| flashpackers12:27 UTC06 Feb 2008 | Hi. I have got this sudden urge to plan a driving tour of western europe and would like some information on the same. 1. Which countries can be covered conveniently (leisurly pace) in 2-3 weeks 2. Which place would be a good starting point 3. Any suggestions on the route to be taken 4. How much would renting a car cost 5. Planning to stay in youth hostels/B&B along the way so recommendations 6. Right time of year (month) to travel across Europe
I know the entire thing is currently vague and not structured but its just a thought that I want to execute. Thanks
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| bjoern14:07 UTC06 Feb 2008 | IS this just a desktop plan to keep ppl. busy - or are you coming (money in the pocket? time off?) ?
1: You cannot "cover" any coutry except the very small ones (Luxembourg etc.) in that time. But you can make a good first visit to 2 - maybe 3 small ones (Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, Austria) - or see a part of one of the big (France, Itlay, Spain, Germany ...). If you travel constantly you can PASS most of the 35+ countries (visit the airports or trainstations - or look from the car windows) - all are worth a few weeks visit. 2: Any city you would like to visit - or where you can fly into cheaply and which isn't too far (in time and money) from your final destination. 3: Find out what you want to see/where to go - and grab a map! And tell us HOW you will be travelling. 4: Europe in not a single country. Get the idea by simply going into the homepage of Avis or Hertz! 5: There are several 1000 hostels, 10,000s of B&B in Europe - do you expect ppl. to gnenerate lists of those they like for a whole continent? 6: late spring - summer - early autumn
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| badger149216:43 UTC06 Feb 2008 | This question is way too vague. You need to decide what you want to see and narrow things down a bit. You can see a lot driving in 2-3 weeks, but it depends what you are interested in doing and seeing.
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