When you want to visit the European continent and immerse yourself in the seemingly endless variety of cultures and experiences that it has to offer, it pays to put a little effort into planning a visit. To make things easier than ever before, we’ve put together a few handy hints and tips so that all you need to do is to read on and see what type of traveler you are.

The single-location traveler: You want to see one area in great detail

If you’re a fan of a city-break, then this is the category for you! With so much to do and see in such a short period of time, you know that you need to be on top of your game if you’re going to fit everything in.

The Urban Travel Blog is a great source because it provides a wealth of fresh ideas and sparks of inspiration. Alternatively, if you’re planning a big proposal or a long weekend for two, then this article from the Travel Republic will be well worth a read. It all comes down to creating a short-list of the places you want see and the things you want to experience, so that you make every hour of your holiday count. On the other hand, if you want an interactive tool that allows you to create your own itinerary, then destination management resources are also a great way to fit everything in. You’ll be able to look up all manner of activities in your chosen area, see prices and reviews, and decide on what’s right for you.

The walking enthusiast: You want a holiday that gets you away from the crowds

A walking holiday is a great way to free yourself of the stress and strains of modern living. The trick is to think outside the box and discover some of Europe’s best-kept secrets, rather than taking the same routes and trails as everyone else.

The Natural Adventure Blog is worth some careful study by those of you looking to make your way across some of Europe’s most stunning landscapes. There are also a number of self-guided resources to look at before you start penciling in your plans.

The city hopper: You love to see as much as possible and want to move around

A great way to explore a country is to see it from different angles is to change cities every few days. That way, you’ll gain unique insights into local differences as you move across the map.

To know more about some of the most important cities, town, and resorts in any country with the click of a mouse, don’t overlook destination management companies. They’re unique resources to use if you plan to delve into different aspects of the same city during your holiday, so that you come home with the satisfaction of really knowing it.

The country hopper: There’s just no tying you down

If you want to explore multiple countries in a couple of weeks, then traveling on an Interrail Pass could be the holiday of a lifetime you’ve been looking for. Blogs like this one provide great sources of inspiration that will inform you on the most popular routes and destinations.

Hopefully, these tips have given you plenty of food for thought. Now all you have to do is get busy checking out those resources to plan the holiday of a lifetime!

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