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january in united kingdom

Posted by (thessaloniki, greece) on

hello to everyone...im george(23)from greece.thessaloniki..i m planning my second eurotrip in january..firstly thessaloniki by easyjet per 50 euros to london 3 nights there glascow and edihnburg..from there to liverpool.by ferry to dublin and from belfast by easyjet again(25 pounds)to amsterdam.next by nighttrain to copenhagen....next berlin-wienna-zurich and the last part of our trip venice and back to greece....couple of questions now.....i m global pass holder..please if somebody can inform me how cost the ticket between liverpool and dublin....?has any supplements by the train london to glascow..?

in copenhagen i know is very expensive..axax about prices in pubs and fast foods...?

thanks.........george

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george,

Rather than take the Ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, you might consider using RyanAir from Ediburgh to Dublin, as the fares are as low as £29.99. However, the lowest fares I could find for the Liverpool-Dublin Ferry were £51 per person (and that doesn't include transportation from Liverpool to the boat, or the terminal in Dublin into the city).

Be sure to pack some rain gear, especially for Ireland. The weather will likely be somewhat mild, but probably a bit "damp".

Hopefully one of the group here will have information on any Passholder "supplements" that may be required on the train from London to Glascow.

You might consider visiting Edinburgh first and then Glascow. RyanAir also operates from there and they have flights listed for as low as £24.99 (of course these prices may vary depending on the exact date that you're travelling).

If you decide to travel by RyanAir, be sure to PACK LIGHT as they're very strict about baggage limits.

Good luck and happy travels!

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