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European Travel Skills Part III

European Travel Skills Part III

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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide In this third of three shows focusing on travel skills and tips, we'll visit the Swiss Alps, Paris, and London while covering tips for finding the best accommodations, getting around in big cities, and enjoying Europe's cuisine. This information is key to making the most of your travel time and, if you're on a budget, can help you cut the cost of your travels in half. 2012 Rick Steves' Europe
Date: 2020-08-09

Comments and reviews: 10


i have just found out the joy of watching rick steves videos. and i love it, because most of the time it share humble way of traveling. meaningful traveling, light traveling. the kind that i also prefer. consistent educational content, not just showing off luxurious traveling like other travel vlogers. i am pleasantly surprised. thank you for sharing.
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Hello there. I watch Rick Steves video guide on how to guided yourself. I have a few Q's. This will be my first time traveling to Europe this year to Barcelona, Spain. I need some advice on how to pack while being there for two weeks. Was narrowing down the places to stay but found it to be a little pricey. Currency wise also.
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Your words are as insuring as you want them to be heard but fear for the unknown and worry of 'how much of good information is enough' hold me back. Granted I haven't gotten my first guidebook yet - it's on its way - I hope after reading through it I could travel on my own and explore the hidden corners as you did.
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Another great video. Love your work. Living in Norway I'm well known with Europe, but there is so nice to see your shows and all the small places you find. When my wife and I travel around we always look for 1 or 2 stars hotels away from the main tourists places and there we almost always get 6 stars service.
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Try the Hotel du Midi in Paris. It is very close to the catacombs and inside the ring road in the center of the south of Paris. Only a 2 star, but cheap and clean. the neighborhood has everything you'll need and cheaper than anywhere touristy! The Subway is around the corner.
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Dude, Gimmelwald is full of tourists. and uhm. you just need to search for Zimmerfrei if you need accomodation.
Zimmer is not German for Bed and Breakfast. Zimmer is room. so if you need a place to stay, just look out for Zimmerfrei.

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Very good informative and useful video, keep up the great work Mr. Rick, I'll watch the video again and again before my travel I especially love the idea of knowing locals rather then visiting popular and commercial tourist sites.
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I love these travel videos but one thing I've always been curious about is the quality of water throughout Europe. Do European countries fluoridate their municipal water supply like the US does?
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MORE than hotels I'd love to stay in home stays; can't beat the feeling of lounging in your living room at night. And beating the breakfast rates with a quick omelette or porridge a la carte.
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If you; 're going to eat like the locals in the Netherlands you'll be eating Chinese food, Thai food, Suriname food, Greek food, Turkish food, Japanese food etc.
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