Europe Adventure

I've been reading European travel blogs and this is my favorite. We also did a European tour last December. I'm glad you liked Verona. That's my favorite Italian city too ^^

it is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
check it out!

i want to travel but now i haven't time so i can't
hopping next i could go around euro

I WILL BE VERY HAPPY TO JOIN WITH THIS TRIP

It was expensive. We always stayed in reasonably priced, modest hotels in the area of the things that we wanted to see. We didn't stay in hostels because to get a private room from hostelworld.com it was often times as expensive as the little locally owned hotels in the same area (around 150 US dollars). Many times the hostels were kind of far out of the old city center too (we almost always walked from the train station to the hotel which saved a lot of cab fair money). Most of the hotels offer free breakfast so it saved a little. I think you can say on average in Spain for 100 US dollars or less per night (sometimes you would get a kitchen included in that price and right on the beach in Nerja). Italy ranged from 100-160 US dollars per night depending on the city. Germany and all of the countries in the north were pricey in general. Almost everything that we stayed at was $150 US dollars per night. The Rick Steve's picks that we actually stayed at were the best priced so I would highly recommend checking out his picks. The dollar does not trade as well with the euro as it did last year so these prices will be a little low. If you go to ma and pa restaurants to eat, you can get great meals for reasonable prices. Good luck and enjoy your trip.

Hi there! My husband and I are planning a European adventure this summer - we did London last year and loved it but this year are planning on backpacking - I am just curious how much your adventure ended up costing you...we have been saving for awhile now but I literally have no idea how much it will cost us!

I enjoyed the trip!

Yes me too I love train travel and thats why I have come to you to travel with you, hope you don't mind.

Thanks for a terrific journal. It's like a friend chatting over coffee. Day6 in Seville is poetic. I don't know if you'll read this or how to contact otherwise.
I like the train travel ideas. cheers.