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What is the cheapest way to travel around Europe?
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Going through your travel agent is a safer way to go, but you will get your cheapest rates if you go online and do it yourself. You can visit each website,there are dozens or try a comparison website.
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And it really locks you into traveling in a certain way as dictated by the terms of the ticket ? it's just inflexible. Ryanair and other airlines as mentioned in another great answer offer very cheap flights around europe. ...
The cheapest price I see for a 2 sleeper compartment is 140? per person. http://www.artesia.eu/english/train-travel-venise.php?depart=paris&arrivee=venise. Easy Jet flies this route and the airports are very easy to get to (Paris Orly ...
EURAIL PASS!
Obviously by foot.
Walk and Swim, Swim and Walk
Hitching:-)
Otherwise Ryanair (http://www.ryanair.com ) is almost just as expensive as the train nowadays. Actually, the train is not that cheap at all. Convenient though. There is also the bus (http://www.eurolines.com ).
Low cost airlines you can find on http://www.etn.nl/lcostair.htm
Hi,
it depends on how much of Western Europe you’d like to see! EURail will probably work out as the best value way to travel, the low cost airlines won’t get you out of the major cities – and I assume you’ll then want to see spots inbetween without flying again!
The passes start from $49US for a single country, and finish at $475US for the total go anywhere you want pass. Visit http://www.eurail.com/ for a complete breakdown of what is available..
Being from England myself, I can tell you that things get pretty expensive there – I live on the south coast and a return train ticket to London costs the equivalent of $70US – so the rail passes are good value.
If you are going to the UK then I have read some good money saving articles on the travel blog site – http://roundmyworld.com
Hope this helps, have a great trip!