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Woman Visits THREE Countries in One Day for Only € 33 - Without Flights

By SOUTH WEST NEWS SERVICE LTD (Glomex) 26 September 2025 190 Views

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Chyna Brown, 23, visited Switzerland, Germany, and France in one day for only € 33. She explored Basel, crossed the Three Countries Bridge, and strolled through Huningue. Her journey combined tram rides, walks, and free accommodation through pet sitting.

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