Inter railing Europe: Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague. Krakow, Bratislava, Budapest, Zagreb, Venice. ADVICE PLEASE? - hostel bratislava
Inter-railing in Europe, need advice please!?
2 of my friends and I are in Europe this summer grill things. (Inter-rail ticket allows travel on our trains in Europe for a month, just as we love). We are all humans, about 21 students, and Ireland (which are cheap, dirty, and are mainly for drinking and seeing and low) budget. Seeking advice, opinions, and provide the experience to guide me where to go visit the / partition.
This is our rough plan. We fly from Cork to Amsterdam in early June and our belongings, Rail Pass is valid for a month. Our assessment so far is going well ...
Amsterdam to Berlin to Prague to Auschwitz to Krakow to Bratislava to Budapest to Zagreb. We would spend one or two days on the beaches of Croatia, then by ferry to Venice for one or two days and then fly home from there.
The cost is very important to us. Let's stay in hostels!
Have you ever done something similar or that one of these places?
I am looking for cheap accommodation? places to visit? Things to do? places to go? etc.etc. Or do you think of my plan is practical and should perhaps another way?
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Hostel Bratislava Inter Railing Europe: Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague. Krakow, Bratislava, Budapest, Zagreb, Venice. ADVICE PLEASE?
1 comment:
Netherlands, Germany and Italy, more than 100 € per person per day (less if you do not drink.) Formerly communist countries, a bit less, but I know that young men can be quite the difference.
Your schedule does not seem bad, but if you want to check schedules to this page has all the information you need:
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.e ...
To festival should add yet more destinations, but if you could add some smaller cities because it is a much better life in these countries and are often a lot of joy in itself.
And do not forget to buy your InterRail Pass, Ireland, he has the full path in the Netherlands. (I think we also, as you need to buy in their own country, if you participate.)
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