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[tsamshox]

Sup Y'all.....

I'm trying to plan my Euro vacation right now for April....y'all got any travel sites/bookings that you guys can recommend? Any personal experiences? Right now I am messing with travel masters.com but any other recommended sites would be appreciated.

BTW....any tips for traveling to Europe? I will be going to London-Paris-Amsterdam-Rome.

THANKS BRAHS WILL REP FOR ADVICE.

 

[johnnyredstorm]

Priceline?

 

[ice city fc]

I like statravel.com, round trip flights to major European cities are under $1K if you book a month or two in advance and if you call and book over the phone, it's only a $300 deposit with the remainder due a week or so before departure. Just say your a student to get those rates there's no verification process.

Traveling within continental Europe for sure check out Ryanair.

 

[superantigen]

Did a Eurotrip just a few weeks ago via Trafalgar travel tours.

Visited London, Paris, Lucern, Venice, Florence, Rome, and Amsterdam.

Tip: London is going to be damp the whole time you're there, Parisians and Italians are terrible drivers, and Amsterdam is a biking city so be ready for that...

But really though, all in all, every one of these cities is marvelous.

In London, a walk in Hyde Park is a must. Also get tickets for the London eye if you can. It's a great way to see the city from a new perspective. Use your credit card in London and cash (Euro) everywhere else that you're going.

In Paris, without question, GO SEE THE Moulin Rouge. It's expensive, but the experience is well worth it.

In Rome, there wasn't one thing that really stood out to me, but I enjoyed the ambience of the city and the still functional ancient architecture.

As for Amsterdam, we were there for about a day and it was freezing the entire time. Furthermore, because we were on bikes and aiming to explore the entire city, we really didn't get a focused experience. The Red Light district was interesting though, and the Rijk was pleasant.

Also, of the four cities you're visiting, Rome is the most affordable and London is the most expensive--at least that was my impression.

How long do you plan on being there (Europe, London, Paris, A.dam, Rome)?





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[a blinkin]

How long did you stay over there?

 

[superantigen]

11 days.



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[lazyj10]

Son all you need is:
Kayak for airfare
AirBnB for lodging
Rick Steves for everything in between

Currently planning - Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Czeck Republic, Netherlands and Belgium

Will book everything ourselves.

Did Italy and Switzerland the same way in 2013

 

[tsamshox]

I will be in Europe for 2 1/2 weeks

Was def gonna do the whole separate bookings for flights/lodging/transportation but then I started to get overwhelmed .

But yeah I pretty much have a rough itinerary for my trip except for Amsterdam (aside from RLD)

Anybody know the best way to purchase tickets for EPL games? Trying to catch the Manchester Darby in April

 

[mr jordan04]

Looking to go to Greece and somewhere else next summer

 

[nikeskywalker]

I'm going to Belgium in 19 days. I'll scout Belgium & france for you.

I lived in eu for 2 years from 02 to 04.

I cant believe I'm still alive. I never intended to live this long.