Michael Skodnick spent the last few weeks vacationing across Europe, one of his favorite continents in the world. During his time in Europe, Michael Skodnick spent time in the Netherlands and also France.

Michael Skodnick greatly enjoys traveling, especially throughout Europe. Over the course of his travels, Michael Skodnick has been to many different countries, including England, Spain, and the Netherlands. Although he enjoys spending time in many countries, his favorite cities are Bordeaux, Paris and Amsterdam.

“If given the chance, I think everyone should spend time traveling around the world. The only way you can possibly learn about other cultures is by spending time in them and experiencing life the way they do, first hand,” said Michael Skodnick.

On this particular trip, Michael Skodnick saw many different places and things. In Bordeaux, Michael Skodnick spent his days touring the historic city – which is often called “the Sleeping Beauty” in reference to the old city gates that have been stained black by pollution – and tasting wines at many ancient vineyards and wineries. While he was in the Netherlands, Michael Skodnick stopped by some of his favorite haunts in Amsterdam.

“It was a great trip. I feel like I experienced a lot of history, culture, and nature at the same time. The people were super friendly and welcoming, so that made it even better,” said Michael Skodnick.

Michael Skodnick says that he took plenty of opportunities to exercise while he was abroad. “Exercise is one of my passions, and I enjoy taking whatever opportunity I possibly can to exercise while I travel. While I was in Bordeaux, I especially enjoyed running through the historic streets. It is a great way to see the sites, while also staying in shape,” Michael Skodnick said.

In fact, Michael Skodnick says that he recommends everyone who is traveling in Europe to come prepared to walk or even run quite a bit. Not only is it a wonderful way to stay in shape while you are traveling, but it is also a more economical way to travel. Michael Skodnick is quick to note that walking is a great way to save money on your next European vacation.