Packing List for 2 Weeks in Europe

• 4 Tops. Depending on the season or region your travelling in, either bring a mixture of long-sleeved and short-sleeved tops, just long-sleeved or just short-sleeved tops.
• 2 Pants.
• 1 Dress/Skirt.
• 1-2 Shorts.
• 1-2 Tank Tops/Base Layers.
• 1 Sweater.
• 1 Warm Jacket.
• 1 Rain Jacket.

21 things not to forget when packing for your vacation

• Make a list.
• Don’t forget the first aid kit.
• Limit your liquids.
• Name tags are there to help.
• Observe restrictions on baggage.
• Save bag space for all your holiday purchases.
• Skip the shoes.
• Cosmetics – at a minimum!

Rolling is great for T-shirts, pants, casual dresses, swimsuits, and pajamas, but not so good for bulky clothes, like sweaters. They can take up more space when rolled versus folded. It’s harder to roll button-up shirts, and rolling is more likely to cause creases in them because the fabric gets bunched up as it rolls.

Here are my must-haves for a 14-day trip with only a carry-on:

1. Slip-on athletic shoes.
2. Leggings that present well.
3. Soft jeggings.
4. Comfortable cropped trousers.
5. Multipurpose toiletries and makeup.
6. A chambray, shift dress, or sweater dress.
7. A dark lightweight jacket with a hood.
8. Lightweight cotton button-downs.

Europe Travel Packing List

• Suitcase/travel backpack.
• 3-4 t-shirts.
• 2-3 blouses or shirts.
• 1 dress/elegant shirt.
• 1 cardigan/sweater.
• 1 lightweight jacket.
• 1 pair of dark wash jeans.
• 1 pair of trousers/capris.

Carry-On Packing List for Women

1. 4-5 tops.
2. 1 long sleeved shirt, sweater, or blazer (for business trips)
3. 1 jacket.
4. 2-3 bottoms.
5. 1 dress (if you bring a dress, bring one less pair of bottoms or top)
6. 2-6 pairs of underwear, depending on your trip length.
7. 2-6 pairs of socks, depending on your trip length.

What to Pack for Europe – 17 Essentials. 1 1. Neck Wallet. Europe is unfortunately notorious for its pickpockets at all major tourist attractions and especially in cities like Paris, Rome, 2 2. Lipstick-sized portable charger. 3 3. Europe power adapter. 4 4. Natural Jet Lag relief pills. 5 5. Prepaid Europe Simcard.

A little planning goes a long way and these travel tips for Europe will help you a smarter and more relaxed European traveler. 1. Check Visa Requirements 2. Travel in the Off Season 3. Use Budget Airlines 4. Travel by Train 5. Make Reservations in Advance 6. Bring Comfortable Shoes to Walk Everywhere 7.

Summertime is the worst time to be backpacking through Europe, as it is super crowded and expensive. Instead, travel during the shoulder or off season as crowds are smaller and accommodations are almost 40-50% cheaper. If you must travel during the summer months, we highly recommend booking accommodations in advance.

The downside of travel backpacks is that they are heavy on your back. They also become very uncomfortable if a lot of things are put in it and they are more difficult to pack than a suitcase. Whichever you end up choosing, make sure it is the right size and will fit your packing list for Europe.