Make every travel experience an adventure!
All the “Free Tours” are actually based on tips. So they can be FREE for two reasons:
The tours based on tips(the “free tours”) are the best to take. These guides will give their best to make the tour interesting and entertaining. Their tip depends on it. read more
The Great Market Hall, built around 1896, is the biggest and most impressive indoor market in Budapest. It is located right off the Liberty Bridge, on the Pest side.
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If you want to get in Venice by train, be sure to get off at the last train station: Venezia Santa Lucia.
Before Santa Lucia there’s another train station, Venezia Mestre(Mestre is a city next to Venice – last stop on the mainland).
The tip: Don’t confuse Venezia Santa Lucia with Venezia Mestre.
Accommodation info, city maps, prices, directions, everything that a tourist needs when he/she gets to a new city, the Tourist Information Desk is the place to ask.
Whatever city your in(touristic city, capital), you can find a Tourist Information Desk in the train station, the airport or the touristic center.
You will find 3-4type of malls and stores(boutiques) in Dalian(And maybe in all China):
First are the malls for the rich people, with original big brands, that have European prices. There, everything is very expensive.
I just ran over a website that says : “The peak holiday season in Greece is from early July to the end of August, when temperatures are higher“.
In my experience, in this period the temperatures are actually too high! In July, the temperatures are most of the times over 40degrees Celsius(on the south islands even 45degrees). It can get very unpleasant to spend a few days in this kind of heat(let’s say your accommodation does not have an air conditioning).
Actually, in July and August you can find the best vacation deals( in resorts like Paralia Katerini ), mainly because the accommodation does not have air conditioning. read more
The InterRail Pass is the fun and budget-friendly way to discover Europe by train.
This Pass is available for European residents only. Non-European residents can buy an EuRail Pass which is basically the same as InterRail.
Countries:
The InterRail Pass is valid for train travel in the following 30 countries: Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, Montenegro, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, FYR Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Turkey and on the ferry between Italy and Greece operated by Attica Group.
Passes:
You can choose the InterRail Global Pass or the InterRail One Country Pass. You can buy you Pass online or from any big train station. If you’re under 26, hurry up and take advantage, the pass is cheaper.
Reservation Fees
Besides the pass price, you have to pay seat reservation fees for most trains. Exception make regional trains(trains that travel between 2 cities in the same country). Here are some examples of reservation fees:
From Budapest(Hungary) to Trieste (Italy) the seat reservation cost 4Euros. From Nice(France) to Barcelona(Spain) the seat reservation cost 5Euros.
Get more info on the InterRail Pass.
In my experience, the best adventures happen in two. Two friends, a couple, or two couples. It’s not a good idea to go more than four on an adventure trip. Too many opinions, too many moods.
P.S. When I say “adventure trip” I don’t mean 7 day all inclusive package at some big resort.
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