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what to pack for bus tour in january
I'm going on a tour in January, with night shifts, almost every day in a different city. Please tell me what to bring with you to make the trip as comfortable as possible, given the weather. I don’t want to take 100 clothes, but I also don’t want to walk wet and frozen.
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Take care of waterproof shoes. Umbrella. Excursions in the rain are not canceled, but you don’t want to walk wet. It’s slushy in Prague. it happens that you can’t recline the seat. A boiler and tea (coffee) will definitely come in handy!
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answered 15 years ago
Change of shoes is mandatory, especially since you will not have the opportunity to dry them every night, shoe dryers, an umbrella, a pillow for the bus, a blanket.
From outerwear, it is good to have a long jacket with a hood, even if not very warm - you can always wear a warm sweater under it.
Take tea or coffee in bags, because there can be boiling water on the bus, and the "coffee" that is offered is usually the cheapest and nastiest, and often for money. A few bags of nuts and dried fruits will never be superfluous.
Taking into account the Prague pavements, shoes with heels or with thin soles or just not very comfortable are canceled! :)))
Have a good trip.
From outerwear, it is good to have a long jacket with a hood, even if not very warm - you can always wear a warm sweater under it.
Take tea or coffee in bags, because there can be boiling water on the bus, and the "coffee" that is offered is usually the cheapest and nastiest, and often for money. A few bags of nuts and dried fruits will never be superfluous.
Taking into account the Prague pavements, shoes with heels or with thin soles or just not very comfortable are canceled! :)))
Have a good trip.
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answered 15 years ago
thanks. In Prague, in fact, only one day, there are also Amsterdam and Berlin and Brussels and other cities.
I also think whether it is worth taking sneakers, or it's cold in them. And is one coat enough?
I also think whether it is worth taking sneakers, or it's cold in them. And is one coat enough?
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answered 15 years ago
shoes are tricky business. they are slippery and get wet. better comfortable shoes as mentioned above. about one jacket - you know better how comfortable it will be. The weather in Europe in January is unpredictable - now, for example, +3 during the day. so you can't guess.
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answered 15 years ago
What is good about a bus tour is that I threw a blanket, pillow and umbrella right on the top shelf of the bus, and there is no need to carry it all along. You can do the same with a spare jacket. Let him ride in the cabin of the bus, if you need it.
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answered 15 years ago
I would also recommend taking some light shoes such as slippers on the bus, because. it is warm on the bus and it is hard to sit in winter shoes for a long time.
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answered 15 years ago
Alas, in winter the bus is not warm enough to change into slippers. Definitely, it will be an extra burden. Another question is that you will still take some slippers for the hotel, and if it seems too hot on the bus, you can use them. Although, I know from experience that only the front 2-3 rows of seats are warm on a bus in winter. At the end of the cabin, it’s generally cold like a dog, and a woolen blanket definitely won’t hurt there.
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answered 15 years ago
I myself went on a bus tour to the Czech Republic from Lviv in December, it was very warm, sometimes they undressed to a thin T-shirt (it was hot), I took summer beach slippers on the bus (they take up little space) and was very pleased (then I went to them in a room in hotel)! When it was a little cool, I just put on socks, but my legs at least rested, and even at the last stop I ran out into the street in these slippers, because. tired of wearing boots.
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answered 15 years ago
And, well, if you use slippers as slippers in a hotel, then yes, I agree with you. We were at the end of January on a bus tour. It is interesting that the weather was not cold, there was a positive temperature, + 5-6 *, and in Prague + 9-10 * (some Prague women walked in shoes! And at the same time in a coat). But in such warm weather, half of the bus of tourists simply froze, they sat from the middle to the end of the cabin. For some reason it was very cold there. We had 5th and 6th places, and we were, thank God, warm. :) Probably, it's not necessary once in a while...
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answered 15 years ago
For some reason, we didn’t heat boiling water on the bus, so we always take a compact travel kettle (VITEK) 0.5 l, TEA-COFFEE, an extension cord and a small narrow metal thermos juice on all trips. be sure to take (and leave on the bus on the shelf) an umbrella, a small soft pillow, a blanket, woolen (or terry) socks or footprints, a small flashlight. In the first supermarket bought drinking water 3 bottles of 2 liters.
From clothes: 2 pairs of comfortable shoes (in addition to slippers for the bus number), mittens and gloves, stoles-scarves, a waterproof light warm sentipon non-marking jacket with a hood (from wind-snow-rain) WE WISH SUNNY WEATHER!
From clothes: 2 pairs of comfortable shoes (in addition to slippers for the bus number), mittens and gloves, stoles-scarves, a waterproof light warm sentipon non-marking jacket with a hood (from wind-snow-rain) WE WISH SUNNY WEATHER!
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answered 15 years ago
I went on such a tour and I recommend taking a small boiler, a thermos, coffee and tea, respectively. in such tours, tea and coffee are only paid and of poor quality, and besides, they are not hot. An umbrella is a must at this time of the year. On the bus, woolen socks, a blanket, a pillow, you can have some slippers, you will need them in the hotel.
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answered 15 years ago
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You have already returned, and I'm going in February. Tell me, please, how did it go? Is it cold on the bus or what?
You have already returned, and I'm going in February. Tell me, please, how did it go? Is it cold on the bus or what?
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answered 15 years ago
I went with Arteks, the bus was just super, clean, warm, the windows were clean. the drivers were Slovaks, aerobatics in driving the bus!
Tour for dating is just super!!!
Tour for dating is just super!!!
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answered 15 years ago
And you by bus directly from Lviv and further according to the program?
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answered 15 years ago
yes, further Czech Republic and Dresden
"Tour for dating is just super!!!" - where and with whom do you mean to meet?
"Tour for dating is just super!!!" - where and with whom do you mean to meet?
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answered 15 years ago
Do you eat only the Czech Republic, Dresden? I thought the same tour is Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, etc.
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answered 15 years ago
The bus was warm, but not clean. Travelers from Tur-reur, Lviv operator. There were shortcomings in the organization, then they were waiting for the guide, then they were late. As a result, time was wasted.
2 pairs of winter shoes are a must! Warm clothes, a blanket and a pillow for the bus. Boilers come in handy in hotels
The tour was Prague, Luxembourg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin, Krakow
If you have any questions, I'll answer
2 pairs of winter shoes are a must! Warm clothes, a blanket and a pillow for the bus. Boilers come in handy in hotels
The tour was Prague, Luxembourg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin, Krakow
If you have any questions, I'll answer
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answered 15 years ago
The thermos also helped a lot. Boiling water is limited on the bus, but you want tea and coffee. well, in general, we took food and bought it on the road, so as not to spend all the time on it, where there were no overnight stays in the hotel, we ate mostly on the bus
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answered 15 years ago