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Germany is very "trailer Campy" friendly. If you want an authentic old town experience why not visit Celle. You will see only a handful of tourists no more than that. If the weather is great why ot travel to the nice islands in Northern Netherlands

Why do you exclude Scandinavia?

>>1112567
I would recommend this thread:
>>1096186
It's world wide but also has other pretty good recommendations in europe within your driving distance that are mostly nature and old towns/villages related plus you won't find many tourists there.

Anyway my two cents:
September can be tricky as you might experience the first snow in the alps/pre alps regions and storms around the eastern and northern sea cost if you're unlucky.

Any preferences? water sports, hiking, biking, mbt/downhill, national parks, hiking, extreme sports?.
Sea, lake, mountains, flatland, a good mix?

>>1112534
Decent enough as a dictionary and somewhat reliable for short sentenced with very simple grammar, but it's not reliable beyond that.

>>1112534
I don't understand. The right picture is just as unintelligible as the left; I don't speak google-fu.

Used it all over Europe and North Africa. Better than nothing, but still pretty bad. In places like Poland when I tried t use it they just look at you like your straight up retarded. Also in some small villages people couldent read, so the GT was useless.

Probably the beach a half hour's drive away because unprecedented levels of hyperinflation have rendered all global fiat currencies worthless.

>>1112379
>>>/biz/

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I would visit that blue planet with girls, water and breathable air.

Throw a dart on a map

>>1112320
>>1112334

just pick a place and go if you're that open minded about it

Go to Adelaide, Australia.

>greyhound

>>1112227
Cheap, especially when you have some luggage (airlines have pretty much stopped giving any luggage allowance)

>greyhound

>Heidelberg
>freedom to go to Berlin

Have you checked a map?

But do check out the castle, it's nice. Heidelberg is very beautiful, and you could easily spend 4 days there even though it's small.

>>1111986
Yes I guess you are right, I should give up that option. Still, I need a way to get to nice hiking places, right?

>>1111982
The Hauptstrasse downtown is really fucking cool, if you're into shopping. Lots of modern shops all built into the old style buildings. The bridge and the castle are all right there too. The castle is nice, and gives you a great view of the city. There are also boat tours you can get down the river, where you stop and can explore several other smaller castles. There's also a Zoo across the river in Handschusheim. Downtown Heidelberg in general is just really fucking neat.

If you're into cars, there is a pretty popular formula 1 track in Hockenheim, which is only about half an hour away. There's also two "Technik Museums" nearby, one in Speyer and one in Sinsheim (spelling?) they are basically museums with a wide variety of airplanes, cars, and trains.

If you are looking for good food, try to go out of the city (doesn't take very far) and find a restaurant in a smaller town.

Those are the biggest things that come to mind when I think about the H-town area.

t. I lived there for 5 years

>>1111916
interested in this too

>>1111916
>so somewhere where they love gringos would be best

The entire continent of South America should be a good choice. Are you blond?

>>1111916
Santiago, chile

Seems like your kind of wasting money on plane tickets. Dubrovnik to Belgrade, Belgrade to Budapest and Budapest to Prague are all very do-able by either train or bus.

>>1111840
i will examine carefully train and bus itineraries, thanks

>>1111750
Fresh Island festival is at Novalja from 12th to 14th or 15th. Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign and many more. I may be there too, not sure, but it's pretty fun to visit.
Also, use some time to explore Zagreb during the day you're there, the city is pretty awesome.

>>1111200
pro tip:
as a foreigner you will never experience the real Ireland
Every single town will have at least a couple of pubs.
Go down South lad

>>1111200

Avoid Dublin like the plague - and thats coming from a Dubliner.

The west can be great - beuatiful scenery and you'll get more of the "Real" Ireland.
Galway would be a good starting point

>>1111200
Gotta be on the move OP. You pick up a rental in Shannon or Dublin, travel the south half of the country, new town every night..experience the towns with dinner and pubs, drive and explore some ruins, churches, castles, during the days. It's pretty inexpensive outside of Dublin, and you'd be done with Dublin at about 1.5 days.

Yes, but they were Indian celebs, not American celebs.

what is this vapid cunt

>>1111139
i used to work on hayman island (aus) and katy perry & mariah carey just checked in.

a clouple of weeks later i just saw johnny depp in his room, hes short af and was high as a motherfucker

1st for stop asking sex tourism question.
Go to the sex tourism thread for that, or buy a hooker.

>>1110365
shibuya/harajuku

Can I get any sort of train pass to travel around the greater Tokyo area? I'll be living there for 3 months.

>>1109873
Norovirus
>puked and shat myself for 3 days

been on 3 cruises with senpai in my younger years

island hopping, all is paid for besides alcohol and souvenirs (can get a cheap soda card for unlimited soda). lots of events and stuff going on.

carnival/disney are good for families

royal caribbean/princess for couples ie no fucking kids

The single supplement is a deal breaker (one person still has to pay as if two people are cruising). But if you are a couple, it's a great deal.

Get the cheapest stateroom in the best ship you can afford. You are stuck on a boat with these people, you want them to be civilized.

Driving to a port of call is a great money saver. Might not be an option for most people.

Either go on a small luxury boat that visits upscale ports of call, or get a room in a mega ship where you don't even have to visit ports. All the major cruise lines visit the same ports of call anyway, so that gets old quickly.

Themed cruises are fun, some rock bands do sponsored cruises, like Paramore, and there's a heavy metal cruise, these come at a premium though.

There are plenty of forums with great information and advice, this board isn't one of them.

>>1106587
Define 'poor af'

>>1106592

Less than 5 thousand dollars saved in a year.

>>1106595
it's not impossible. You'll have to allocate your funds and really commit to it, but it's not impossible.

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There used to be some companies doing raft-trips on the Kwai, out of Bangkok. Maybe Google around. My memory is that some were expensive and some were not. This has been more than a few years back...

Thai pocky, by the way, is hugely inferior to Japanese pocky. Chocolate is amazingly flavorless.

>>1106348
A day trip to the old capital of Ayutthaya might be interesting--can do it by boat, and the boat trip is enjoyable by itself. The fancy one day tour from the Oriental Hotel (worth having a drink in, if you want to pretend to be Somerset Maugham) is the plushest, but there are dozens of operators with similar offerings.

You might also consider a day trip to Lopburi, another old capital that is now most famous for being completely overrun with monkeys.

There's Chanthaburi, where some of the River Khwae is; the province is also home to renowned tourist trap the Tiger Temple, but, hey, tigers! I find Chanthaburi a little far without overnighting, but it is possible to get there and back in a day.

All that said, you may be surprised by Bangkok. It doesn't make a great first impression (weather, air quality, and traffic are all pretty intense), but it's an undeniably vibrant city of more than eight million people. Has a lot beyond malls and temples.

Forensic Sciences Museum in Siriraj Hospital offers the country's best collection of preserved body parts.

There are some nice places to eat, drink, and look at stuff along Thanon Phra Athit, in Banglamphu, just around the corner from backpacker ghetto Khao San Road, but far less disgusting.

But what are you into, exactly?

>>1106365
>Chanthaburi
sorry, meant Kanchanaburi.

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literally anywhere in the sierra outside the main yosemite corridor and a couple other high traffic areas like whitney.

Colombia.

I first went down there some time back, when their reputation as a drug cartel shooting-range was keeping visitors away in droves. The situation had improved, but visitors hadn't fully caught on yet. Damn, you never saw people so happy to see a traveler in their country. It was like being a rock-star.

That feeling has faded, f course bu it is still an under-valued travel destination.

>>1096190
Mah nigga, also eastern side of sierras for life