Subject: Travel by Interrail

If someone comes to Valencia (Spain) don't worry, I can help you :)

what do you know about Valencia (fallas by an example)?

If I'd make such a journey, I'd look for events in the cities you visit. There are sometimes great festivals or something that you can visit for free.

Thanks, i really want to visit Spain but im not sure that I will stay in Valencia. All what i know about Valencia is that you've very good football team :D

So is there somebody who're also plan to travel to Europe this summer?

don't worry, but if you come here... ;)

but Valencia's the best city of Spain, we have beach and mountains :)

I prefer warm countries like Spain :) Generally I always want to visit your country :D

so come here in spring or summer, otherwise you will be dissappointed if looking for warm! :P

Im leaving Poland to Interrail trip in one month. Any tips from experienced travellers about trains in Europe and accomodation in hostels/couchsurfing ?

and where did u get shower?

Im leaving Poland to Interrail trip in one month. Any tips from experienced travellers about trains in Europe and accomodation in hostels/couchsurfing ?

Sleeping bag is enough:) Few years ago me and my mate had a 12 day trip. One night we stayed in a cheap motel, few nights at some friends` places, one night on the benches at train station, one night under the trees and 2 nights in a truck. Not very difficult to find a place to sleep:)


Hitchhiking is really easy. Don`t try to "stop" cars next to road, do it on the gas stations. Just go and ask whether "they" go where you wish. Really fast way to travel.

hitchhiking is against the law

lmao, what?! xD

hitchhikinh is against the law in most of the countries
simple as that

Not sure which countries you mean, but I'm pretty sure it's legal in the whole EU.

correct :)

in germany and croatia i am 100% sure its illegall

Hitchhiking is a historically common practice worldwide, and hence there are very few places in the world where laws exist to restrict it. However, a minority of countries have laws that restrict hitchhiking at certain locations.[1] In the United States, for example, some local governments have laws to outlaw hitchhiking, with safety being the primary concern. In 1946, New Jersey arrested and imprisoned a hitchhiker leading to intervention by ACLU.[2] In Canada, several highways have restrictions on hitchhiking, particularly in British Columbia and the 400-series highways in Ontario. In all countries in Europe it is legal to hitchhike, and in some places even encouraged. However it is illegal to hitchhike where pedestrians are banned, such as motorways (United Kingdom), Interstates (United States), or the Autobahn (Germany).


So as Vilpu said, catch a car at the gas station
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