L'Orangerie, Versailles Gardens, France

As someone who lived in London and traveled around Europe for a short amount of time, I can say that I know Europe pretty well.

I have always thought the best way to get around Europe is by train and it can get complicated as well. There are so many different classes and rules and tickets that you can buy and then it changes on you when you go to another country! It's hard to keep track of if you have to have a seat reservation on this train in France, but not on the same type of train in Italy and which class means they will help you with your bags and will you be able to sit with your travel mate or will you be seated with 3 other people?

And what about those city cards? Are they worth it? What places can you use them at? Does it include public transportation? And how do you use public transportation?

But the question my clients struggle with the most is how much can they do in their vacation time and will it be worth it to do that much? You definitely don't want a vacation from your vacation when you come back home! This is something that I really help my clients out with because it can be hard to decide where you really want to go to without packing too much in.

I've been to Europe on three separate occasions. The first was a trip with my family to Paris and London. The second was to the Czech Republic and Germany. The last trip was when I lived in London. While there, I visited Paris, and various places in Italy. This summer of 2020, I plan to go back to Italy and explore some more!

Hopefully I'll be able to check off my number one on my bucket list soon: Croatia!