Several problems of self-help tour for three people and seven countries in Europe

After reading your request, I personally want to express my opinion.

Personally, you are 16 now, and it will be 18 in two years. Are you alone or with adults? If the self-help tour lasts for one month, the tour group is not that long and can only apply for a tourist visa by itself. However, with your age and conditions, it is very unlikely that you will get a visa yourself, and you will almost certainly refuse it.

Whether you can go or not, I'll answer your question first.

1, going abroad for the first time, 1 month is actually quite long. It doesn't matter if you have enough money. You can stay in one place for a few more days, because you can't go abroad as nervous as a travel agency.

As long as you don't spend money indiscriminately, it won't be very expensive. Big brands or perfumes are much cheaper there, and food and drink will be more expensive. A small bottle of coke is 2.5 euros in most European countries, which is very expensive. Buy as little as possible. It will be much cheaper to buy these snacks in the supermarket. Not counting shopping, it is estimated that a person can get accommodation and meals in one month, and you can only calculate the rest of the money for playing and shopping by yourself, because I don't know your consumption level there. For your reference, big European brands are one-third cheaper than domestic brands, while general brands such as levi's range from 10 euros to 30 euros, which are generally discounted. Perfume will also be at least a third cheaper. In Paris in spring, there is a perfume supermarket in the basement. You can go and have a look. The cashier looks good, hehe.

In Europe, the itinerary is specific. Generally speaking, Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Switzerland will be linked together because they are relatively close. This is your first time to go abroad. I suggest you visit these countries. Spain is generally a place to go, because it is separated from Italy and France by a sea, so it is difficult to arrange. The same is true in Britain. So I suggest you take the German-Italian-French route for the first time. Starting from Shanghai, look where you landed. The first stop is Rome, and then you must go from Rome to Florence, Venice and Italy. You can arrange the rest yourself.

Then when you go to Switzerland, you must go to the Alps and take a cable car. You will never forget, standing on the clouds and watching the glaciers.

Switzerland and France are very close. Let's go to France and Paris. I always thought that place was not romantic, but it was very interesting. Eiffel Tower, the ticket purchase point is under the bridge on the right, and the house is 2 meters long, hehe. Red wine is really cheap, one bottle in China is 170, and the supermarket there sells 10 euros.

Finally, if you have time, you should go to Germany and take a trip along the Rhine. There are many German castles, which are very beautiful and clean.

4, save money, buy less snacks, European coffee is very cheap, but fresh things are expensive, believe me, as long as you don't buy a lot in China, it's absolutely no problem. When staying in a hotel, book some suburban hotels, the price difference is much. I saw a triple room in France, 15 euro a day, which was quite cheap. I don't know now. And Europe is not like China, the suburbs are not far from the city, and the place is small, ha.

5. When will you go? The overall temperature will not be much different from that in China. Don't believe what the tour guide said, just wear a small cotton-padded jacket in winter. Putting P will freeze me to death.

Remember to bring an extra memory card for your camera. I'm afraid it's not enough. Do it yourself I seriously suggest that you take less luggage, empty your suitcase as much as possible, and just bring one or two clothes. Few people travel and change clothes once a day. Tired, not emptying the suitcase, super important fine.

Take an adapter, go to the electrical appliance market and ask them what they use to travel in Europe. Otherwise, your domestic MP3, mobile phone and camera will not be charged, and you will cry to death.

Nothing else. Let's talk about it first It is difficult for a child of about 18 to apply for a personal tourist visa. My younger brother 19, because he is a person, asked for the real estate license of100000 and the deposit of150000 when he went with the group. You should sign it yourself. . . . . . . .

If it is completely handwritten, the person who copied my answer will die naturally.