City break as a short vacation? See if it's a good idea

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We have two months of holidays ahead of us, which means it's the last moment to plan a trip abroad. Year by year, more and more people choose short trips around Europe instead of a long vacation. This solution is also popular in our country, so it is worth taking a closer look at it and trying to answer the most frequently asked questions.

City break as a short vacation?

Times are changing and so are travel habits, especially when it comes to the summer months. Nowadays, holidays in the country and abroad no longer only take the form of a few-day vacation, but very often take the form of a weekend tourist trip. Let's see what you need to know about this and, above all, let's consider whether such a short vacation makes more sense!

What is a city break?

One of the most interesting forms of traveling, both during the holiday season and at any time of the year, are trips based on the so-called city break. This term simply covers several-day, usually, but not always, weekend trips that take place in urban space. Usually, you go to one of the large tourist cities to discover new locations, visit the most popular monuments, try local culinary delicacies, etc. The aim of the trip is to actively spend your free time in an interesting place and collect as many positive impressions and memories as possible. This does not mean, however, that you do not have time to rest during such a trip, but it is important not to waste time and get to know a given city thoroughly.

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Where to go for a short vacation?

In this case, everything really depends on the individual preferences and time and financial possibilities of the travelers themselves. However, there are so many offers on the market that everyone should find something they like. The most popular destinations for multi-day trips include cities such as Paris, Rome, Milan, Venice, Barcelona, Malaga, Berlin, Lisbon and London. Among the closer locations, the most noteworthy are, of course, Prague, Vienna, but also Copenhagen.

How to organize a city break in Europe?

There are plenty of possibilities in this area, especially if we want to travel to one of the European cities. Our continent offers many tourist attractions at the highest possible level, and most of them are within reach of literally everyone. However, when planning a city break, you should prepare for it as best as possible, including making all reservations well in advance, even several months in advance. Of course, we are talking about purchasing airline tickets, but also booking accommodation, e.g. in advantageous Flight + Hotel packages, as well as purchasing travel insurance or trip cancellation insurance.

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How and where to look for the best opportunities?

All these services can be booked, among others: via the eSky.pl search engine, where you can find millions of flight connections and accommodation facilities from all over the world. An interesting option is the flexible search for nearby dates and airports, which allows you to save time and money. It is also worth checking the Bargains tab, where a large number of attractive time-limited flight offers are available. In the context of a summer holiday, you can also check out ready-made travel offers in the Holidays tab. Accommodation, insurance and, finally , cheap flights on eSky.pl can be purchased in a simple and quick way both using a browser, but also using the eSky mobile application.

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