with that in mind I'd like to ask for a ballpark number, how much would it be prudent to take with me?
>>1119582
i stopped reading your question when i read "time traveller"
>>1119586
But then how will you know who wins the franchise wars?
>>1119533
How much did you pay?
>>1119580
Krakow for sure
Going to Europe in a month exactly.
What is the best Sim card to get so I can have data and shit while I'm there?
>>1120804
>What is the best Sim card to get so I can have data and shit while I'm there?
Finn here. The prices of calls/data was recently capped within the European Union.
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=maximum%20data%20prices%20eu
^ So up to 0.05€ extra if you cross a border. Just get any prepaid SIM really, not at an airport. Seven eleven would do I think
>>1120866
How do I check if my phone is unlocked?
Two questions.
1: which is a good city to use as a hub in Europe?
2: is it worth it to buy a bicycle to ride around Europe? Can I easily transport the bike international trains?
>London
3 days
>Warsaw
3 days
>Krakow
4 days
>Wroclaw
3 days
>Prague
4 days
>Vienna
4 days
>Bratislava
2 days
>Budapest
4 days
>Dublin
3 days
>>1121996
>which is a good city to use as a hub in Europe?
Munich possibly. It's centrally located, has a large train station/airport, lots of overnight trains leave out of there. It's has enough going on to keep you interested if you just want to hangout there. It's not the cheapest however.
>is it worth it to buy a bicycle to ride around Europe? Can I easily transport the bike on international trains
Don't know about transporting it on trains, it might cost extra. Honestly though it seems like a pain in the ass to have to haul it around everywhere. Biking is quite popular in Europe, it's affordable to rent a bike for a day if that's something you're interested in, most cities are rather bike friendly.
If anyine wants to know here is my wuld and fun as fuck euro month:
Vienna:2 days
Innsbruck+surrounding alpine trekking: 10 days
Berlin: 5 day
Bad belzig: 1 day
Paris: 4 days
Normandy: 3 days
Milan: 3 days
Roma: 4 days
Anzio: 1 day
Wien: 2days and home. Italian girls are crazy and I love tinder.
>>1121599
Download a su* console app and see if you can do anything
>>1119580
Two days in Krakow and one in Wroclaw
>>1122050
>Krakow
Give that three days
>Wroclaw
Needs just one or two
>Bratislava
Basically just need one day
With that extra time you could spend more time in another city or visit places such as Cesky Krumlov, Cork, York, Bohemian Switzerland, etc.
