#exploringeurope — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #exploringeurope, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.cyclingeu.com/884657/us-vs-slovenia-cars-vs-bikes-buses-which-is-better-2/ US vs Slovenia Cars vs Bikes & Buses! Which is Better #AaronAndPetra #AaronArnold #AmericanInEurope #AmericanReviews #Bicycling #Biking #couple #Cycling #CyclingSlovenia #DailyVlog #European #EuropeanAndAmerican #ExploreEurope #ExploringEurope #HiddenGems #InternationalCouple #LifeWithAaronArnold #LivingAbroad #ReadingVlog #Slovenia #travel #TravelEurope #TravelToEurope #TravelVlog #WeeklyVlog #WritingVlog
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https://www.cyclingeu.com/875328/us-vs-slovenia-cars-vs-bikes-buses-which-is-better/ US vs Slovenia: Cars vs Bikes & Buses! Which is Better #AaronAndPetra #AaronArnold #AmericanInEurope #AmericanReviews #Bicycling #Biking #BikingSlovenia #couple #Cycling #DailyVlog #European #EuropeanAndAmerican #ExploreEurope #ExploringEurope #HiddenGems #InternationalCouple #LifeWithAaronArnold #LivingAbroad #ReadingVlog #Slovenia #travel #TravelEurope #TravelToEurope #TravelVlog #WeeklyVlog #WritingVlog
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Dancing through the streets of Prague at the iconic Tanzendes Haus! ✨🇨🇿 Embracing every moment of my New Year adventure in Europe. Let the magic of travel fill your soul! 🌍❤️
📍Prague, Czech Republic
#DancingThroughLife
#NewYearAdventure
#ExploringEurope
#TanzendesHaus
#TravelMagic
#Wanderlust
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Feeling the magic of Christmas in the air as I explore the beautiful streets of Vienna! 🎄✨ The festive lights and charming atmosphere are absolutely enchanting. Can’t get enough of this joy-filled city! ❤️😊
📍Vienna,Austria 🇦🇹
#EnchantedAtmosphere
#ExploringEurope
#CharmingStreets
#FestiveSeason
#HolidayMagic
#Christmas
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The wonderful @organicmaps doesn't have a layer for rail lines, or otherwise highlight rail lines at zoomed-out map resolutions.
However searching for "train station" or "railway station" gives you a good-enough approximation for planning an itinerary.
Check out, for example, in the second screenshot, the suspicious lack of lines between Serbia (in the lower left) and Romania. It turns out there are effectively no public transport links across the border between the two countries. (Foot, bicycle and car options exist.)
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The wonderful @organicmaps doesn't have a layer for rail lines, or otherwise highlight rail lines at zoomed-out map resolutions.
However searching for "train station" or "railway station" gives you a good-enough approximation for planning an itinerary.
Check out, for example, in the second screenshot, the suspicious lack of lines between Serbia (in the lower left) and Romania. It turns out there are effectively no public transport links across the border between the two countries. (Foot, bicycle and car options exist.)
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The wonderful @organicmaps doesn't have a layer for rail lines, or otherwise highlight rail lines at zoomed-out map resolutions.
However searching for "train station" or "railway station" gives you a good-enough approximation for planning an itinerary.
Check out, for example, in the second screenshot, the suspicious lack of lines between Serbia (in the lower left) and Romania. It turns out there are effectively no public transport links across the border between the two countries. (Foot, bicycle and car options exist.)
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The wonderful @organicmaps doesn't have a layer for rail lines, or otherwise highlight rail lines at zoomed-out map resolutions.
However searching for "train station" or "railway station" gives you a good-enough approximation for planning an itinerary.
Check out, for example, in the second screenshot, the suspicious lack of lines between Serbia (in the lower left) and Romania. It turns out there are effectively no public transport links across the border between the two countries. (Foot, bicycle and car options exist.)
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The wonderful @organicmaps doesn't have a layer for rail lines, or otherwise highlight rail lines at zoomed-out map resolutions.
However searching for "train station" or "railway station" gives you a good-enough approximation for planning an itinerary.
Check out, for example, in the second screenshot, the suspicious lack of lines between Serbia (in the lower left) and Romania. It turns out there are effectively no public transport links across the border between the two countries. (Foot, bicycle and car options exist.)