What are the best places to travel in europe this summer 2009?

[nuocmy89]

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 please post in yahoo?
What are the best places to travel in europe this summer 2009? - Yahoo! Answers

[dazy]

Hello

You could travel from Geneva > Vienna > Prague (via Cesky Krumlov) > then onto Leipzig and possibly Berlin.

If you find Eastern Europe more interesting (I do). Another option would be to miss out Germany and head from Prague into Poland. Krakow is excellent and depending on time, you could finish your trip in Budapest or Bratislava.

Have a good trip.

Thanks.

[ontu]

Hello!
Were you ever in Prague? I was not long ago, it is really wonderful place. Most of all I was pretty suprized by service. If you would decide to go there, take a look here: Minihotel in Prague. Really nice place!

[kaldun]

Oh, I too was there - great hotel!

[Traveller]

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 please post in yahoo?
What are the best places to travel in europe this summer 2009? - Yahoo! Answers

For me, the best place will the Spain or Italy, but I'm longing to travel the whole Europe, if my budget permits me. lol

[regik]

Why not Prague? its very beautiful gotic place.

[2d0k]

i think venice would be great!

[emily47]

Hello

You could travel from Geneva > Vienna > Prague (via Cesky Krumlov) > then onto Leipzig and possibly Berlin.

If you find Eastern Europe more interesting (I do). Another option would be to miss out Germany and head from Prague into Poland. Krakow is excellent and depending on time, you could finish your trip in Budapest or Bratislava.

Thanks Have a nice time

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[Trevor]

Paris
Amsterdam
Berlin

[archiearch]

If you are going to go anywere in europe i would suggest all of it if you can afford around trip there are many splenders in europe ranging from the London eye to the Rivers of Venice.

[cleondann]

I am not a usual traveler because of busy business schedules. But last year visited turkey and that was the only pleasurable and most favorite holiday for me. Turkey is well known for its majestic mountains, olive trees, climate, accommodation and other adventurous things.

[andreson]

If you find Eastern Europe more interesting (I do). Another option would be to miss out Germany and head from Prague into Poland. Krakow is excellent and depending on time, you could finish your trip in Budapest or Bratislava.

Have a good trip.

Thanks.