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Website Rates Partying in Europe So you're in Europe, you're really thirsty, and you'd like to remove your skull for a while. Or maybe you'd like to get to know the locals in a much more meaningful way then trusting them with your camera to take a picture of you in front of the Eiffel Tower. What do you do? Head for the phone book? Ask the first guy you see without a flag sown anywhere on his clothes? No, silly. Head for the Web. The Eurotrip.com travel Web site asked 30,000 newsletter readers where the best places to party in Europe were, and received more than 60 suggestions, from swigging wine on the Spanish steps in Rome to a tapas bar crawl in Madrid. The resulting new guide to Europe's best-kept drinking secrets is now online at: http://www.eurotrip.com/party. Every year, millions of backpackers descend on Europe to get blitzed and hook up in some of the most cultured places in the world. "Our readers know where to have fun," says Eurotrip's Editor and creator, Andrew Ogilvie. "For beginners there's old favorites like the Munich Oktoberfest, but hardened party animals should consider Brugge in Belgium with its 200 varieties of beer or the sunshine party island of Ios in Greece. These recommendations will give anyone the 'want to travel and party' bug." Eurotrip.com is an established online community for backpackers, students, and independent travelers heading for Europe. Readers contribute packing and travel advice, destination highlights, cheap accommodation reviews, and tactics for finding bargain flights. |
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