We will be landing as a group of 5 people to Jordan on Thursday evening and leaving back Saturday evening.
Kindly recommend best possible itinerary for this short duration.
Thanks in advance!
How does France do it?
What's the next Bali, Santorini, or Tokyo?
Expensive ticket, long lines, big hype, ... and then what.
What surprised you about it, and what made the trip so memorable?
We're a middle aged couple and we love the Greek islands, especially the quieter, less touristy ones (such as Tinos, Chios, Sifnos, remote western Crete, etc). But we're finding it hard now to tolerate high temperatures. For a June/July vacation, are there alternatives in Europe that offer mild weather without much rain, beautiful landscapes and good food? The Swedish archipelago appeals but Nordic countries are too expensive, so eastern Europe maybe? We looked into Albania but they seem to be developing a mass-tourism infrastructure that doesn't appeal to us. All suggestions much appreciated!
I’m wanting to rent out a new studio apartment directly on the Mediterranean with panoramic sea views and a huge balcony. The apartment is right on the sea and the view is breathtaking. (Five star hotels don’t have as good a view. No exaggeration.)
Nicely designed interior with chandeliers and high end art (not this picture). Currently it has a lounge SHAPED sort of like this but a different colour and style, and the gap part opens up to make it a full day bed sort of set up. (No mattress though and no fold out mattress)
Would you sleep on this as in the photo as an Airbnb rental long term (1-3 months plus) or would you need a bed? It is this massive size and it IS very comfortable. Obviously with sheet and blankets. (Currently the inhabitants are sleeping on this and have been long term but but they’re not paying commercial guests.)
Which one would you recommend for someone who never been to California before? What's your absolute must-visit? Yosemite, Sequoia, Joshua Tree, ... another park?
Hello!
I am hoping to get some help from the Reddit community. We are flying to London for the Christmas season, and I really wanted to take my kids to the Harry Potter Studio Tour.
I just realized that the official website is completely sold out for the dates we’ll be there (18th to 27th dec). I am so annoyed that I didn’t realize this sooner.
Does anyone know of any reputable travel websites or local tour operators (or other options) that might still have tickets available? or resale websites maybe?
Thank you!
Not the obvious stuff, the weird one that always earns a question.
Hi everyone! I’m going to London for the first time at the end of October and would like some opinions and suggestions on the itinerary I’ve put together for a 7-day trip (I’m not counting the actual arrival day as one of the sightseeing days, since I arrive at 3 PM).
Day 1
Wallace Collection Museum
Daunt Books
Regent’s Park
Camden Town
Day 2
Day Trip to Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath (with a guide)
Day 3
Southwark Cathedral
Horselydown Old Stairs/ Tower of London
All Hallows Crypt by the Church
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Natural History Museum
Day 4
Day Trip to Oxford and Cotswolds (with a guide)
Day 5
The British Museum
Sir John Soane’s Museum
Barbican Centre
Day 6
Westminster Abbey (external visit only)
Buckingham Palace (external visit only) (i dont want to see the changing of the guard)
Kensington Palace
Hyde Park