Welome to the second installment of the InterRail series where I’ll be sharing with you how to plan for your InterRail or EuRail trip (I can only speak from my personal experience so you may find that not all of these aaspects may be identical to your situation or you may just want to do things differently!).
When I first heard of InterRailing (or EuRail for those from outside Europe), there were unwelcome flashes of sweaty summers, rucksacks filled with bags of wrinkled underwear and t-shirts and slumming it in low-tier hostel with no Wi-Fi – don’t get me wrong, that can be an extremely enlightening and soul-searching experience, but it’s not exactly the relaxing getaway my metropolitan heart desperately needs.
If you’ve been looking around on the latest street-style snaps and blogs, you may have noticed the burst in popularity of the ‘Dad trainers’ (or ‘ugly trainers’ as some like to call them).
Anyone who knows me knows that I am not a morning person (the furthest from, actually) so this summer I’m challenging myself to make the most of my mornings. There’s a few ways of making this easier and I’m certain that by following these tips, I’ll be a step closer to becoming the productive, glowy being I’ve always dreamed about (don’t worry, you’re allowed to join me!).
Life can be so hectic sometimes; there’s so much to do, so many people to meet and so many places to go. On top of that, we’re under pressure to deliver our best while being our best.
