Ive visited the west coast, ie L.A, San Fran, Seattle etc so I would rather focus on other parts. I cant make a decision on where to choose. I want to visit a couple of cities, anyone have any ideas? Which cities are underrated in your opinion. If you think i should visit certain areas, let me know and back up your thoughts too , thanks
I am traveling to Europe this summer. I have no budget. I want to go to a place that has history and is very beautiful. I love castles and cities that you can easily walk place to place. I’m 18 and I’m going with my aunt who is 40, so I’m not planning on going to any place for the “night life.” I would only like answers that are from your own PERSONAL experience. Please tell me what you liked, didn’t like, and places that you really would never go again.
Thank You
Heidi
Leaving around the 1st or 2nd (Perth in Australia dates and returning at the very end of July or the beginning of August (Perth dates).
We are wanting to fly to Los Angeles with Qantas Airlines (get return airfares, there are 5 of us my two brothers and I are between the ages of 17 and 14.
We want to only spend about 3 days in Los Angeles and then fly to:
Los Angeles to Houston
Houston to Chicago
Chicago to Cleveland
Cleveland to Boston
Boston to New York
New York to Washington DC
Washington DC to Los Angeles.
We want to fly to Houston and stay for a few days. We want to drive to New Braunfels, Texas and stay around the area so we can go to the water park Schlitterbahn (the 1st one) for a couple of days.
We then want to fly from Houston to Chicago and stay in Chicago for 3 or 4nights.
From there we want to either drive or fly to Cleveland and then drive to Sandusky in Ohio to go to Cedar Point amusement park for 2 or 3 full days. (We will be hiring cars at the different places).
We are then flying from Cleveland to Boston, spending a few days there looking at museums and attractions and then driving down to New York City. We want to spend about 5 nights there sightseeing and then drive
down to Washington DC (or fly).
We want to spend just 3 nights there at museums etc and if we get time we are wanting to drive to the themepark called Busch gardens Europe (there will be a new ride called Griffon..floorless rollercoaster which will hopefully be open).
We may add a few extra days at the different places. My question is: Is continental airlines a good and safe airline to travel on for most of the flights?
What is better for the other couple of flights US airways, American airlines or United airlines?
Also, what are good motels/cheaper hotels to stay at (which are still safe)
in Houston, Chicagom Boston, New York and Los Angeles? Reasonably priced ones. One Australian dollar only buys 79US cents. We don’t want to stay in lots of luxurious places but we want to stay in good areas which are very safe. What areas would you reccomend in the different places?
Will most places allow use to get a quad room even though we have have 5 people in our family?
What are must do things in the different cities I have mentioned?
Thankyou!
Starting the trip off in geneva, and looking to go to germany possible austria and maybe parts of eastern europe.. 4 of us are students so budget is tight, but also looking to have fun i.e if they’re any good festivals or cheap gigs going on. We’re only travelling for 10 days so we’re looking to see the best of the best. Heat factor and train prices will also be a factor
Any reccommendations?
Me and my girlfriend are thinking about where to book our holiday this summer and cant agree on a place.
Ideally it would be in Europe somewhere because we are on a bit of a budget. Last year w went to Zadar in Croatia which was great but its always nice to go somewhere different.
I like the thought of going to somewhere that isn’t flooded with tourists but a good sandy beach and abit of nightlife are a must also somewhere with surrounding areas to explore would be great.
Thanks in advance
P.S we are both in our early 20′s
