Im wanting to know what the best & cheapest way of getting around Europe is.I want to travel for about 3 mths?

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Im wanting to know what the best & cheapest way of getting around Europe is.I want to travel for about 3 mths?

Answer 1

Best and cheapest are different things.

The cheapest is usually the bus.  Look at Eurolines for inter-country bus trips.

The train is the most pleasant, and you can see the scenery and not have to deal with airport hassles.  Depending on where you are going, a railpass might be a good deal, especially if you are under 26 and can buy the cheaper youth pass.  The basic railpass lets you go on any train whenever you want (except for British trains and a few ultra-high-speed trains) and is the most expensive, but they have cheaper ones that only give you a limited number of free train trips, or that are only good in certain countries.

"Low-cost airlines" can be very cheap, and can save you a lot of time on long-distance trips versus the train or bus - look at Ryanair, Easyjet, and Air Berlin.

Ferries are usually very slow and uncomfortable, but they are useful for going from Spain to Morocco, from Italy to Greece, or for getting around the Greek Islands.

Renting a car is very expensive, both for the car rental and for gas, which is even more expensive in Europe than the US.  The other forms of transport above are much cheaper and easier to get between cities, and almost all large cities in Europe have excellent mass transit so you don't need a car - and traffic and parking can be a nightmare in some cities.  So renting a car is almost never the best option for seeing cities, and usually only makes sense if you want to see a part of the countryside with limited public transport.

You might want to use a mix of buses, trains, and low-cost airlines rather than only using one specific way.

Answer 2

The best and cheapest way is by budget airlines.  

Austria

    * SkyEurope

    * Niki

    * InterSky

Belgium

    * Brussels Airlines

Bulgaria

    * Wizz Air

    * Sky Europe

    * Hemus Air

    * Viaggio Air

    * Air Via

    * BH Holidays

Croatia

    * On Air

    * TUIfly

    * Wizz Air

Cyprus

    * EuroCypria Airlines

Czech Republic

    * SkyEurope

    * Smart Wings

Denmark

    * Sterling Airlines

France

    * Corsairfly

    * XL Airways France

    * Aigle Azur

    * Air Mediterranee

    * Transavia

Finland

    * Blue1

Germany

    * Air Berlin

    * Germanwings

    * TUIfly

    * XL Airways Germany

Greece

    * Aegean Airlines

Hungary

    * Wizz Air

Iceland

    * Iceland Express

    * JetX Airlines

Ireland

    * Aer Arann

    * Aer Lingus

    * Ryanair

Italy

    * Air Italy

    * Air One

    * Alpi Eagles

    * Blu-express

    * Evolavia

    * Meridiana

    * MyAir

    * On Air

    * Volare Airlines

    * Windjet

Latvia

    * AirBaltic

Netherlands

    * Transavia

Norway

    * Norwegian Air Shuttle

Poland

    * Centralwings

    * Direct Fly

    * Wizz Air

    * Air Italy Polska

Romania

    * Blue Air

    * Jet Tran Air

    * Hemus Air

    * Viaggio Air

Russia

    * KD Avia

    * SkyExpress

Slovakia

    * SkyEurope

Spain

    * Clickair

    * Vueling Airlines

Sweden

    * FlyNordic

    * Scandjet

    * Sverigeflyg

Switzerland

    * Flybaboo

    * Helvetic Airways

    * Hello

    * EasyJet

Ukraine

    * Wizz Air Ukraine

United Kingdom United Kingdom

    * Air Southwest

    * bmibaby

    * EasyJet

    * Flybe

    * Flyglobespan

    * Jet2.com

    * Monarch Airlines

    * Thomsonfly

    * XL Airways

    * Zoom Airlines Limited

Answer 3

Everyone will say train.. but i think Ryanair is the best. you can get a flight for 1 euro.All you do is pay tax. I went from london to barcelona for 25 euro. All they charged me were the taxes. london to paris, london to Rome was all the same too. Easyjet is also another budget airline. Ive flown many times with both and have never had any problems !!