Next June to August I’ll be solo backpacking through : Lisbon, Barcelona, Madrid, Naples, Athens, Prague, Budapest, Paris, Istanbul , and London. Is 4000 euros enough for strict spending money?
This 4000 doesn’t include flights and hostels as I already have $$ set aside
Also I’m aware some of these places don’t use euros
Last year we did a trip to Netherlands (my son is stationed there). We had a base in Amsterdam, did a day trip to Jordaan, overnight in Maastricht, and Christmas markets in Aachen for a day. Felt like we could have stayed longer though and seen more. Next year is our 25th wedding anniversary and although we planned on a different trip, we are looking to return to Belgium this time for about 8-9 days. We expect our son will be available for a visit like he did in Netherlands. I have Ghent, Bruges, Liege, Spa, Dinant, Leuven, and Namur on our "watchlist" for planning. We are just looking for advice on planning without changing hotels every other day and having a gothic, moody, winter romance vibe. Thoughts welcome!
Apart from two brief day trips up to Canada (which I don't count), I sadly didn't travel until much, much later at 29. It wasn't by choice, either: I did have a trip to Europe planned at age 22 in the summer of 2017, I had my passport and was building towards it, but then had to nuke literally all of my life's progress back to zero just to an escape a traumatic period that set me back by so many years.
Even when I finally did travel abroad and saw Berlin, Prague and Krakow in March 2024, it burned that going at 29 after everything that happened was a fundamentally different experience than the carefree early 20s experience I was going to have, and that my friends and family also got with no effort.
I'm still really curious about what all I missed, so I thought I'd live vicariously through people who weren't screwed over and actually got to experience the golden age magic.
What was it like, and how vastly different was it when you later traveled older in your late 20s and 30s?
Hello, everyone!
My boyfriend and I usually go to Cape Cod for our anniversary trip in September every year. However, due to conflicting schedules with him having to travel for work and my school, we can’t do a vacation until October/November.
I was wondering what locations or activities anyone would recommend for the fall late October/early November on the east coast!
Thank you!!
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IK this sub isn’t for camera advice lol but maybe yall have some good ideas/recommendations!
Hi, me and my friend are going on a 15 day travelling trip around Canada and part of the USA and I plan on recording it all like a road trip vlog and editing it together like a film of the whole 15 days.
I was wondering, what gear would you guys recommend for this trip? Any specific model? I don’t need anything expensive (most of my budget is on the trip lol) so long as it records in good quality as well as I assume I need extra storage and batteries as it’ll be a long 15 days.
Thanks so much in advance.
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Overall, I'm kinda self-doubting myself because my dad who is a truck driver said I would die if I drive up there (but he drives through I-80 and I-25 which I won't). I really have no one to ask for more advice. It also seems a bit expensive overall, long drive, risky, but the romance of being up there in a cabin keep me awake at night. Should I do this trip... or should I just head to Puerto Vallarta? [link] [comments] |
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