What are some places not to miss when you re in Europe for five months?

I'm a salesman, and I often travel for work, so if I'm going to Europe, I recommend not to miss the Eiffel Tower, where you can feel the rich atmosphere of ancient culture. If you have time, you can also go to Iceland to see the ice sculptures, which are very beautiful and charming. You can also go to Italy and try the famous pasta, which is very delicious.

Czech Republic: Prague, the capital, is a place to wander, with people dressed up in different costumes, stations and cafes coming and going, and the city is the catalyst between them.

Gumlov Krumlov: a surprise on your trip, one of the most beautiful ancient towns in the world.

Vienna, Austria: The Golden Hall, the magnificent buildings, and one name you can't ignore: Sissi.

If you must take it for 5 months, you must go to Belgium. Although Belgium is a small country, it has a lot of tourist attractions. One of the more distinctive is the Belgian thrift market, which is not only all-encompassing, but also definitely has something you don't expect.

In addition to antiques, all kinds of furniture, clothing, and even modern TVs, self-service cars. The thrift market in Belgium is huge, and you can't go through it in three days or two. This is a unique phenomenon that is different from other countries in Europe.

The Eiffel Tower, a technical masterpiece in the history of world architecture, is an important attraction and prominent symbol of Paris, France, and Provence is the world-famous hometown of lavender and a popular tourist destination, these two places are well worth seeing.

There are many places of interest in various European countries.

Provence in France, the land of fine wine and lavender; Eiffel Tower in Paris; Louvre.

Aegean Sea in Greece.

The River Thames in the United Kingdom.

The Netherlands, the kingdom of windmills and flowers (tulips), brings people infinite dreams and imagination.

Austria, the country of **, has beautiful scenery and has created many well-known ** families, such as Beethoven and Mozart.

After staying in Europe for five months, I am sure that Paris, Vilna, Hungary and other places are not to be missed in Turkey, because they are all unique, like Turkey, you go to see a romantic hot air balloon, it is very beautiful to go to take a hot air balloon, and the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France is also worth seeing.

Paris: 3-4 days can basically run through several famous places, such as taking the subway to the Arc de Triomphe, coming out and walking along the Champs-Elysées, walking to the Louvre, and then you can take the subway to the Eiffel Tower, and then take a small train to Versailles in a few days, that will prepare for a day, and some will go shopping. In addition to Paris, there are several small towns in France that can also be visited.

I've also brought it in the countryside, and the scenery is good, very relaxed and pleasant.

I want to go to the Netherlands because I have been yearning for this place since I was a child, and I think this place is a place that brings relaxation, the pace here is very slow and suitable for my own life, there is no pressure of the big city, there are not too many worries, and I am happy to be alone.

1. A Schengen visa is required to travel to Europe, and Schengen visas are divided into two categories: entry and transit

1. There are two types of entry visas: one-entry and multiple-entry. Visa holders are allowed to stay for up to 90 consecutive days at a time or multiple times every six months for a total of not more than 3 months. If you need to stay for a long time, you can apply to a member state for a country visa that is only used in that country;

2. Transit visa refers to a visa for transit to a country other than the agreement country, which is generally one-time and twice, and multiple transit visas can be issued under special circumstances. The duration of each crossing is generally 3 days, with a maximum of 5 days.

2. The cost of traveling to Europe should be determined according to the actual situation and the attractions visited.

If it's your first time going, it shouldn't be too long, but there are exceptions. The cost depends on how long you stay and how many countries you visit, and it won't cost too much. If you go to play, it is recommended not to go with the group, because I am afraid that you will feel like you have spent money in vain.

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In general, the valid length of stay of a Schengen visa is issued according to the time applied for by the applicant, which is generally the cumulative number of days that can be stayed in a single or multiple times during the validity period of the visa, which can be found in the duration of stay column in the upper right corner of the visa page, which is the total number of days that the visa can stay in during the validity period, not the number of days that can be stayed in each entry. If it is 90 days, it means that the cumulative number of days in 180 days shall not exceed 90 days.

The French tourist visa is not more than 90 days and is a short-term visit visa, which means that you can apply for a tourist visa within 90 days.

Since the validity period and stay period of the application for European countries are the same, the visa officer will approve the visa based on the air ticket reservation, hotel reservation and itinerary you provide, so you must arrange your actual itinerary before the visa.

European countries are developed countries, the rejection rate is higher than other Southeast Asian countries, comprehensive applicant information review and evaluation, including personal information, family situation, marital status, company, job, position, income, current bank account (reflecting salary income and consumption records), fixed assets (real estate, car, driver's license, driving license, **, insurance, social security, etc.), travel records, etc.

For you to stay in France for too long, the visa officer will consider the spending power in France, the longer the stay, the higher the cost, and the less chance of visa issuance! Try to choose the length and itinerary that suits you, this is the most important thing!

Regarding your question, I have been to many countries in Europe, and I feel that there is really no need for a 30-day tour in the UK to take time to go there, because you have to have a separate visa. But if you go in January, it may be a little cold in Switzerland, and I went to Switzerland in May, when the snow on the snowy mountains has not yet melted. In fact, in fact, you can go to Spain and Portugal in southwest Europe in 1 month, I myself plan to go at the end of December, the temperature is more than 10 degrees, Germany flies to Barcelona Madrid have cheap airlines I bought a ticket only about 20 euros, Italy I went in January last year, I feel that it is not bad to go to Italy in winter, Milan has nothing to do, but Rome Vatican has at least 3 days, and then Willis, Pisa is also worth going, you can buy train tickets on the way.

In Germany, it is recommended to buy a state ticket or a weekend ticket. The romantic road must be visited, that is, Munich, Neuschwanstein Castle, and Salzburg in Austria are also very close, not far from Munich.

I hope you are satisfied with my answer, and if you have any specific plans, you can write to me on the site.

It is recommended to travel to four countries, but the Vatican is in Rome, and I must go, so it should be a five-country tour, and I will take it out in the UK, not Schengen.

Rong Guo, you have to apply for a visa separately, according to your description, it should be the first time to go to Europe, don't make too much trouble.

Europe is so big that it's impossible to play it all at once, like Italy, if you want to go a little deeper, it takes 10 days.

Upstairs has been mentioned very completely, and I would like to add that the plug Italy is three-ended, and unlike other countries, large supermarkets in China sell adapters. Foreign hotels do not provide drinking hot water, it is best to buy an electric kettle, dozens of yuan, you can throw it away when you run out.

January is colder in Europe, mainly wet and cold, with more rain and snow, so you should bring enough clothes.

4 countries to travel, the Vatican comes in Rome, Italy.

Since the face, there is no need to go separately, Liechti Bai Dunstein du is next to Switzerland, very small, desirable or not.

Zhi goes, if you have time, you can do it in half a day. It is very cold in Europe in January, and you must tip a little when you eat in Germany and Switzerland, and you may or may not give a simple meal in France and Italy. Don't forget the adapter plug.

Also, Switzerland uses the Swiss franc, remember to exchange a little bit of money, and the big shopping malls and big cities can use euros. The small shop is proud of its place in Swiss francs.

It is recommended that you find a travel agency to consult, and all the problems have been solved, but it is 50,000 people to prepare European visa documents and guarantee money.

Europe is temperate, so you can choose to go in autumn, which is cooler, when there are not many people. See which country you want to visit? I'm also referring to others, and I hope it can help you.

The best time to visit Germany is in autumn and winter.

The climate in France is most pleasant in spring and autumn, and the best time to visit is from June to October.

Holland tourism, suitable for all seasons, every spring, the Netherlands will become a sea of flowers, but also the most tourists; Summer won't be too hot, but the lively open-air ** will allow you to reach the peak of joy; The romance in autumn can dissolve the sadness in your heart and make you indulge in this beautiful country; And the ice and snow in winter give people a different scenery from China.

The best time to visit Belgium is in spring and summer, when the scent of flowers fills the air, which is not very hot but also warm.

Switzerland, known as paradise on earth, is more heaven than Hangzhou.

Switzerland, Italy (a bit of a mess lately), Austria ......France feels like the most uninteresting place I've ever had to go to, and when I get to Paris, it's basically shopping, and it's easy to get stuck in traffic, and I'm still lost in Paris, and I didn't know until I got to the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower. There's nothing fun to be in the UK either. There are not many countries I have been to in Europe, many of them are just sightseeing, but the image of Switzerland is the deepest, it is really beautiful, although there is no English in the local language of Switzerland, but basically everyone can speak English, and the language is easy to communicate, and the influence of the Swiss is that it is more cordial, not so powerful in other places.

It is recommended that you can do an in-depth tour directly. Europeans feel that the brain is generally not very good, especially the arithmetic problem, casually with them to get around the dizzy, buy some souvenirs in Venice, bargain for 20% off, the boss refused, gave me the lowest price, mental arithmetic is about a discount, the funniest thing is to get on the bus only to find that there are most of the ...... for me