Thinking about going on a trip to Europe..

[brenda]

I can recommend Zeeburg to camp I'll a little outside the city centre but it has a fabulous Euro atmosphhttp://www.campingzeeburg.nl/

Vliegenbos is also a great place to camp although you're not allowed to smoke in the cabins (although we did)
http://www.vliegenbos.com/

[Imagine_If]

I have always wanted to go to Europe and see Juno Beach, Paris, Mahchester (family lives there) and the netherlands. HOW DO I PLAN SOMETHING LIKE THIS?

Help. I know I can fly to Manchester and stay with family, and then take a train from London to Paris. I know theres tour buses that go from Paris to Normandy and the Netherlands..

Anyways, I was wondering if theres anyone whos done something like this before. Places you have stayed, places to go, ect ect.
Thanks.

Manchester is ok..only they do have a crap footbal team..yes come to the Netherlands, watch real professionals play football...and free you mind from all those taboes

[CrabGirl]

You could try something like this.

http://www.interrail.net/

[saqib]

and u can always see euro trip before u go for it

[Smith]

The hostels are booked and the ticket is in order. I have a growing list of things to do and CAA is mailing me maps of each city. I need help getting between the countries though. I want to take the train.

Paris -> Brussels -> Amsterdam

Thats what I'm doing (im flying to paris from manchester)

Someone want to guide me in the right direction?

[Septimus]

I went to Italy four years ago. I think is a beautiful country. You should visit Venecia, Roma and Milan...

[lynx]

If you are planning on more than just the two rail trips mentioned you should consider a Eurail pass. It does NOT cover Eurostar trains (Paris to Brussels) though you can get greatly reduced fares, but I get the feeling you have to book in advance.

I can't tell if it covers the Thalys trains that run between Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam, that part of the site seems to be down. I think it will but you should check beforehand. Most intercity trains will require a seat reservation which is not covered by the pass.

You can't get the Interrail pass the CG was suggesting, that is only available for residents of the participating countries. If you are only planning rail trips in France, Belgium and Holland then the Eurail pass is cheaper anyway.

[Smith]

Thanks for the info lynx, I am only taking the train between paris, brussels and amsterdam thought so I guess I wont be getting much of a deal but I have done some more research and found that tickets are around 90 Canadian dollars each (its actually 80, but for 10$ more i can go first class )

[formos]

its too many places to see,capitols are usually the most beautiful but it doesnt mean that the coutry looks like them

[zedex]

why you want to go to places where the sun dont shine ? go to sinai ! believe me its heaven .