Traveling Europe

[Avalanche]

Hey guys, I want to look into traveling Europe, I have money to spend and lots of places I want to see. Don't say about America or Asia or whatever, starting locally. But I want any insider help on websites that'll help with my touring. I have a few in mind but of course with many members actually living in many countries in Europe, I'm hoping for some possible insider knowledge.

For example in England we have the NationalRail.co.uk website for trains and all but I'm hoping any of you can give me usual links to travel any countries in train, bus, or whatever. Links to their companies to help me plan ahead. Anything you think I'll need to travel your country. Many thanks!

Oh and i'm not entirely sure on where I'll be going so everyone in European countries please help!

[hydrolux]

Hi,

you can have cheap flight tickets at http://www.easyjet.com and http://www.ryanair.com
last year I had some flights with easyjet, it was faster and cheaper than the train or the bus.
however there are some limits on the luggage so check that part carefully.

for the train:
in germany: http://www.bahn.com/i/view/overseas/en/index.shtml
in france: http://www.sncf.com/en/passengers

I never tried that one, but it looks good for you: http://www.raileurope.ca/europe-travel-guide/

good luck!

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[Thyrzul]

http://elvira.hu/english/index.php

In case you may want to travel through Hungary by train. Not sure how helpful it will be tho.

Oh, and if you visit Budapest, don't miss checking out the new extension of the Budapest Zoo. They got a brand new monkey house separate from the rest of the complex for like 3 years already, the building itself is quite nice, an architectural marvel, right next to the Danube on the Pest side.

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[Strichev]

In case you might want to go to the Balkans through Slovenia or visit it on its own.

Slovenian Railways: http://www.slo-zeleznice.si/en/passengers/slovenia They have a creepy image on the site, quite unnerving actually. Even more unnerving is the fact that most rails are extremely worn out, trains rusty and horrendously slow. Considering how small the country is, a bus is a better choice.

The only airport large enough for regular international flights: http://www.lju-airport.si/en/Main

And the official site with a retarded slogan, if you ask me. http://www.slovenia.info/?lng=2&redirected=1

Make sure you see the famous caves. A tad mainstream, but not too much, considering such cave systems are, without doubt, a rarity in the world. http://www.postojnska-jama.eu/en/ I

It's home to the famous "Human fish" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olm
Only in Slovenia you have the chance to spot the extremerly rare and elusive black olm that exists only in an area smaller than 100 square kilometres.

Something that tourists seem to go to quite often: http://www.bled.si/en/

[Rodnas]

If you want to go around germany i can recommend

www.mitfahrgelegenheit.de , which is a car-pooling community for "longer" trips. I use it about twice a month to cross Germany, never had any problems so far and it is way, way, way cheaper than using our horribly expensive trains.

Also, if you have time on your travels you can use busses, that would be even cheaper, one example would be https://www.berlinlinienbus.de/index.php
I never tried these though.

also, airberlin.de is one of the cheaper companies for all your flight needs.

Have fun!

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[Jansen]

Whatever you do in Germany, try to avoid our trains whenever you can.

Also check out this, should have some info on german things.

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[Luke.]

Don't come to England.

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[Omi]

Don't come to England.

Or anywhere else in the UK, really. It's crap and it rains a lot. Especially avoid Northern Ireland; our biggest tourist attraction is a load of hexagonal rocks. What the advertisements don't tell you is the length of the coach ride to actually see them and the torrential rain which you can guarantee will accompany your visit.

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[Luke.]

Not to mention the prices at places like where I live (Bath) or London. Good for the experience but Omicega's right.

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