aaronmsl

#48 - I'm afraid that's the biggest load of nonsense I've heard today, and given what was in the news in my part of the world today, there...

#2 - Yes, you're right. Oddly though, Geneva tourism claims it as something to do (unfortunately, I couldn't think of anything I remembered...

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I'd not worry yourself overmuch about missing the "main sights" in Geneva, such as they are (unless you're just dying to visit the IOC for...

I'll begin by saying to largely ignore gawkabout's advice. Booking ahead (and using the internet to do so) is ideal in some circumstances,...

I'll just try once more here, because there do seem to be some details slowly leaking through......

Now I'm even more confused. What's the point of crossing the border? To say you've "been" to some country? These days, you don't even get a...

Yeah, asking in the Middle East section might be more useful. However, a couple of things - ...

Yes, follow the advice in #2, and probably count yourself lucky you haven't overpaid courtesy of our friends at raileurope due to a system...

I'm confused. ...

That's no problem Fwoggie, although that page seems to say they return the passport to you cancelled. Can you use a visa in a cancelled...

From experience, no. ...

You don't need to book. There's several trains an hour, mostly (for some reason) in the second half of the hour. Depending on how much you...

I second everything in #1's post. Avoid raileurope completely. ...

I don't think a few days in Thessaloniki is going to be quite what you're after. There are a number of Turkish ports that have ferries...