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Please tell me, we are going with the family for the first time on the tour "In the dance of HE and SHE" Poland, Prague))) Can you tell me the main nuances of a tourist: what you must have with you, what currency is better to take, what souvenirs to buy (so as not to go broke on them) . Given that we eat in October (from October 22), how should we dress. Thank you in advance!!!!
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A whole thread on this topic has been opened on the Turpravda forum.
There experienced tourists give advice on your questions.
Go here: http://www.turpravda.ua/forum/topic.php?id=57653
As for souvenirs, the leader of the group will tell you everything on the bus. It is best to take the currency in euros, as when exchanging dollars they ask for a passport.
For exchange offices, the leader of the group usually also makes recommendations. I bought Polish zlotys when leaving Ukraine immediately at the border for hryvnias. Well, I have already bought Czech crowns in the Czech Republic for euros.
It is already necessary to dress warmly enough, since the end of October in these countries is already cool and damp. But in general, before the trip, look at the weather forecast on the Internet, and then you will be able to navigate yourself. The weather is an unpredictable thing.
There experienced tourists give advice on your questions.
Go here: http://www.turpravda.ua/forum/topic.php?id=57653
As for souvenirs, the leader of the group will tell you everything on the bus. It is best to take the currency in euros, as when exchanging dollars they ask for a passport.
For exchange offices, the leader of the group usually also makes recommendations. I bought Polish zlotys when leaving Ukraine immediately at the border for hryvnias. Well, I have already bought Czech crowns in the Czech Republic for euros.
It is already necessary to dress warmly enough, since the end of October in these countries is already cool and damp. But in general, before the trip, look at the weather forecast on the Internet, and then you will be able to navigate yourself. The weather is an unpredictable thing.
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answered 13 years ago
I traveled several times on bus tours in Europe. Remained pretty satisfied. My recommendations:
Clothing: Jacket with a removable warm lining (in November in Karlovy Vary it was up to +18 degrees, but it's as lucky), with a hood. Loose flat shoes. Skirts, dresses do not make sense to take. Take a travel pillow on the bus (very convenient).
Be sure to take a first aid kit with analgesics, antiseptics, stomach pills and pressure (if necessary). Get shopping bags with comfortable handles at home, those that will not always be comfortable. Photo equipment should be on a cord around the neck. Do not drink beer in the cabin.
Souvenirs: of course, this is real Czech beer and Becherovka. I bought jewelry with pomegranates, the famous Czech caramel in Prague. In Karlovy Vary there are big waffles and Karlovy Vary cosmetics, "drinkers".
Be sure to ask the guide for a phone number in case you fall behind the group. Provide yourself with inexpensive international communication.
Be sure to take a boat ride along the Vltava, 20 euros with a buffet + a glass of Becherovka. Try to keep up with the group. The best currency is the euro. The budget for souvenirs and food is about 250 euros.
Have a nice rest and unforgettable impressions!
Clothing: Jacket with a removable warm lining (in November in Karlovy Vary it was up to +18 degrees, but it's as lucky), with a hood. Loose flat shoes. Skirts, dresses do not make sense to take. Take a travel pillow on the bus (very convenient).
Be sure to take a first aid kit with analgesics, antiseptics, stomach pills and pressure (if necessary). Get shopping bags with comfortable handles at home, those that will not always be comfortable. Photo equipment should be on a cord around the neck. Do not drink beer in the cabin.
Souvenirs: of course, this is real Czech beer and Becherovka. I bought jewelry with pomegranates, the famous Czech caramel in Prague. In Karlovy Vary there are big waffles and Karlovy Vary cosmetics, "drinkers".
Be sure to ask the guide for a phone number in case you fall behind the group. Provide yourself with inexpensive international communication.
Be sure to take a boat ride along the Vltava, 20 euros with a buffet + a glass of Becherovka. Try to keep up with the group. The best currency is the euro. The budget for souvenirs and food is about 250 euros.
Have a nice rest and unforgettable impressions!
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