Every Tripstou guide to Europe, organised the way a trip is planned. Start with the Europe travel guide to choose which countries to combine, then open a country guide: Spain, Italy, France, Greece and Portugal have the deepest coverage, with city and region guides beneath each, and Switzerland, Belgium, the Baltic states, Monaco and Andorra have their own country pages. The Europe-level pages cover the best time to go, getting around by train, plane or bus, cash versus card, trip costs and first-trip tips. Below, every article on the site, newest first.
Bordeaux airport transport, resolved: Tram F from outside the terminals in about 35 minutes, and the four situations where a taxi or transfer is worth paying for.
Bordeaux Airport Transport: Tram F, Shuttle, Taxi or Transfer? Read Post »
Lyon airport transport compared: Rhônexpress by default, bus 47 plus tram T3 for the cheapest run, taxi for groups, pre-booked car after midnight.
Lyon Airport Transport: Best Way into the City Centre Read Post »
France visa requirements without the myths: who enters visa-free, how 90/180 days count, the real passport rule, and where EES and ETIAS stand.
France Visa Requirements: What You Need to Enter and Stay Read Post »
France travel tips for how the country really runs: the bonjour rule, meal windows, Sunday and August closures, tipping, cash and strikes.
France Travel Tips: How the Country Actually Works Read Post »
France travel insurance without a sales pitch: what a GHIC leaves exposed, which policy shape fits your trip, and when skipping is defensible.
France Travel Insurance: What to Buy and What You Can Skip Read Post »
Hidden gems in Provence, grouped by area: 17 genuinely overlooked villages in the Luberon, Haut-Var, Forcalquier, Ventoux and the Côte Bleue.
Hidden Gems in Provence: Villages the Famous Lists Miss Read Post »
Things to do in Bordeaux that actually earn your hours: the free riverfront walk, in-city wine tasting, the submarine-base light show — and what to skip.
Things to Do in Bordeaux: The Worth-It List and What to Skip Read Post »
Things to do in the Loire Valley beyond the châteaux: cave wine tastings, cycling the Loire à Vélo, gardens, balloons and river boats, each with a verdict.
Things to Do in the Loire Valley That Are Actually Worth It Read Post »
Things to do in Provence, with verdicts: which experiences earn a half-day, which earn a full day, and which version to book.
Things to Do in Provence: The Experiences Worth Your Days Read Post »
