u/GrapefruitOdd6932

Me and my friends (all 19-20yo F) are going to Rome for 5 days for my 20th birthday.
We’re super indecisive and would love some recommendations on where to stay. We’re looking for very social hostels that won’t break the wallet. Is the ostello bella roma colosseo, yay or nay?

Also of course can’t miss the super touristy attractions, will buying tickets online be better off? And what times should we head there to beat the massive crowds

Aannnddd are there any cute little less known places you’d totally recommend? Also good clubs!?

I know it’s super vague but we’re kind of just planning to get there and figure most of it out but any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you guys!!!

Hey everyone, looking for some opinions/advice on my Europe trip for this August 🙏

We’re flying from Australia for my 20th birthday and trying to keep it fairly budget-friendly (hostels, cheap flights, trains etc). Current rough plan is:

\- Amsterdam
\- Venice
\- Rome
\- Cinque Terre
\- Possibly the Dolomites
\- Maybe another stop somewhere coastal/island vibes

We’ve only got about 2 weeks, so I’m trying to balance seeing iconic places while not spending the whole trip in airports and train stations.

A few things I’d love advice on:
\- Is the Dolomites actually worth fitting in for a shorter trip?
\- Are there any places on this route that are overrated/not worth the time?
\- Any must-see spots nearby that we’d regret skipping?
\- Best coastal/island destinations that pair well with Italy?
\- Any hostel recommendations or budget tips?

We’re more into scenery, beaches, good food, nightlife here and there, exploring, swimming, viewpoints etc rather than museums every day.

Would love to hear what people would change/add/remove 👀

Hey everyone, looking for some opinions/advice on my Europe trip for this August 🙏

We’re flying from Australia for my 20th birthday and trying to keep it fairly budget-friendly (hostels, cheap flights, trains etc). Current rough plan is:

\- Amsterdam
\- Venice
\- Rome
\- Cinque Terre
\- Possibly the Dolomites
\- Maybe another stop somewhere coastal/island vibes

We’ve only got about 2 weeks, so I’m trying to balance seeing iconic places while not spending the whole trip in airports and train stations.

A few things I’d love advice on:
\- Is the Dolomites actually worth fitting in for a shorter trip?
\- Are there any places on this route that are overrated/not worth the time?
\- Any must-see spots nearby that we’d regret skipping?
\- Best coastal/island destinations that pair well with Italy?
\- Any hostel recommendations or budget tips?

We’re more into scenery, beaches, good food, nightlife here and there, exploring, swimming, viewpoints etc rather than museums every day.

Would love to hear what people would change/add/remove 👀

Hi guys!

Me and my friends (19yo f) are coming to sydney tonight to go to the clubs. We’re thinking about visiting Chinese laundry, side bar and home the venue? What are your thoughts and what order should we do them in. We want to be out until as late as possible

THANK YOUUUU!!!