Ever been to Europe? Please share your knowledge & experiences involving any part of Europe!?!??

Question

I'm just looking to learn about Europe,
From people who have traveld there,
And even from the people that live in some part of Europe!

Facts, Myths, Story about when you were in Europe....
Anything!

Any type of information about any part of Europe,
I'd love to hear them!! Especially if you live there or have travled in some part of Europe I'd love to hear about your visit there!!!

I just want to learn something new today,
and I felt froggy, so I chose to learn a little about Europe today.


:)

Please share, It's all so greatly appreicated!

Answer 1

Read the travelogues on our web site - tons of info for you there! http://www.thetravelzine.com

Hope that helps!

Answer 2

This is a strange question. As if I asked you things about America. There are just so many things to tell, especially with so many countries. But well, I've never been to USA, so I can't compare. Europe is a mixture of very different cultures and quite opened mind, although not every country as much as Holland. Five countries are known as the "Europe five", meaning the top 5 in terms of money. They would be Germany (1º), France (2º), England (3º), Italy (4º) and Spain (5º), although the last two are a little bit behind. England would like to believe they are the first, mainly because that's how they think and because a lot of them hate the E.U. You could say the southern countries (Italy, Spain, Portugal...) have a lot in common (loud talking, hot weather, nice food...). The same goes to the Eastern countries, the ones in the North...The good thing about Europe, especially E.U. is that you have the chance to move around very different countries in a short time and for quite good prices. Like, you can spend a weekend in Amsterdam if you feel like it. But I can't tell you much more in such a short space, let's just say it's an experience you should live by yourself.

Answer 3

Went to Prague and Rome and Vienna and Florence years ago. Very fun time.

Once in Prague, I was sitting in the Staromestke namesti looking through my guidebook when I felt the presence of people standing around me. I looked up, and there were about 30 high school age kids standing around me trying to speak to me in a bunch of different languages. When they found out I was an American, this collective "Wooaaahhh!" went through the whole group and immediately they started asking me political questions. For about 15 minutes I had the rapt attention of these 30 Belgian high school age kids on a field trip to Prague. It was great, but a little intimidating.

Plenty of other adventures happened, but I can't get into all of that. Go to Prague and Rome if you can. They were my favorites.

Answer 4

I was born in europe.. its a very natural place. theres a lot of historical stuff its very pretty and the ppl are really nice.