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.
Where to stay in Nice for first-time visitors: the central core around the Carré d’Or, what that costs in atmosphere, and who should book the Old Town.
Where to Stay in Nice for First-Time Visitors: The Verdict Read Post »
Nice’s upper-tier stock sits in two zones, not everywhere. Which one fits, what the premium physically buys, and how to read a listing.
Where to Stay in Nice for Luxury: Two Zones, One Trade-off Read Post »
Where to stay in Nice for nightlife: book the Old Town to sleep inside the night, Carré d’Or to keep it walkable. Three zones, one honest trade.
Where to Stay in Nice for Nightlife: The Area to Book Read Post »
Nice travel tips that sort real local rules from customs: the swimwear ordinance, pebble-beach conduct, restaurant etiquette and the city’s weekly rhythm.
Nice Travel Tips: Rules and Customs First-Timers Get Wrong Read Post »
Getting around Nice: why you don’t need a car, how the three tram lines split the city, and exactly which ticket to buy and what it covers.
Getting Around Nice Without a Car: Tram, Bus and Tickets Read Post »
Nice trip cost, broken down: budget and mid-range daily ranges, what 3 days and a week come to, and the levers that move the total.
Nice Trip Cost: What to Budget Per Day and Per Week Read Post »
Where to stay in Nice, decided: the default central block, the four areas worth booking, the filters that matter, and your fallback when it’s full.
The best route into central Paris from CDG, Orly and Beauvais — plus the ticket you now have to load on a card or phone before the turnstile.
Paris Airport Transport: Best Way to the City Centre Read Post »
2 days in Paris itinerary split by the Seine: Right Bank on Day 1, Left Bank on Day 2, plus what to cut, what to book, and what 48 hours really buys.
