Brussels Travel Q&A
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Mandy R. and 16 others answered ·
Europe: Is it too much? (17 Answers)
It's quite much for 14 days. I would skip Frankfurt, it's not so interesting as a city to visit. For most distances you can take the train. In Germany you can also chose to take long distance buses, they are cheaper than the train. You can search for... See More
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Federica Santulli and 15 others answered ·
Athens: Eurotrip: 28 nights, 9 Countries, 12 Cities (16 Answers)
Hi! Visit EXPO in Milan during your trip, you can't missi it! You can find good accommodation on bnbgenius.com, is like airbnb but "made in italy"! If you need a local friend in Milan you can book an experience with local people on Guide Me Right! See More
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Jenna Davis and 14 others answered ·
Belgium: Best chocolatiers in Belgium? (15 Answers)
...I have only had a short layover/chocolate pit-stop in Brussels South Charleroi Airport but I would definitely have to recommend checking out a woman named Doreen who blogs all about the world famous chocolates -- mainly in Belgium. http://giveforgranted.com/2014/06/featured-doreen-pendgracs-book-review-chocolatour/... See More
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John Kelleher and 13 others answered ·
Amsterdam: Amsterdam or Brussels/Brugge? (14 Answers)
I'm tempted to be a contrarian here and say Brussels but if you've never been ,I'd go to Amsterdam over Brussels.However I feel compelled to point out that Brussels is a lot more interesting and fun than the others seem to think.For one thing there a... See More
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Janelle Kennedy and 8 others answered ·
Belgium: Help! Confused traveler for Netherlands/Belgium/Paris trip (9 Answers)
Kristin, that sounds like a rather strenuous and rushed itinerary for a 7-day trip, and if you're travelling by rail you'll be spending a lot of time in transit. I'd recommend cutting your itinerary down to just 2 cities rather than 3. The Eurostar f... See More
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Valerie Stimac and 8 others answered ·
Paris: Help with an itinerary for 20 days in Europe (9 Answers)
Aradhana, how fun! Here is my suggestion for an itinerary, however I can tell you that moving between so many countries will not be cheap -- especially Switzerland! -- Your choices of transport are either train or plane -- one costs more money but le... See More
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Jeff Mills and 8 others answered ·
Brussels: Brussels or Madrid in June?? Can only pick one! (9 Answers)
Jeez, make that question harder. Okay here is my quick take on each and then my opinionBrussels - Wonderful, typical old European city in design/charm. There is a bit of attitude by some of the service industry in Belgium overall (think sterotypical ... See More
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Ryan Weiss and 8 others answered ·
Germany: Places to stop in Germany between Brussels >>> Berlin >>> Amsterdam (9 Answers)
Honestly, anywhere in the Rhine Valley during April is great! I'd start in Cologne and work your way down the Rhine to Heidelberg . A great way to do this is to take a walk on ferry or the train. Either work great. I'd even split my time between b... See More
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claus andersen and 7 others answered ·
Copenhagen: Hostel vs Airbnb vs Hotel for Europe trip (8 Answers)
Like mentioned by the other poster Airbnb can be a good choice.If you opt for a hostel then Generator Hostel is a cool place with a good hostel bar and it's smack in the city center by Gothersgade where you have some of the best clubs in Copenhagen i... See More
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Antoine Borg and 7 others answered ·
Amsterdam: Trains to use for Belgium>Antwerp>Brussels>Paris>London (8 Answers)
You're right - local trains travel from Antwerp to Brussels. There are express trains and standard ones that stop at every station between Antwerp and Brussels so I would advise the former.For Brussels-Paris, take the Thalys.For Brussels-London, the ... See More
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