What you need to prepare for a self guided tour of Europe

1 Money 1 A small amount of cash, more change, when taking the bus, visiting the temple handy 2 Bank card, ICBC or CCB is the best, it is better to be able to overdraw.

2. Documents 3 ID card, passport, car book, student ID, senior citizen ID, teacher ID, tour guide ID, military ID, press card, everything you have.

4 Airfare, train ticket.

Three communication 5 mobile phones and chargers.

6 **Ben.

7 Pen and paper.

8 maps, GPS is better.

9 Compass.

10 Walkie-talkies.

4. Everyday necessities.

11 tables, the best with altitude function.

12 Camera plus USB flash drive and charger.

13 cups or jugs.

14 Sunglasses and hats.

15 flashlight.

16 Sabres and nail clippers.

17 Dry and wet wipes and toilet paper (for girls to bring enough personal items) 18 Disposable raincoats or umbrellas.

19 Plastic bags, plastic sheeting.

20 Sunscreen, insect repellent.

21 Towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, skin care products, combs, mirrors

22 Laundry detergent.

23 Change of clothes, preferably quick-drying, and remember to bring swimwear if there is a hot spring or seaside24 Slippers.

5. Commonly used medicines.

25 Band-Aids, Bone-setting Oil, Yellow Lotus, Cooling Oil, Fast-Acting Heart Relief, Vitamin Pills

To add, there will be no hot water in Europe**, only go to the hotel front desk and ask for boiling water, if you are used to boiling water, it is best to bring your own electric kettle.

1. Cash and bank cards. A good trip is supported by money, so it is also necessary to make adequate preparations in terms of travel funds. No matter what, you can't do without this all-purpose tool money.

You should prepare some euros and pounds that have been exchanged in advance, and these exchanged money will be used for your spare money such as food and entertainment. In addition, most shopping places can be swiped UnionPay card, if you plan to shop, then you need to bring a UnionPay card, convenient, fast and safe.

2. Relevant certificates. Traveling to Europe is an outbound tour, and in addition to your personal identity card, household registration book and other documents that prove your identity, passports and visas are indispensable. Bringing the relevant documents will make your journey smoother.

3. Clothing. In winter, the temperature difference between European travel is large, and the down jacket is lightweight, moisture-proof and cold-resistant, and can be rolled into a small fold when it is hot. In terms of clothing preparation, you can refer to the Chinese mainland weather for slow weather, with the principle of warmth, comfort and convenience.

Bring more underwear, and bring long-sleeved shirts and jackets in summer to prevent changes in cold and warmth; In winter or activities that require going to the snow mountains during the trip, tourists should bring ski shirts, sweaters, coats and other cold-proof clothing; Shoes should be flat and lightweight, shoes should be low-topped and comfortable, and it is best to bring slippers.

4. Daily necessities. Umbrellas, sunglasses, sunscreen, is one of the must-have items in Europe. Toothpaste, toothbrushes, slippers, toiletries and skin care products, shampoo, and shower gel are available at most hotels.

5. Electronic appliances. Nowadays, it is the age of high-speed electronic information, all kinds of smart phones, cameras and even tablets will accompany your journey, but if there is no electricity, it will be a nasty thing, so with your various small electrical appliances at the same time, remember to bring a charger that can match the European plug, charge your mobile phone, camera and other electrical appliances, but also charge and refuel your journey.

6. Commonly used drugs. If you have some discomfort in your body, such as allergies, colds, or heart problems, you should carry some common medicines with you to be well prepared, which will make your journey more secure.

7. Food. The breakfast of the European group tour is bread, jam, milk, etc., some hotels are rich, and some are very simple, so it is recommended to bring some salty items.

1 Passport. 2 ID card.

3 toiletries, slippers.

4 Commonly used medicines.

5 Clothes and cash, etc.

1.When traveling, clothing should be light and versatile. Prepare your clothes according to the seasons; There is a large temperature difference between morning and evening in Europe, so be sure to bring a warm coat; Guests are advised to watch or listen to the international weather forecast before departure.

2.A rich journey will inevitably bring fatigue on the journey, and the meals may not be as delicious as the meals in your hometown, so it is recommended to bring some food to adjust the taste (such as: instant noodles, mustard, chili sauce, etc.), please understand!

3.Cold water taps in Europe are sterile drinking water and can be drunk directly. Visitors who have a habit of drinking hot drinks can bring their own electric kettle or thermos cup, and boiling water can be provided in Chinese restaurants.

4.European hotels often do not have disposable items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers and so on out of environmental awareness, and tourists should bring their own. Other must-haves: umbrellas, insect bites, band-aids, etc.

5.Since you have to get a doctor's prescription to buy medicines in pharmacies in Europe, and medical expenses are expensive, you should bring your usual medicines with you in case you need them.

6.It is recommended that you use a suitcase on wheels for easy check-in and carry-on baggage; Be sure to tear off the old check-in slip on your baggage before checking your baggage to prevent misunderstandings when checking your baggage, resulting in your luggage being transported to the wrong place; To prevent luggage from being stolen or pried, it is recommended to use a small lock to lock the luggage.

7.If you need to use your mobile phone abroad, please activate international roaming at the business premises of the corresponding telecom operator before departure to ensure that your mobile phone can be used smoothly outside of China.

8.Please choose 220V voltage products, the plug used in European countries is different from the domestic use, each country has its own specifications, and the German standard plug can be used in more countries. The commonly used plugs in Europe are shown in the figure below:

9.The main currency in Europe is the euro, and other currencies will have exchange rate losses when using or exchanging euros in Europe, so it is recommended that you exchange the required euros before leaving the country. According to the relevant regulations of China's foreign exchange management, Chinese citizens are allowed to carry foreign exchange in a foreign exchange volume of no more than 5,000 US dollars or other currencies equivalent to 5,000 US dollars per person; Although the countries of Eastern Europe have joined the Schengen area, it will take some time to unify their currencies.