London, Paris, and Amsterdam: Packing List

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I am the type of person who will wait until the absolute last minute to start packing, but this time, I ordered a few things I thought I would need beforehand and then I started packing way too late. My trip was from 10/6 to 10/13, so 7 days total with the 13th being exclusively a travel day. I wear comfy clothes on travel days so I had a set of travel clothes along with the rest of my belongings.

I have no pictures of my outfits so enjoy this picture of my cat.

In total, I brought:

• 3 dresses

• 4 sweaters

• A cardigan

• A bodysuit

• A travel raincoat

• 2 pairs of jeans

• 2 pairs of pants

• A set of travel clothes (t-shirt and yoga pants)

• An intense amount of socks/undergarments

• 3 pairs of shoes (cute shoes, walking sneakers, and cute sneakers)

• A pair of flip flops for the hotels

• A set of 4 slip shorts (for dresses)

• A travel wallet

• A crossbody bag

• An anti-theft backpack

• 2 portable door locks

• A universal adapter

• A portable charger (that I discovered didn't work on the first day of my trip)

• Many different charging cables/setups

• Snacks!

It was warmer than I expected it to be on the trip so I was glad I brought the dresses and the bodysuit for the warmer days. Amsterdam at the end of my trip was cold and rainy so I was definitely thanking myself for the sweaters.

Everything linked above was bought specifically for the trip and was honestly essential for my personal comfort and safety:

• The travel raincoat was great because it folded up into a small bag that came with it and it dried very quickly. The last few days in Amsterdam and London were cold and rainy so I was very glad to have it and have it not take up too much space in my bag.

• The slip shorts were AMAZING for wearing under dresses and it allowed me to stay comfortable while walking all day. I got the nude set and they were the perfect length for the dresses I was wearing and they were almost completely unnoticeable.

• The travel wallet was awesome. It's RFID blocking, had a secure spot for my passport, and even had a coin slot for a euro coin for public bathrooms. I got it in tan and I really liked the color.

• The crossbody bag I had wasn't my favorite purchase but it definitely came in handy. Paris is known for pickpockets and I was definitely glad I had this bag to keep in front of me and in my line of sight at all times. It fit the wallet well and fit a couple other things I carried around with me and bought.

• The anti-theft backpack was amazing and made me feel a lot safer wearing a backpack when I was out. There are several compartments in the front, two side pockets, and the zippers for the main pocket was on my back when I was wearing it. I kept all my important things in the main pocket and left all the random receipts and things I had in my bag in the front and side pockets. The bag was a great size and held a lot more things than I thought it would.

• As a solo traveler and a female, I bought the portable door locks just in case and I felt so much safer in my hotel room knowing that it was almost impossible to get in from the outside. They were super easy to use and made me feel a lot better about being in the room alone.

• You should always have a universal adapter when traveling and this one did the job. It had the front part for the plug-ins and two USB ports on the side which were also super handy since I had so many things to charge.

Of course, I didn't wear everything I brought but I was glad to have options. Everything I bought for the trip though was used almost every day and were super helpful throughout my travels. I will definitely be using all of them again on my next trip, wherever I go.