paul88888

I think you'll have problems with the Georgia/Russian border. Last time I read anything about it, it was closed to foreigners.

Check your ticket to see what time you have to arrive for your flight. Some of the airlines (possibly all of them, now) require that you be...

If they are separate tickets, my guess is that your luggage won't be automatically transferred, and so you'll have to pick it up, which...

Frankfurt to Prague will definitely cost a lot more than 49 Euro if you're buying it on the day you're travelling. I would guess that the...

Krakow would be the immediate suggestion that springs to mind. There's plenty you can do there to occupy a week (the town itself, the salt...

I didn't have any problem with my Australian ATM card in Belgrade's ATMs last year. If I remember correctly, many of the banks are German...

Nepal and India use the same GSM frequencies - 900/1800 (the same used almost everywhere in Europe / Africa / Asia / Pacific), so they use...

Hmm, I don't think WAP is a good idea. There's so few sites that use it anymore that it's useless.

Railway station signs seem to be pretty poor almost everywhere in eastern Europe; they seem to have this habit of facing the station sign...

There are buses from Tbilisi to Istanbul that go via Batumi, but at 30+ hours, it'd be fairly unpleasant to do in one go. However, this...

There is definitely a route from Warsaw to Vilnius by train, and no need to go via Belarus; I've caught it in the other direction....

Well, I wouldn't. I was in that area in September / October and it was cold enough then as it was. I then made my way south, and ended up...

(bus) Dubrovik. They're all pretty long trips though, so you'll be losing a day to travel on each of them....

Yep, I'd highly recommend using a couple of those days to visit Wroclaw, on your way from Krakow to Berlin. It's a great little city, but...

If you're concerned about the security of your belongings, there's three things I can suggest:...