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Szczecin, Poland – Worth a Visit For a Day
So, is Szczecin, Poland worth a visit for a day? There’s not as much to see in this city in the extreme northwest of Poland as in the other great Continue Reading →
Wroclaw, Poland
Pronounced Vrawts-wav in Polish, known as Breslau in German, the center of this town is breathtakingly gorgeous and charming. The city is located in western Poland about 4 hours by Continue Reading →
Charming Krakow
Early October Weekend in Charming Krakow Krakow is one of Europe’s most beautiful medium sized cities. I put it near the top of my favorite towns to wander around. It Continue Reading →
How and Where to Stay in Paris Without Busting the Budget
The question of how to visit and stay in Europe’s major cities like Paris without busting the budget is a big one. Finding budget accomodations in Paris is a must Continue Reading →
How to Get from Paris to Bordeaux – Here Ouigo!
If you’re wondering what’s the best way to get from Paris to Bordeaux, here’s how I did it. Ouigo! Ah, the French. So clever! So charming. Ouigo! As in “we Continue Reading →
Bordeaux is Both Gritty and Gorgeous, Enchanting and Expensive, And Worth It
Bordeaux Self-Guided Walking Itinerary First Impressions Your first self-guided walking itinerary in Bordeaux in mid-autumn might give you the wrong impression, at least in the daytime. The neighborhoods just outside Continue Reading →
200 Days in Europe Long Trip Itinerary Map and Plan 2019-20
Let’s get started! Here’s the 200 Days In Europe long trip itinerary, the whole enchilada. A breakdown by section will follow. Then I’ll show you how to create your own Continue Reading →
For Fellow Boomers – Why Self Guided Long Term Travel in Europe Now?
This is for my fellow boomers who have never traveled to Europe, or who have, but only in the traditional tourist mode. Here’s a perspective that’s a little different from Continue Reading →
200 Days In Europe for $2000? WTF?
The idea of spending 200 days in Europe came to me by accident. I was planning to go back to the Continent this winter and spring for 3 to 6 Continue Reading →
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