Europe packing!! Help!!
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May 14, 2014
Taylor F.
Okay so I am going to Europe next month for 3 weeks and I am so nervous that I won't pack the right stuff. I know it will be hot there and I want to pack light but I just don't know where to start!! Packing was never my thing! Any help??
May 14, 2014
Teena C.
Hi I've been on a high school trip to Europe and I was expecting hot weather and it was freezing!! So just in case bring a coat also you definitely need the converter so you can charge you're stuff I got mine at target and the obvious stuff like tooth brush, shampoo and stuff. I'd say go thru you're daily routine and everything you use, bring it.. If you can of course. Hope that was somewhat helpful!!
May 14, 2014
Lara R.
I'm currently at Barcelona (one of the warmest cities) and I recommend the light jacket, and if it is waterproof, even better. Jeans and cotton tshirts are the most comfy and versitile clothing, but a couple of shorts or dresses can be fine. Pack a lot of underwear and socks because you never know when are you going to be able to wash. If you're staying at hostels, bring your own towel because the rent of one can range from 2-6 euros (the price of a kebab!). Some other basic stuff is hand sanitizer, lipbalm and tissues in your purse. Also, not so related but it may be important, Visa and MasterCard are the most aceepted credit cards (not American Express). And, last but not least, enjoy and have fun!! :)
May 14, 2014
Lisa S.
Where and when are you going? Because, I went to Europe last summer and it was freezing! And it rained the entire time...
May 14, 2014
Taylor F.
Thank you soo much! I am so excited to go on this trip! I will definitely bring both warmer and colder clothes! Thanks ladies!!
May 14, 2014
Caitriona H.
What are you going? :) It really doesn't get that warm over here though, I'd bring a warm jacket or some good hoodies :)
May 14, 2014
Hannah K.
Hot? God no girl, cold, wet and windy with a tiny bit of warm is more likely! Pack for every weather! Shorts, jeans, lightweight dresses, waterproofs, hoodies, a coat, long sleeve shirts, short sleeve shirts, vest tops.
May 15, 2014
Taylor F.
I am going to Italy & Greece!!
May 15, 2014
Lara R.
Then pack lighter clothes like sundresses or a maxi skirt :)