How can I experience the local culture in European cities?

[lemonette]

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[Lynx122]

The best way is to go to youth hostels. Not everyone is the same but some of them have a great vibe and meeting people and making friends is easy then go out and try and make friends with locals too most will be happy to tell you things and show you around. When I went to Korea I had some Korean friends that I met in my own city I showed them around and then they helped me when I went to Korea. And in India my long distance girlfriend lives there so she helped me. You can also have a good time by yourself in my opinion but meeting people definitely gives it an extra dimension.

[purplepoppy]

Avoid anything that's bang next to a tourist attraction. You don't have to travel miles, just look for places that aren't obviously chasing the tourist coin. If anyone ask why you're in town just say you're at a conference or something.

It's worth doing a bit of research to see if there's any cultural events going on locally too. Another trick is to find the main "sit down" area. Every place has an area people gather in to sit and watch the world go by and they're a good place to chat to the locals or just sit and people watch.

[LaurenM1997]

Make sure you read into it and educate yourself

[SherriMarieValentine]

When I deployed I would go the other direction of my Shipmates. I would find local places famous for their food. I would find English speakers and we would teach each other our languages better. I would enjoy the company of the locals.

Have an open mind, be a learner, do NOT attempt to change them, but enjoy what they have to offer and you'll have the right mindset.

[Nik1hil]

Go with huge shipment of spices and cotton, rubber, artifact's, Diamonds and Gold, and let them know, You are the only Person protecting it!.. and no Cops or Any other authority is helping you, and if they Loot you, It belongs to them. They won't even have to return it!..

Then your experience Begins

[Pudsmucker]

To experience local culture is best to go about visiting local culture in Europe. I lived in Europe for 3 years and I loved every minute of because I was out rubbing elbows with the people of Germany. Learn the language. Go to the local pubs, visit the bakeries the grocery stores.

[JacobJordan]

Walk around. Just leave your hotel or whatever with your person and your phone don't look for touristy garbage just walk to whatever suits your fancy.

[dustybiker2]

Look up Rick Steves. He has lots of travel info on back country traveling all over, avoiding tourist locations and finding sweet authentic local places for memories. Highly recommend.

[DryGermanGuy]

Visit the city centers, with the cafés, shops and clubs. Check for local events, e. g. music festivals. Go to a football game. Get the brochures from the tourists offices.

[lightbulb27]

stay at airbnb, get to know the hosts.

meetups?

talk to people?

meet folks from gag from Europe... we did...

[college-student2021]

Visit rural regions , typically there’s taxi services which offer tours to rural regions. It would help if you knew the local language. Safe travels

[andreasderjuengere]

You can look at it - but not experience it.

Unless you have local friends; and stay for longer.

[alice55]

walk around? talk with people? take a coffee in a local bar, eat in a small restaurant

[MaaikeVG]

Netherlands where I'm from:

See Amsterdam and its canals, cafes, cyclists, festivals, art, museums, etc.

Learn a word of Dutch.

[Likes2drive]

Probably visit the local pubs and not look like a tourist, talk to the locals and see what they say

[DrPepper12]

Don't do that packaged tour bullshit and wander from hostel to hostel.

[jamesgoldman]

Get away from the tourists and befriend a local or two

[bobby_bush_eater]

Go to smaller towns/cities. Don't spend all your time in the tourist destinations/big cities

[dragoblack]

Don't go to the tourist spots (unless the city is dangerous outside of the tourist routes)

[ceren27]

European culture is dead now isn't it? Multiculturalism killed it.

[Luckycharms12]

No it's not

[Sirenboobzilla]

As a European, no... no it is nit

[noemiii]

What a dumb comment. 🙄

[Unit1]

Tell me you're xenophobic without actually telling me. This is bollocks

[Gospeedracer]

European culture is dead now isn't it? Multiculturalism killed it.

[NathanDavis]

go out... pocket your phone

[katiesmuff]

My guess go visit them.

[avery58]

Go to the lesser visited cities

[sheikalana]

Go to not so popular touristy areas.

[ProbablyClueless]

Talk with locals and see what they recommend.

[Sasquach]

I'd recommend hostels in unpopular spots

[Pohjolan]

By visiting when they have cultural events?

[Anonymous]

By traveling I guess.