I read Croatia has nice beaches but I've never been there myself
Do you have any travel recommendations? I'm looking for something in Europe that's not expensive and still enjoyable at these temperatures. I'm planning a one week trip maybe. I want to travel some time in the next two weeks, so it needs to be possible to be booked spontaneously.
Slovakia last summer was breddy baced
(I wanted to bost bics but id doesn't led me)
and yes it is much cheaper than here for accommodation
unless >>278477
meetup? I can do some guided tours in the Julian Alps lol
>It's like me "traveling" 10km to the next village
i was in a village 30km away to day, bitch that was traveling. not just very far. it was way nicer 30km away from this retarded zoo, away from this evil Legebatterie where i live. though the 30km away place was weird too, they put surveilance cameras in their parks. all these retarded security addicted rich people who want to be monitored 24/7. i'm trying to find places so poor that nobody bothers to surveil. so far no luck.
Definitely remember being in that one because it's close to the Karlsbrücke on the west side and it was in a basement and a buddy of mine dared me to chug a shot of absinthe with him so I spent the next 15 minutes in the bathroom choking and trying to flush my burning throat.
And I remember the second one because of the stage and the ceiling. Actually also now I remember it was some special event that evening and you could buy a ticket that would give you access to all the clubs participating, so you could easily hop from one to another if you didn't like some of the act currently performing.
Buses are cheap and driving all night but I guess you can go around by foot if you don't mind, that's what we did as well
Of course? Actually can't think of a better nighttime place to go by yourself than a live music club, just sit down, have a drink and enjoy the sounds
today i just drove to random lakes in forrest regions. one had a free public outdoor gym (with 3 machines) and playground with 2 hammocks and a soccer field and picnic tables.
on the other side of the lake there was a beach, 4€ admission and 2€ parking.
i wouldn't know how to decide on a place, that sounds like a nightmare. having to rely on this marketing infested tourism industry.
I actually do remember a place i can recommend:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=%2067435%20Neustadt%20an%20der%20Weinstra%C3%9Fe#map=13/49.3497/8.1980
i was in this place called Neustadt an der Weinstraße and then by coincidence i drove by this Weinstraße that this place has in the name and it was breathtakingly beautiful. curves and hills and valleys (reminded me of a rollercoaster) filled with grapes that were growing for wine production, little wine tasting houses that looked like hobbit houses. reminded me of the windows xp default desktop background.
i was in the town Haßloch because it has a special commerce function: it is germany's test market. stores sell products there that they don't sell everywhere else and then based on how they perform in haßloch they get may or may not get released everywhere else.
i went to the Aldi in Haßloch and there were some unusual products that i never seen in the regular aldi. like flavoured rice made from chickpeas
> there are so many videos about Prague. Any especially important ones?
depends what you're looking for - safety tips, places to visit, food?
why wouldn't they support that? it's 2023, you can pay by card even in the middle of bumfuck nowhere
tips for exchanging money: YouTube: _vq_YJjHoRs
I honestly don't know; I want to say you will need cash bc I used cash but I didn't even try using card at most places, because provisions are higher that way (especially if the place already converts price to euro before making you the bill, not just your bank converting) and I'm a cheap bastard.
>why wouldn't they support that? it's 2023, you can pay by card even in the middle of bumfuck nowhere
At most kebab and burek places here you can only use cash.
Mostly English (well I could order food and drinks in Czech), reading is easy but problem in talking is you keep having to repeat because you couldn't parse some word on first try and you drop the thread.
It's also about getting used to hearing the language - last summer in Slovakia it took me about a day or two before their language became clear to me, and the other way around they didn't have that advantage. So by day 6 or 7 I was basically speaking bad Slovak already since without adapting what I'm saying they wouldn't understand me without multiple tries.
