A few questions about planning a Europe trip.?

1) I've been around Europe for a month - it's a great experience but you get tired. Don't push it too hard. Give yourself lots of time - especially after the first few weeks. I'd say no more than 6 or 7 cities. 2) Use pricegossip.com to find cheap flights. They search 500 travel sites at once and you will always get the lowest price possible on there. 3) The Euro is strong right now so - without knowing what kind of lifestyle you have I suggest you take that into consideration. 4) Haven't been to Finland yet. Someday I hope. Doesn't seem boring at all.

I think at least 3 cities, but it really matters were you are in Europe. Hey I'll post some of my favorite on my website just give me a couple days.

don't travel too fast, give yourself time to really see the places ... absolutely no less than 3 days in each city and always include a trip out of town in each place ... I visited Helsinki Finland briefly on a cruise and would love to go back, the people were really lovely and it's a fascinating place, but of course it's going to be cold in February/March ... you can do a day trip on the ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn and I'd highly recommend it, maybe include it in your journey by flying into Tallinn, staying there a day or two, then over on the ferry to Helsinki and onwards to where your cousin lives

I can't say much about Finland's interestingness without being completely subjective, but yeah, there might not be much to do during wintertime - depending greatly on your interests etc of course; naturally there are gigs and museums, and nature, and Jyväskylä, being a university town, probably has a lot of student culture as well. You'll get from Helsinki to Jyväskylä in about three hours by train. One potential idea if you are interested in seeing your cousin, as mentioned already, would be a cruise from either Stockholm or Tallinn to Helsinki. (I linked a few example companies in the source) I think at least from Stockholm you could do a "day trip" - leave Stockholm in the evening, spend the night on board, after which there'd be like 8-10 hours in Helsinki (you could ask your cousin to visit you there!) and then back to Stockholm with the same ferry. Good luck with your trip - I'm sure you'll see lots of great stuff no matter where exactly you decide to go. :)

Dear friend, 1-I suggest u to visit just the most important places cause Europe has a lot of interesting thing to see and 4 weeks aren't too much! If u wanna make a complete tour, plan it with some stings firm: London,Paris, Barcellona, Rome and Prague. After you can organize it all. 2-I think around 1000 dollars. certanly, it's better to do from canada to England; 3-I don't know but you gotta consider that EURO is much stronger than dollar. 4-Finland is very fascinating!!!Helsinky is nice like each other European northern city;

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