How to travel in Europe.

 

To travel in Europe, you must follow a series of steps to have an idea that can aid you on your journey. Luckily I'm glad to bestow you the knowledge needed the best that I can do. First step is what country you are willing to go, each nation is unique to its culture, currency and monuments. For a first timer I would recommend England. Why you may ask, because the main language is English, the land marks are all in one city London, and it is cheaper to go to this country by flight, while the other countries are more expensive. 

 

 In London, you will find yourself a great time seeing the great attractions, such as the London Eye, Big Ben, Both London & Tower bridge, the Parliament, the Buckingham palace, and for Harry Potter Fans Platform 9 3/4, plus much more. To travel in the city of London you can do the following a taxis, a oyster card ( a tap pass that allow you travel both bus & underground) or both. Also, I would recommend to try Fish and Chips, it is a tasty of fry fish with chips(French fry), that is a London excusive meal. The currency of England is Pounds, so it is the best to buy the Pounds here in the U.S. to have a better exchanges. Note in England you can't buy stuff with U.S. dollars or Euro's, but you can use your debt card, only if you call your bank in advance. And that is for England, wish good luck.

 

Next, on your list is to go to France the method that you can go is three types of motive for transportation. The first is the most effective is to go to St. Pancreas Station and take a bullet train that goes under the English channel, which will hap fully stop at the city of Paris. The second is take a train to Dover, get a taxis, to stop at the port to take a fair to the northern cities of France like Dunkrik or Calle. And three which is the most expensive buying a plane ticket. Note keep your passport handy, and when you are in France you Need to speak French(just kidding they speak English). If you need to buy things in France just to let you know it is in Euros, they don't allow both the U.S. dollars and British Pounds. For me I took the fair, because I always wanted to see the white cliffs of Dover that made England famous for. In France the city that stand out the most is Paris

it has the most land marks of all of France. You have the Arch of Triumph, the Louvre, the catacombs, the Eiffel tower and much more. The foods you should try that represent France is the good old fashion  baguette, and Croissant. I haven't try them, because my stay was full of train going to Paris(long story). I wish you to have a great sense on this country, and a happy travel.

 

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