u/Emotional_Guitar_481

Hi everyone,

I have quick question for the second leg of our trip, this time about Wrocław.

My friends and I (3 students) will also be staying there for 2 days at the end of August. our accommodation are already taken care of. We won't be visiting any museums, and we don't have any extreme expenses in mind. Our main focus is simply walking around, exploring the city, and checking out local food spots.

Excluding accommodation and museum fees, what would be a realistic, budget-friendly daily estimate per person for just food, snacks, and casual sightseeing in Wrocław? Since it's in PLN, I’d love to hear some realistic numbers.

Hi everyone,

I have a quick question regarding our upcoming trip to Berlin.

My friends and I (a group of 3 students) are planning a vacation to Berlin at the end of August. Fortunately, our accommodation and intercity transport are already sorted out. We are not really into museums, so we won't be visiting any. Our main focus will be walking around the city, sightseeing, and exploring different food spots.

Excluding accommodation, transport, and museum fees—and assuming no extreme expenses (like drinking heavily, etc.)—how much budget should we allocate per person for a 2-day stay? We are looking for realistic, budget-friendly estimates for just food, snacks, and casual exploring.

I have a question about DiscoverEU, and I would be glad if you could answer it.

First of all, I know that DiscoverEU covers train reservations up to 4 times, so is this information correct? Also, if this information is correct, can I use this reservation right for normal trains with regular seats instead of couchette or sleeper cabins, and does the price differ depending on the seat type? And since the reservation fee for the train to Paris is way more expensive than others, can I still use my reservation right for this specific train?