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>I travel because I can't get laid at home: the post

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>>1140295
It stacks

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>>1140310

that's 630 am the next day

Schloss Schönbrunn is nice. Its got a Park and a Zoo.
http://www.schoenbrunn.at/en.html

MuseumsQuartier is also a good point to start.You can explore the inner city and the Stephansdom .

http://www.mqw.at/en/visit/

>>1140570
cool, will have a look. Any idea on ease of public transport there?

>>1140264

>general advice about the Cannes-Nice-area
Too crowded and expensive

I suggest you to visit Hyères area and the countryside. If you have a car you can go near Castellane and the parc naturel du Verdon, this is very beautiful (only 80km). If you don't have a car, there is some bus line too.

Near Cannes you can visit Grasse if you like flower and perfume.

If you want a not crowded beach, you can go go some naturist beach, usually there is not à lot of people but you have to be naked and sometimes there is creepy people. As a woman, i never go there alone.

>What to eat
You can buy your food at the local marché but beware of scams. In the summer there is a lot of little shops who sell fake french olive, fake aop cheese, fake Provence honey, etc.

You can eat :
Goat cheese, socca, fougasse, anchois, ratatouille...
Look at this wiki page : https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuisine_niçoise

>where to maybe meet people of the backpacker variety
Maybe couchsurfing. I guess there is some group / meetings you can join in.

Have a nice stay

Check out 12 tonar. It's a CD shop that serves free espresso while you listen to music. Also check out the penis museum and eat some horse

>>1140529
>eat some horse
and whale, and puffin, and shark, and sheep

>>1140240
Go inside the volcano.

https://www.extremeiceland.is/en/destinations/snaefellsnes-peninsula/center-of-the-earth

>>1140224
What profession? Does it require insurance or certifications?

>>1140225
Teaching, yes

>>1140224
Okay, so you must have some dual passport situation.

Within my country, there are state by state certifications, so you'd need to do whatever process there would be for that state, and for the country within the state. It can be a 2-5 year process, for what is a lesser paid job, unless you have a Masters. The path might be that you teach private school first while you work on certs. College level work has a process too, and in most states require the upper division degree (basically you have to have more education than your students there).

To do these things you need a residence, not just a passport Pass a background check, have established credit and mailing address. It might be hard to hit the ground running, without savings and other work first.

You should probably stop being evasive and list the countries in question.

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>>1140213

Madventures is genius at time. As for accuracy i couldn't comment on everything but out of the places ive seen its pretty on point. Wish season 1 was released with full English subs though.

Check out "Departures" First couple of seasons are on netflix.

>>1140687
i wish they would have just done the whole thing in finnish with english subtitles, their english pretty much ruined the entire "thing" of the series for me

>>1140730
You can blame Dudesons for the English. When foreign stations got interested in funding third season, Tunna and Riku talked with Jarppi, and he suggested that they switch to English to make it more accessible so that show would be more accessible to foreign audiences.

...Which is true, but I have to agree it would've been nicer if they sticked with Finnish. Their English accents aren't really that good.
Also sucks that first season hasn't been completely subbed, it's very strong, especially since it's the only one where they didn't return back to Finland between different countries.

>>1140207
a ticket to the movies plus popcorn and soda totals at around 10 euros

a big mac menu is around 4.50 euros

a beer costs around 0.80 cents in stores and less than 2 euros in most clubs/bars/pubs

all in all, life is pretty cheap in Budapest compared to everywhere else in the west, from, say, 400 euros a month you'll live like a king

Budapest I found to be real cheap with the crazy exchange rate. Make sure to use their currency instead of euros as you will get up charged using euros. I found ruin pubs to be quite entertaining and cheap. Instant being my favorite but szimpla was amazing just to see. Hookers everywhere offering sex for 10,000 forint (found every single one started negotiations there) plenty of great places to get authentic Hungarian food (I miss the goulash so much) for next to nothing

>>1140563
Yes, Budapest is cheap, but there's no way you can live well on 400€ a month. Maybe excluding rent.

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>>1140200
Priyapat (sp), Ukraine, close to the site of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor.

>>1140235
>Priyapat
thx

Bumping for interest.

From the bit of research I've done it seems Da Nang and Hoi An are good places to visit.

Danang itself is pretty boring, but makes a good base for day trips to for example Hoi An or the Cham temples nearby.

Hue is very interesting with the Imperial Palace (think China's forbidden palace light) and all the imperial tombs around the city.

I'd pick Hue over Danang personally.

>>1140252
Yeah, that's what I've been guessing as well. I think we'll probably make it Hue, as it seems like it's got more to offer for a several-day visit.

maybe you can visit one of the smaller tourist towns nearby e.g.
https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Dubuque

Pls

1) you won't make much money
2) you'll have to deal with hurricane season in a city with ZERO infrastructure (flooded streets, power outages, etc)
3) you'll end up driving to the valley to shop like most people do from Monterrey; cuz the shopping in monterrey sucks
4) you'll probably have a good time; the nightlife and soccer games are great

i swear the exact thing happend to me in NYC
I spend the week there
During the day, absolutely no fine and no problem
But when it got dark, i started coughing.
WTF could that be? It's not like i'm not used to dirty city-air, i live in Amsterdam my whole life

>>1140030
people all over the world come to NYC
half the people see walking around don't even speak english
who knows how niggerviruses are around
just be thankful you didn't die

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Im guaranteed to get sick every time I go to the US.

Im perfectly fine at my first stop. Extensively walking around NYC or the like for a couple of days.
However the moment I fly to my second stop; I get sick. It only lasts like 2-3 days, but it's really annoying to be sick while on a trip like that.

No amount of flu shots or immune boosters help.

I think you only need a working visa if you're going to work for more than 3 months straight.
Google it for more info, though.

Check the trees for charlies!

>>1140741
Click all the trees to post...

yep, it's beautiful. just go out for night walks around the shore

>>1139928
been there, beautiful place, great food, incredibly rude locals

Yes, twice! Incredible beaches, although not as many young people to go along with them unfortunately. I'd highly recommend hiking the hill to the castle up top, and DON'T be afraid to go off the beaten path. You can see gravestones hundreds of years old protruding from the hillside, covered in moss, a fractured WWI statue monument too.
Here's the hostel I stayed in, although it feels like more of a hotel. Wonderfully polite staff as well. Cheers bro.

http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/A-room-in-the-city/San-Sebastian/99093

>>1139763
Literally all your questions can be copy pasted into google verbatim and you will immediately get your answer.

>>1140737
I'd say 90% of the questions asked in /trv/ fit your description.

>>1140737
Yeah, but Google will neither call me a fag nor tell me to kys. People come here for the human experience.