15 Things to Never Pack in a Carry-on for Europe - and What an American Living Abroad Says to Bring Instead
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The author shares insights from personal travel experiences across Europe, emphasizing the importance of smart packing. Key lessons include opting for chic yet comfortable sneakers like Diadora over open-toed shoes, and avoiding four-wheeled suitcases for better mobility on uneven surfaces. The article details the author's top mistakes in packing, offering useful alternatives that enhance travel comfort without sacrificing style. Essentials like a travel umbrella and lightweight jacket are also highlighted as crucial for unexpected weather changes in Europe.
Diadora doesn't skimp on the cushioning, and its sneakers are comfortable for cruising the cobblestoned, stylish streets of any European destination.
You'll see sneakers everywhere in Europe, even in fashion-forward capitals like Milan and Paris. Packing open-toed shoes is a common mistake.
Four wheels may be fine for smooth terrain, but the chances you'll be wheeling your luggage on some ancient pathways or bumpy roads is pretty high.
Over the years, I've learned, often through trial and error, which items are necessary for Europe, and which ones are going to be left wasting space.
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