Europe

When to go Seasons, weather, festivals and crowds, month by month. 10 guides Entry and visas Passports, visas, travel authorizations and border rules. 9 guides Getting around Trains, buses, ferries, driving and airport transfers. 24 guides Money and costs Daily budgets, cards and cash, tipping and typical prices. 6 guides Practicalities Plugs, phones, eSIMs, time zones and what to pack. 4 guides Food and drink Dishes to try, how meals work and where to eat. 5 guides Culture and customs Etiquette, holidays, traditions and local history. 1 guide Health and safety Scams, safe areas, health care and emergencies. 1 guide Where to stay Neighborhoods and areas, and how to choose a base. 2 guides Nature and outdoors Parks, hikes, beaches, wildlife and the seasons for each. 4 guides Itineraries Routes and day-by-day plans for a few days or a few weeks. 7 guides Things to do Sights, museums, neighborhoods and day trips worth the time. 24 guides

Iceland · Money and costs Tipping in Iceland Restaurants in Iceland do not expect tipping. A tip is optional and reserved for service that clearly goes beyond the usual. Read guide Iceland · Money and costs How Much Does a Trip to Iceland Cost? Iceland's daily cost depends mainly on three choices: where you sleep, whether you cook your own meals, and whether you rent a car. Read guide Portugal · Money and costs Tipping in Portugal Tipping in Portugal is optional, and most visitors tip less than they would in the United States. Read guide Sweden · Money and costs Tipping in Sweden Tipping in Sweden is voluntary. The local word is dricks, and no law or wage rule requires it. Read guide Sweden · Money and costs Paying by Card and Cash in Sweden Sweden is a card and phone-app country, but cash has not disappeared. Read guide Spain · Money and costs Tipping in Spain Tipping in Spain is customary but optional, and most diners leave much less than travelers from the United States or the United Kingdom might expect. Read guide