There is no ATM in the railway station in Bruges (in Belgium). Fortunately, it’s not a long walk to the centre of town. Unfortunately, it’s a long enough walk that you and your backpack will get very wet if it’s raining.
Don’t believe the woman in the train station in Lyons when she says there are no seats left on the 10:30 train to Paris.
You can swim with freshwater crocodiles and not get eaten. It would be fairly unwise to try the same thing in salt water.
You can get very cheap, very good seats to lots of classical music, including the New York Phil and the Opera-Bastille in Paris, if you are a student and are prepared to queue for an hour or so.
Beer really is cheaper than (bottled) water in Prague.
If you have to take the tube anywhere in London with your backpack, try not to do it at peak hour.
20 blocks in New York is a long way to walk if it’s late at night, and you’re carrying a backpack, and you just got off a plane from Sydney.
Cattle stations in the Kimberleys in North-Western Australia muster on horseback, with helicopters.
Budapest is actually two cities, one on each side of the river.