Europe Trip suggestions

[pentaya]

3 hours ago, Amrita said:

I am going for 9 days trip which covers 8 countries through star tours this august . Startours.co.uk 

Have a sibling so we are going to Uk from here with parents and we all are taking the tour. I preferred this as we know ppl how took this tour previously and gave amazing feedback and also because they have indian food for entire tour with min 3 star accommodation . I needed that Indian food as my parents don’t try new cuisines . Hope this helps .

Bahane untundi star tours. Nenu eppudu vellaledu. Kaani vaadiki nachinavi chupisthaadu and okkosari night travel untundi. Star tours is mostly for our parents or older generations.

 

[pentaya]

7 hours ago, alooparata said:

Its best to plan and go by your own.

Few tips:-

1.       Book hotels well in advance to save money. (use Airbnb.com and it will be very good and cost effective).

2.       To travel within city use transport cards (they was have validity of 1/2/4 days, depending on city) and cover all means of transport within city. Plus sometime, they have discount, if bought in group (usually more than 1) – This can be done at Ticket vending machines available at all major city Railway stations.

3.       Most of the big European cities have Metro stations along with Airport and Railway stations.

4.       For travelling from one city to another:

a.       Bus is cheapest, check online and book.

b.       If flight is available (Ryanair or easyjet, they are also cheap). – but they allow only one cabin cabbage per person (no laptop of handbag for lady) and all other baggage, they charge.

c.       Train is costly compared to above but is best was to enjoy Europe. Again train tkts can be booked in advanced and have discounts for booking in advance.

Gp

[pentaya]

7 hours ago, cnu_raop said:

Hi,

Planning to travel to europe(france,italy,germany,swiss,ams) in summer any recommendation on travel packages?

 

Did any one travel through take tours?ela untadi?..im also looking at Expatexplores. 2 weeks plan chesthuna edi better aa renditilo?

 

 

Nuvvu pick cheskunta cities Anni geographical ga different locations. Cheap ga workout avvavu. But if you still insist it is possible to plan everything in advance with few comprises.

Naaku pm cheyy Anni cheothaanu 

[Variety_Pullayya]

Swiss needs at least 5 to 7 days. There is always a chance ut might be cloudy too. So be careful while planning.

[Variety_Pullayya]

Btw. I booked all tickets by myself. Just ensure u takr hotels within walking distance from train stations. Don't prebook unless necessary.

[Pichkaari]

17 hours ago, cnu_raop said:

Hi,

Planning to travel to europe(france,italy,germany,swiss,ams) in summer any recommendation on travel packages?

 

Did any one travel through take tours?ela untadi?..im also looking at Expatexplores. 2 weeks plan chesthuna edi better aa renditilo?

 

 

 

I visited Europe last winter. I visited like 7 countries in 26 days.  Switzerland, Amsterdam and Venice are my favorite places. I felt Italy was bit overrated as I didn't see a connection. If you are single and visiting in a group, you will have great time in Amsterdam and Berlin.

Three important apps : Flixbus, GoEuro and Hosterlworld.
Try to stay in Party Hostels. You will meet amazing people.

[Pichkaari]

And travels are not required man. Its very very easy to travel between countries and public transport is AMAZING. 4th grade guy kuda easy commute cheyochu em teliyaka poina. Atleast na personal understanding idhi.

[9Krishna]

17 hours ago, cnu_raop said:

Hi,

Planning to travel to europe(france,italy,germany,swiss,ams) in summer any recommendation on travel packages?

 

Did any one travel through take tours?ela untadi?..im also looking at Expatexplores. 2 weeks plan chesthuna edi better aa renditilo?

 

 

niku takkuva holiday time vunte kanuka Book through travels. yekkuva days vunte kanuka better you book urself.

Na suggestion Start with Amstardam or Paris (first 2 countries), 3. Germany, 4. Switzerland and end with Italy.