Hey /trv/ My bf and I are travelling through Europe later this

>>1146350
Get a paper road atlas book

Cheaper, more reliable, easier to read, works anywhere

>>1146350
the answer is maps.me for android or iOS.

>>1146388
This, it's really amazing. It has everything, even hiking trails etc.

I've used CityMaps2Go before, but that was just on citytrips. Not sure if they offer roadmaps and larger areas.

Also, Google Maps recently introduced an offline map feature I think.

>>1146381
>Get a paper road atlas book
I have to say, I pack my Garmin if I'm doing any driving. It does a better job in mountainous areas not losing signal like 3/4G, spot on turn-by-turn directions (Google can have a couple seconds delay which matters in traffic). And, seems to be something you can use for hours without battery recharge, unlike Waze which sucks a battery dry. I think Garmin makes an app but I don't have personal experience with it. Why I like the actual device the most is speed limit tracking. Saves tickets. You have to keep them freshly updated before you go, due to frequent construction changes in some cities.

Do you already know where you will be going pretty clearly by now? If you aren't looking for GPS style directions, you might just want good city maps. Either view and clip sections of online maps, save as pdf, or download some nice tourist-marked sights .pdfs of city maps and plot out some of your ideas with markup, such as walking tour routes, hikes info. Go ahead and print turn-by-turns from google maps now into a document file for use just in case. This will help you out if you don't find an app you like and aren't using guidebooks in your kindle. I find it nice to throw offline webpages of restaurants I like, museum info pages, etc. It saves some time if you have limited time or slow times on the hotel internet You'.ll always have your phone on you, and a quick document view is simple.

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>let's see if the first or second google result solve my problem
>*searches*
>yes, yes it does

>>1146381
Thats how i did england hey. Met this trucker dude, who bequeathed me with his trusty trucker atlas
Loved it. Can circle places you loved with a marker. It your little travel diary....

But yeah. Wanting a shit.! We here, how the smeg do we get there sorta a quickie app doobie...

>>1146350
just get a fucking sim card. There are plenty for 10€ wich work in whole eu

for example in germany there is Vodafone Callya Smartphone Spezial, 10 €/month and 700mb. for 5 € you can get extra 500mb

>>1146388
Mate, you on it!!! Thanks heaps!

>>1146402
Citymaps to go is perfect for when you in the actual city walling around. But. Masssssssssiiiive downloading required.

>>1146405
Whaaa? You guys are my google.

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>>1146418
If OP, I'm biting.

You opened a thread on a subject which already had a thread going on. Your post has been replied in both places.

I wish you and your life partner many years and happy travels.

>>1146421
Oh.
Well then.

Nothing further to see here..

Carry on,

As you were,

But, thanks for pointing me in the right direction... honestly didnt see em!!!
shall scroll more conscientiously next time..