Did Georgia-Armenia-Georgia a few weeks ago. How strange - they made everyone walk across.
That's right, we had to walk too even though we had a car/taxi Yerevan-Tbilisi. I have to say the georgian immigration officers were the funniest and friendliest ever... flirting and everything!
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Hmm, cool idea! Here's my list (as best I can recall):
By car (including ferries with car): 1994: USA (Alaska) > Canada > USA 1995: USA > Canada > USA (Alaska) 1997ish: USA > Canada > USA (Alaska) 1998ish: USA > Canada > USA > Mexico > USA 1999: Germany > Austria > Germany > France > Luxembourg > France > Spain > Portugal > Spain > Gibraltar > Andorra > France > Monaco > France > Italy > San Marino > Austria > Germany > Czech Republic > Germany > Poland > Czech Republic > Germany 2000: Germany > Austria > Hungary > Slovakia > Poland > Lithuania > Latvia > Estonia > Finland > Sweden > Norway > Denmark > Germany > Netherlands > Belgium > France > England > Wales > Ireland > Scotland > England > France > Belgium > Germany 2001: Germany > Austria > Slovenia > Croatia > Slovenia > Austria > Hungary > Romania > Bulgaria > Turkey > Greece > Italy > Switzerland > Italy > Switzerland > France > Switzerland > Liechtenstein > Switzerland > Germany
By foot: 1998ish: USA > Canada > USA (International Peace Garden, North Dakota) 1999: Italy > Vatican > Italy 2009: Thailand > Myanmar > Thailand
By boat (excluding ferries with car): 1999: Spain > Morocco > Spain 2009: Thailand > Laos > Thailand
By bus: 2009: Singapore > Malaysia
By train: 1999: Finland > Russia > Finland
Where countries are listed in succession, the borders were crossed as part of a single trip. I believe all of the above have been with my grandfather as part of our road trip obsession!
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Not too many for me:
1. US to Canada (New York to Toronto via Buffalo/Niagra Falls and New York to Montreal.
2. Switzerland to France before the E.U. days. We were in a family friend's car who was an ex-pat. The border police found his New Jersey plates of interest.
3. Italy to Vatican City. But who hasn't done this one?
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By car (including ferries):
[2000: Germany > Austria > Hungary > Slovakia > Poland > Lithuania > Latvia > Estonia > Finland > Sweden > Norway > Denmark > Germany > Netherlands > France > England > Wales > Ireland > Scotland > England > France > Belgium > Germany
Where did you find the Netherlands - French border?
(well, there is one on St Martin / St Maarten)
By car, coach, bike or on foot (live near a border)
Netherlands - Germany
Netherlands - Belgium
Belgium - France
Belgium - Luxembourg
Belgium - Germany
Luxembourg - France
Luxembourg - Germany
France - Spain
France - Germnay
France - Andorra
Germany - Austria
Germany - Czech Republic
Germany - Poland
Austria - Slovenia
Slovenia - Croatia
USA - Canada
Russia - Finland
By Train
Finland - Russia
Netherlands - Belgium
Netherlands - Germany
By Eurotunnel (on a bus in a train)
France - UK
By Boat, not including cruise
Netherlands - UK
Belgium - UK
France - UK
Finland - Estonia
Mind you, the only border crossings where there were actually formalities were
Estonia (pre-Shengen)
Russia
Slovenia (also pre-Shengen)
Croatia
Canada / USA
UK
Did Georgia-Armenia-Georgia a few weeks ago. How strange - they made everyone walk across.
It depends on the border crossing. It isn't true at Bavra, but that is a fairly unusual, less traveled one. (I was going from Bakuriani, not Tblisi, and stopping in Gyumri on the way to Yerevan.)
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