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Goomieman
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By train without a doubt. Buy a eurorail pass, they have many options depending on how long you'll be there and how much traveling you want to do. Simple and stress free way to get around, you can also sleep on the trains this may help save some loot on hotels and whatnot. |
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stabones81
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you can take a train just about anywhere, its incredibly simple |
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jla123
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By train with a Eurrail pass, you have to buy this before you go. You can get just about everywhere because most small towns have train stations. You can also get a Eurrail combo pass that allows you a few days of car rental for when you want to get off the beaten path. Visit Ricksteves.com for the best info on rail passes. |
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vitza_81
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with RailEurope,EURail |
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coolidge1462
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by train |
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HumVmom
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Definately by car. You can go wherever you want whenever you want. You can throw your luggage in the trunk and go. No heavy bags to carry around. |
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goodtimelime
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I'd say train. It's cheap, relatively reliable, and fast. The ICE through Germany is amazing. Another good tip is watching out for cheap inter-European flights through companies like germanwings. Good luck! |
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spitzer308
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The bus is a pretty good way I had no problems, You will find that the train is great too. Travel in europe is extremly easy you will see. |
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kablink
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Definitely by train. They go everywhere, they're fast, they're cheap, and it's not too hard to find your way around. |
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Curschel
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I grew up in germnay and the best way to travel in europe is by train . So much easier a relaxing. |
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eaglewings4u
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I agree with the majority here, defininitely train, because of the pricing and the mostly hassle free travel, no traffic jams and you see a lot of scenery and have a traveling restaurant with you and restrooms, etc. all that while traveling towards your destination! |
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