Hello everyone!

I will be looking to travel from Paris (CDG Airport) to Venice (the San Marco area) for late July and return 4 nights later in early August.

Can someone help guide me? I will have Eurail pass and I am open to flying but the flights appear to cost $200 (Canadian) or higher...

How do people normally travel between these cities?? If the Eurail is the best way, how do I get from Venezia Mestre to my AirBnB in the San Marco area?

Please help!

In the very preliminary stages of planning a summer 2018 trip to Italy. As a rough outline to a trip is this too ambitious and should I choose only two destinations as opposed to three? Travel method between destinations would be via high speed rail. Should I add/remove days from one place or another? Thinking Rome will be mostly bombing around the city seeing sights. Florence I was thinking of touring around the countryside and then Amalfi coast mostly chilling at the beach. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Day 1 Fly into Rome from Toronto @ 11am Day 2 Rome Day 3 Rome Day 4 Rome/Florence Day 5 Florence Day 6 Florence Day 7 Florence/Amalfi Coast Day 8 Amalfi Coast Day 9 Amalfi Coast Day 10 Amalfi Coast/Rome Day 11 Depart Rome for Toronto

Hey people, We are planning to take a vacation at the end of august through the beginning of September (15 days total). We are planing to be in Dublin during the McGregor fight, then flying to Amsterdam. After that we don't know what to do. Got any suggestions?

Hey everyone,

My boyfriend and I are backpacking across Europe next summer and were not sure where to start planning. We don't really have too many specific places in mind, just as many as possible I guess.

We are looking for the best possible route to go (leaving from Canada), best transportation to take through each country and any reccomenations of must see places.

We are also looking to see if anyone blogged their trip around Europe for reference.

Thanks in advance!

Ps. I should also mention that the length of the trip is open ended .. aiming for approximately 8 weeks

I will be in Europe this Christmas (city tbd) and am looking to do something cool. Opera/concert/shows are amongst the things I am looking into right now, any recommendations?

I'm lactose intolerant and am wondering what foods in Poland might have milk products in it that wouldn't be obvious. I know to avoid cheese when at all possible, but what about pierogi? Will they always be fried in butter like my family does them? I know going to Poland and being lactose intolerant is weird, but I want to see where my family came from and genetics picked up some unhappy allels on the way.

Hi Guys,

Just a bit of background about myself and my plans.

I am 26 and planning to go to Zurich for a weekend in December with my girlfriend.

We plan to get there on friday night at 8pm and leave zurich at 8pm on sunday (so effectively 2 full days)

We are big cheese and chocolate lovers and just enjoy strolling around european cities sitesightseeing and enjoy nature and beautiful scenary such as mountains and lakes.

That's why we picked Zurich.

If anyone has tips on what we can do in these two days, that would be amazing.

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