When looking into going to Paris, there are many places to see
and lots of things that can be done while in Paris. You can look up all
the places you want to see and make a check list or you can use a Paris
Vacation Package, either way you will find plenty to do in Paris while
you are there.
There is the Paris Island Vacation Package, where
the package will include the hotel stay, travel to get there, most of
your meals and all your activities you want to do while on the island.
Where you can stay on the beach and visit all the different local
attractions on the Island. These packages will cost a little more than
you probably want to spend, but they nearly include everything you will
need while you are in France.
There are many museums to visit
while in Paris such as the Musee D'Orsay which has the largest
collection of impressionist paintings you will find under one roof. Then
there is the Rodin Museum which house the "Thinker", all of these
places will be awesome to see while in Paris and a must on your to do
list.
There are over forty million places to eat while you're
staying in Paris. Some of the most famous restaurants you will want to
visit are the Gourmet Restaurant, the French Bistrots, and many of the
cafes you will find along the streets of Paris. You will not want to
miss out on these places to eat because they have beauty and the history
of France in them.
When looking for a place to stay in Paris you
will have plenty of places to pick from because there are over one
thousand and four hundred and fifty places to stay. You will find cheap
hotels all the way up to the extremely expensive hotels. You will want
to find a cheap hotel near all the restaurants and entertainment places
you want to visit, that way you will not have to walk very far, or worry
about transportation while in Paris. Many of the hotels here in Paris
are historical and charming, so you will not be disappointed with were
you choose to stay.
There is so many things to do and see in Paris
make sure you plan enough time to spend at each one of the famous
buildings and eat at the local cafes to learn about their history and
culture.
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If you're backpacking Europe, you'll want a pack that's ready for
the adventure. You will need something tough, yet light. The best
backpack for Europe will be invulnerable to thieving, modest enough to
take on an airplane, and simple to use. In this post, we'll discuss
exactly what capabilities you need in a Europe backpack. Read on to
determine the best pack for your trip across the pond.
Pickpocketing
and petty theft are normal in crowded vacationer areas (like the Eiffel
Tower and Amsterdam's Red Light District), budget hotels, and Eurail.
Forestall greedy fingers from taking your passport, cash, camera, or
laptop with a secure bag. Hiking packs are secured using a string. You
could just hang up a sign that reads, "Easy mark!" A locking backpack
will stop theft. Just be harder to rob than another American tourists in
Europe. Thieves will always steal from the most vulnerable person. A
small TSA-approved padlock will be enough security to stop the majority
of petty theft abroad.
When backpacking Europe, you'll be moving
between cities and hostels often. To do this, you will need a backpack
that you can easily pick up and go. Carrying a pack as big as you are
will only slow you down, not make everything easier. You shouldn't take
everything. Travel packs for Europe need to be carry-on-sized, even if
you will mostly be riding on Eurail trains. Using a carry on bag will
ensure that you cannot pack too much stuff. Most international airlines
permit bags up to forty-five linear inches or 22" tall x 14" wide x 9"
deep.
This size of bag is little enough to be lightweight and comfy to
carry while holding the perfect amount of luggage: 45 liters. You should
fit 7-10 days worth of clothing, which you can wear more than once and
wash as needed at laundries or in hostel sinks.
When you do carry
your backpack on a plane, you'll be saving cash by not paying checked
bag costs. You can also save time by not checking your baggage in ahead
of the flight and waiting to pick it up after your flight. With your
pack in your possession, the airlines won't be able to unexpectedly
misplace or break it. I can't emphasize enough how important that is if
you're low on cash and don't have a steady address.
Finally, most
bags open from the top. To get to most of your stuff, you would have to
pull out everything on top of it. You'll probably be living in lots of
hostels without much personal space, so unloading everything every time
you need anything is not doable. You have to carry a front-loading bag.
Front-loading packs use a clamshell opening, in which the entire front
can be unzipped. Then you will be able to quickly grab anything in your
backpack without having to unpack it.
Before leaving for Europe,
find the perfect bag for your journey. It must be lockable,
carry-on-sized, and accessible. What other features do you recommend for
Europe travel backpacks?
Jeff Bukowski is a freelance travel writer. He has written more about travel backpacks for Europe on the Tortuga Backpacks website.
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