u/Typical_Direction795

Hey everyone,

I'm planning a solo trip for this July and wanted to get some feedback on my route. I live near Munich, so the trip will start there, and it will end in Copenhagen, from where I will head back home. I have a budget of around €4000 and want to travel for about 26 to 30 days using only trains, buses, and ferries. I will be staying in hostels along the way.

I'm a bit more on the introverted side, so I’m looking for a mix of cool architecture, history, unique local vibes, and places where I can just wander around with my headphones on. I am definitely not into big party scenes or packed holiday resorts, and I prefer chill hostels over party ones.

The route goes from Munich to Prague, then Krakow, Warsaw, Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki, Stockholm, and finally Copenhagen before I make my way back home.

I traveled to Budapest last year and noticed prices went up quite a bit, so I know Eastern Europe isn't dirt cheap anymore, and I know Scandinavia will be pricey too.

I would love to know how realistic this timeline feels with an average of about two and a half days per city. Have any of you visited these specific cities recently and could share your experience? I would also highly appreciate if you could recommend a good, safe, and laid-back hostel in any of these locations that fits a relaxed solo-traveler vibe. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I'm planning a solo trip for this July and wanted to get some feedback on my route. I live near Munich, so the trip will start there, and it will end in Copenhagen, from where I will head back home. I have a budget of around €4000 and want to travel for about 26 to 30 days using only trains, buses, and ferries. I will be staying in hostels along the way.

I'm a bit more on the introverted side, so I’m looking for a mix of cool architecture, history, unique local vibes, and places where I can just wander around with my headphones on. I am definitely not into big party scenes or packed holiday resorts, and I prefer chill hostels over party ones.

The route goes from Munich to Prague, then Krakow, Warsaw, Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki, Stockholm, and finally Copenhagen before I make my way back home.

I traveled to Budapest last year and noticed prices went up quite a bit, so I know Eastern Europe isn't dirt cheap anymore, and I know Scandinavia will be pricey too.

I would love to know how realistic this timeline feels with an average of about two and a half days per city. Have any of you visited these specific cities recently and could share your experience? I would also highly appreciate if you could recommend a good, safe, and laid-back hostel in any of these locations that fits a relaxed solo-traveler vibe. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks!

Hey Leute,

ich brauch mal kurz eure Hilfe bzw. einen Realitätscheck. Ich mach gerade die BRP beim WIFI und hab in 5 Tagen die schriftliche Deutsch-Matura vor mir.

Ich schieb gerade komplett Panik, weil ich kein Muttersprachler bin. Mein Deutsch ist zwar ganz okay, aber sicher nicht auf diesem kranken Matura-Niveau, was manche Lehrer da sehen wollen. Unser Lehrer erzählt uns die ganze Zeit, dass schriftlich eh 90% verkacken und die mündliche dann am Ende quasi geschenkt ist, damit man sich ausbessert.

Stimmt das wirklich oder will der uns nur Angst machen? Ich lern zwar gerade die ganzen Operatoren wie zusammenfassen und erörtern brav auswendig, damit wenigstens das System und die Struktur bei den Texten passen, aber hab trotzdem Schiss, dass mich die Prüfer wegen dem Ausdruck oder der Grammatik einfach durchfliegen lassen.

Hat wer von euch die BRP beim WIFI gemacht und kann sagen, wie streng die wirklich sind oder ob die mündliche echt so chillig ist, wie alle immer sagen? Bin ich echt komplett cooked oder übertreib ich maßlos?

Danke euch schon mal!