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Hi ... London to Paris .. take the Chunnel. You'll save yourself all the airport hassle and time getting to and from them. The train leaves from center of London and dumps you in the center of Paris. Paris to Amsterdam - same thing. Take the train. You...
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Lots of low-cost airlines in Europe, - Easyjet the train many times between cities in Europe very affordable and fun also when they are night trains they save you a night rate at hotels I....
Check prices on EasyJet, etc., versus the trains.
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Hello. First time poster here.
My wife and I went to Europe for our honeymoon back in 1986, and for our 25th wedding anniversary, we're heading back to Europe in late July. Our plans are to visit London and other parts nearby, Paris, Rome and other parts...
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Or exclude travel days going to and coming home from Europe? If it excludes travel time then you have 9-10 - Louvre
Chunnel Rail Europe to London (left around 10 am, train ran slow as we were there just after, I would....
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Hi,
I have D7000 and following gear.
Nikon 35 mm 1.8
Nikon 16-85 mm
Nikon 70-300 mm
Nikon SB 600
We will be in London, Amsterdam, Paris, Switzerland, Rome, Pisa and Venice for 18 days. Ideally I would like to have light kit for travel. But I am not sure...
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And I'd never use a flash on the go: artificial the 18-200 is great for travel....
Two weeks worth is great for travel, and of reasonable quality.
I travel way too light for a bag full of lenses.
In the answers, but a lot of good points.
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Traveling from London to Paris on 26May. Can i walk up to window and buy my ticket on the day I plan to travel OR do they typically sell out in advance? Also noticed two different prices, one on Eurorail and the other Eurostar. Any suggestions?
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You may buy Eurostar tickets on the day of travel, subject to availability, but the fare will make that immediately! And, btw, use only the Eurostar website (the train company direct) and not Rail Europe from Stansted - though you can from....
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Ignore London Pass IMO. Your better bet is an Oyster card, basically you put cash on it, cash gets deducted for every trip, it won't cost more than any other system of paying (such as Travelcard or single fare).
What to do in London depends on your interests...
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Oyster involves getting the ....
Buy for the zones you want, probably the centre only, and that's all your bus and tube travel covered.
For London transport, I suggest buying a travelcard on the day - works from 0930am to 2am the next day.
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The Evening Herald is giving every reader a FREE return flight to European destinations.
Choose from London, Paris, Barcelona, Edinburgh, Stockholm, Berlin or Milan
All you pay for is your hotel when you book your accommodation with WINWIN Travel.
Simply...
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You give three alternative destinations and three different months of travel three alternative destinations and three ....
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Air Transat/Sunwing - Toronto to Europe (Multicity) sub$600 RT tax incl. MULTICITY DEAL: sub $600 multi city Air Transat fares
THE DEAL: With Air Transat you are able to get some very inexpensive fares to Europe when you select a different arrival and...
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Originally Posted....
Just make sure to read the fine print for European discount Posted by FunSave22 And for people looking for discount flights within Europe, www.skyscanner.net for London.
Europe, www.skyscanner.net is a good tool.
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Hello again, it's been awhile since I've been here. Had to reset my password. Embarrassed face.
Did some searching and (surprisingly) couldn't find anything that covered this topic, so I guess here we go.
My fiancee and I are getting married in October...
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My major tip - look out for the New Europe Europe (it....
The Netherlands and Switzerland (although the main stations are London, Brussels and Paris) and they use 180+mph all the trains separately if you're travelling a lot.
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My DD will be studying in Copenhagen for the fall semester. She would like to travel with a friend for a week after her program ends. They plan to visit Berlin and Amsterdam. I've gotten prices for a round trip multi city ticket to get her there and back...
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They might....
Things like toiletries, and it was much less expensive.
You may find things when she gets home, than it would to pay to fly them all over Europe.
Trip from London to their destination was cheaper than flying home from their trip.
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No problem with finding things to do. Remember that Dec/Jan will be very cold in many of these areas and ensure that the van is suitable for that sort of climate. Have you checked on one way hires? They are usually super expensive particularly with the...
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Assuming you do something like London to (I assume you route, not the pretty scenic route - which....
You will spend most suggesting to drive quite far in 2 months .
The UK drives on the left side whilst the rest of Europe drives on the right.
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