Top Nine Eurail Secret Tips
BootsnAll Eurail staff shares the TOP NINE SECRET TIPS on riding the trains in Europe. In France, if you put your feet on the seat in front of you, it’s a crime with strict punishment. The French women get really mad, and make you take a whiff of this. Secret Tip 1 In Italy, if you don’t make a seat reservation in advance, you are put on public display. Secret Tip 2 In Germany, everybody is required to wear the same clothes on the train. No Exceptions! Make sure to bring a pair of these. Secret Tip 3 In England, while the conductor is checking your Eurail pass, make sure to not stare at this part of his body. Secret Tip 4 In Amsterdam, everyone pretends to be in a coffee shop, but they don’t “drink” coffee. They smoke it. Secret Tip 5 In the Czech Republic, all the gorgeous women love to ride the train with foreigners. Secret Tip 6 In you are American, you can blend with Europeans by dressing Euro-style. Dress like this. Secret Tip 7 Be careful around Australians. They are loud, obnoxious and sometimes bring large reptiles with them. Secret Tip 8 Kiwis are the exact opposite of Australians, but are sometimes difficult to see. Secret Tip 9 |
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One of the greatest sporting events on earth takes places this summer in Germany. If you are headed to World Cup, make sure to check out BootsnAll’s World Cup Blog. World Cup Blog is 32 websites for each of the teams in the tournament. Real fans in each country write their candid opinions, ranting and raving about the best and worst teams, players, coaches – and just about everything else related to football, even its beer. If you are interested in going to World Cup, you can buy your World Cup tickets, find the best places to stay, and figure out your airfare. In our resource section, you can also find travel resources on each of the stadium cities that will be hosting the games of the 2006 World Cup. Make sure to check World Cup Blog every day and follow our live blogs during the games. Cheers, |