@Sandro Frias Well that's a very kind thing of you to say! Thank you very much. Our style of travel definitely skews more budget side and there are certainly drawbacks to that, but we have fun still at least 😄 Did you guys have a favorite out of the places you visited?

They just started, I'm sure they'll hve millions of followers in a couple of years.

@@chrisalton2022 That's very kind, thank you!

All I can really recommend is a restaurant called Bouillon Chartier in paris. They have two locations but we went to the one at 7 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre. Amazing prices, we spent less than 50 euros. We had 2x appetizers, 2x large meals, 2x bottles of wine, and dessert. The place was packed and I can understand why. Everytime we go to Paris that will definitely be one of our stops. Stay save out there guys!

Thank you for following along, and we're both really glad you've enjoyed them 😊 We're not stopping, either! We're still going for as long as we can.

Ditto

We have a lot of mixed feelings about the Eurail pass. On one hand, the flexibility it offers and the peace of mind of not having to pay for a ticket all the time was nice. On the other hand, the app was incredibly buggy and the extra reservation fees a lot of countries tack on, really started to stack up. I would say that it is worth it if you are traveling for a long period of time, are seeking a more rapid pace and are really only interested in the major cities. Otherwise, it's not really worth it. I agree, Paris was one of the most expensive cities that we visited, and we found ourselves eating sandwiches in our hotel room a lot. It was also one of the many places in Europe that we felt incredibly underdressed. The affordability in Italy can be both a blessing and a curse. Things are cheap, but going in with this mindset, made it that much easier to spend the money. Trying to find short layovers in expensive cities is a smart move! I bet sooner or later, especially as things really start to open up, that perfect flight will pop up. Good luck on your searches!

We are thinking of doing a Q&A video where we also go over our backpacks. So hopefully soon!

@butenbremer1965 All good guesses, and certainly places that we intend to visit! But not yet - the visa situation for those countries are still impossible or very difficult.

At least 50% 😂🤣 That's an area where we really were not very frugal I'm afraid 😅

Definitely agree with you. We will do it in a car next time. We had a lot of fun though!

Will you two make a video on your expenses? We find it super fascinating how everyone seems to travel on wildly different budgets!

@@OnePackWanderers We’ve recently done one about our extra budgeting we had to factor in while travelling this summer for corona virus tests etc. But we definitely should do one about our normal backpacking expenses because we find this super interesting also! Thanks for the inspiration guys ☺️

You are correct that 90 days is the limit in the Schengen area. We did spend a few days in Romania and Bulgaria which were outside of it.