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Traveling to Rotterdam and landing at Amsterdam Airport?

Check out this painless and affordable guide to getting from Amsterdam Airport Schipol to Rotterdam.

Initial Checklist

First things first. As you already know, a little of cash is essential for this public transport venture. Chances are you already got… read full article

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The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A)  in London is enormous. The V&A is so huge in fact, that to try and look at every room in the museum in any detail, you’d be there for at least week. If you’re on a tight schedule or are only visiting for… read full article

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Many people might think Italians drink and wash in olive oil and, to a certain extent, it’s not entirely untrue. In the same way the Brits have salt and pepper on the table, the Italians have a bottle of olive oil and, like seasoning, they add it to pretty much… read full article

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You might be thinking the title is a contradiction in itself and sadly, for the most part, you would be right.

But there are amazingly still ways in which the average Joe can visit Monaco and its capital Monte Carlo (which to be honest… read full article

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Does traveling with your teenager seem to be a hard experience? Statistics have shown that these are usually the most feared members of the family and we are going to tackle how to overcome the challenges involved below. Choosing the right location or destination because many hotels and resorts are… read full article

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Paris has three international airports, Charles De Gaulle, Orly and Beauvais. Beauvais airport is only used by budget carriers such as Ryanair and Wizz for short hops within Europe, while the other two handle both long haul and short haul flights from around the world.

There… read full article

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I lived and worked in Brussels, Belgium, for three months and let’s put it out there: it isn’t the coolest European capital. When you compare what the city offers with Berlin or Amsterdam, it’s quite safe to say that, well, Brussels doesn’t really measure… read full article

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The scenario could be that Crazy Aunt Polly is on a Grand Tour of Europe and, remembering you’ve just arrived in Turin, Italy for your studies abroad, emails you to say that she’ll stop by on her way to Venice. Or perhaps George, an old schoolmate… read full article

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Cruise lines, resort package deals, and air traveling may easily encounter thousands of dollars. You can invest more or less of that money on your trip and may take a risk of losing it altogether.

A few people either do not think of having a travel insurance policy or they hardly… read full article

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One of the most magically seasons of the year is autumn. The leaves change creating the backdrop for the most stunning foliage that can only mean fall has arrived.

Autumn tends to be the winding down from the heat and thrills of summer. Fall lends its hand to… read full article

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After the destination is picked, tickets bought and accommodations booked through venere.com, the next step is to mentally prepare for the trip. To help become comfortable with unfamiliar destinations, travel books and guides can ease the tension. If anything, they don’t make you feel alone. Here are some tips when shopping for the perfect… read full article

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I love to eat, and one of the best things about traveling is that you get to try new things in new places.

Although I’m French, the best gratin de pommes-de-terre I ever had was in Stockholm, and I still get a bit teary when I think about… read full article

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An Italian train station can be one of the most intimidating situations a foreigner faces today – especially one of the EasyJet generation who prefers each step clearly marked in candy-colored block lettering – and Turin’s central train station, Porta Nuova, is no exception.

The clutter of construction in progress… read full article

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Since Frankfurt, Germany is one of the main air travel hubs of Europe many travellers will find themselves here at some point, whether they intended to or not. Some will be connecting straight out again while others will have time to kill.

This need not be time wasted… read full article

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London’s Heathrow is located 32 km (20 miles) west of Central London, and it is well served by transport links.

There is a shuttle service between Heathrow airport and Hotels in Central London. The service is named national express dot2dot, and runs between Heathrow airport… read full article

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