that’s what I figured should I buy flights day of leaving city

or do the more responsible/cheaper, but less spontaneous planning of flights before hand

flights within europe are dirt cheap, you can fly from most major cities for 10 to 30 euros at least it was like that before the pandemic

Algarve, Porto, Lisbon, Seville

Lol like id rather go on a racism-free vacation

if you wanna pass a bit cheaper,plan them and purchase tickets ahead of time,and go through set destinations.

just find whatever flight is cheapest,it really isnt expensive at all to travel around europe,driving around is gonna cost you a lot more

i'm from bosnia, i guess i should've specified "south-eastern europe" then. but i've been around europe a lot bc of school and work, the paris trip was a "gift" from the mayor for excelling students. we were mostly in lille tho, the paris trip lasted like a day or two

balkan brother,hopefully we'll see better days ahead

staying there for a year, any tips ?

What are you into? I did 13 countries after college for 2 months

Edinburgh in Scotland has Arthurs Seat to view entire city, massive castle, and from what I could tell a nice night life

Hiking in Wales was awesome

Can never go wrong with Ireland..literally anywhere

Italy is either Rome, Florence, or Venice for me, unless you are bouncing way south to Capri/Naples

Amsterdam was tight, spent about a week out in that area. Can essentially ride a bike everywhere and pop into any coffee shop

Stayed with friends in Germany & Slovenia so more go with the flow with that

Would advise selecting 1-3 places in close proximity so you worry less about travel and more about what you are seeing

Swiss-italy trip was great

Turin, Copenhagen, Istria - can’t go wrong with any of these

No, Poland and Czech are central European

Cool bro

Check out the older town cities. Prague and Florence are f***ing beautiful. When you come from a modern city it’s a sick experience to get encapsulated in those environments

florence, studied abroad out there in 2014. great city.

Don't go to the biggest city of a country, they all filled with annoying as f*** tourists.
Instead visit smaller cities, or don't, don't say I didn't warn you.

I will agree with you that berlin continues to get gentrified and is in serious danger of losing it's unique spirit more than it already has. in fairness, I've only been to munich as far as other german cities so can't compare that much. however as a new yorker, berlin is one of the only cities I've been to that feels similarly special but i also believe it's cultural prime ended around 2010

Bro that is a Japanese thing. While I agree with you, this literally happens to one cohort of tourist.

But yeah Paris sucks

Firenze.

Just because the japanese put a name to it doesnt mean other tourists dont feel finessed when they get to paris

As a Frenchie, Paris is OK, it's got some nice places to visit but overall it kinda sucks, I'm sure there's better cities to visit in France ngl