To go to Europe to travel some of the notes:
1, in Europe in the ordinary restaurant to eat, no need to tip.
2, Europe's public **** toilet is mostly charged, should carry some coins.
3, when visiting churches, do not eat and drink inside.
4, Sunday, the city's large shopping malls are basically not open, only some small stores are open, but prices are higher.
5. When eating in a restaurant, be sure to let the waiter guide you to your seat. Don't sit at an empty table.
6. When buying fruit at a fruit stand, try not to hold it in your own hands, or the seller will be upset (except at the supermarket).
7. The unit price of retail food (e.g. meat, sausages, salads, etc.) in European stores is measured in 100 grams, rather than the 500 grams usually used in China.
8, in the public *** occasions try not to smoke, do not speak loudly. When passing in front of others, face rather than turn your back on them.
9, traffic accidents or personal injury, do not easily say "sorry" to the other side, otherwise it is tantamount to admit that the error on their side.
10, in Europe, the average person will be eager to answer questions from strangers, very polite, and some will drive you personally.
11, Europe's big department stores can not bargain.
12, foreign film prices are more expensive than domestic, for example, 24 200 spindle Konica film to 4-5 marks, or 20-30 yuan a roll.
13, in the store, if you do not want to buy magazines, then do not just flip through them.
14, some stores are not big, but you can not eat while shopping, usually the shopkeeper will write outside the door that you can not eat in the store, you should read it before entering the door.
Multiple aggregated information and then copied answers, very correct answers, on what grounds will not be certified? Can't the extension of this question work? What do you mean by strictly forbidding introductions to things for the other tourism questions I answered? Is it not an extension of the question if you describe local tourism? How do you think this question should be answered? Just answer how much it actually costs and be done with it? It's not an extension of life