Calling Internationally Within Europe

Calling between countries in Europe is about as easy as calling between states in America or Australia, which makes sense since the distance is usually shorter. The procedure is exactly like the above. Each country has its own international access code (listed at the end of this book); after this you dial the country code of the country you are calling, the area code (dropping the “0″ if it is the first digit in the area code), and then the number. To call that same hostel from London:

©00-33-1-48-42-04-05.

The only difference in calling from England is that the British international access code is “00″ instead of “011.”