As a full-time fashion editor and part-time travel writer, I’ve been to seven different countries (and counting) in the past year alone. But no matter how many times I visit, I always find myself wondering what to pack for a trip to Europe.
The itinerary, the transportation, the lodging—that’s the easiest part of international travel. It’s packing that’s the true test. The weather is unpredictable, the locals are impossibly cool, and each country has its own unique aesthetic. Factor in comfort and limited suitcase space, and packing can quickly begin to feel like a task you’d rather put off.
In fact, earlier this year, as I began prepping for a work trip to Denmark, I found myself once again researching this exact topic. But having landed in Copenhagen with my suitcase full, I can confidently say I’ve finally answered the age-old travel question of what to pack for a trip to Europe. These are the reliable vacation staples I always bring abroad.
What to pack for a Europe trip, at a glance
1. A carry-on that doubles as a purse
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