Train through Europe
You scored 58% culture, 34% social, 13% activity, and 25% adventure! |
| A train trip through Europe is a fantastic way to enrich yourself with many different cultures within a relatively short distance. The train service in Europe is out of this world and almost always on time. It doesn't lump you together with a group since you prefer to be independent, yet it takes the scariness out of navigating around a new country in a rental car, trying to make sense of the map. The train system brings you from downtown to downtown and there are often hotels within a short walk of the station. You could decide which countries interest you the most and if you are eligible, buy a rail pass in advance to save a bundle of money. Arriving at a European train station is an architectureally beautiul way to introduce yourself to a new city and it sets the perfect scene for your new experience. |
|
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: | You scored higher than 34% on culture | | You scored higher than 47% on social | | You scored higher than 2% on activity | | You scored higher than 6% on adventure |
|
OK. I could do this. Sounds fun. Maybe this time I could make it through the Alps without crying and being sick. (Long story) I do agree that train travel in Europe is fabulous. The comment about the "architecturally beautiful" stations I would take with a grain of salt: they are also drafty, dirty, and havens for weirdos. Great place to people-watch and be stunned by national bureaucracy.
0 sweet-talkers :
Post a Comment
Sweet comments from sweet people