Traveling to Europe?

Question

My friends and I want to travel to Europe next summer. We are college students and don't have a lot of money. Which countries/cities should we visit? Where should we go within those countries/cities?

Answer 1

For the cheapest places to stay look into hostels. You can find some really nice ones for pretty cheap. I would recommend Barcelona, Spain definitely. I loved Barcelona, it was so great with so much to do, like Guell Park, the Picasso Museum and it has great night life. I would also recommend Paris, although it can be expensive eating there (make sure to try to find a grocery store and make your dinners!) And Italy, I went to Venice, Florence and Rome and love them all!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

As a general rule, the farther south you go on the continent the cheaper things get.  Spain, parts of Italy, Greece, the Czech Republic, and Croatia (and anywhere east of Germany/Austria) are examples of some of the countries I've been to that are reasonably priced.  Although I prefer northern Europe, it can be extremely expensive, and anywhere in the UK or Scandinavia will blow your budget to shreds in short order.  Although Eastern Europe is less expensive, there is a certain about of "culture shock" that you may find there that isn't present in Western Europe.  I would do some reading (I prefer Rick Steves'  books) about those countries and decide what sounds interesting.  But above all, stay flexible and be willing to change your plans to see something new and exciting that you hadn't planned on seeing ahead of time.