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Are we mixing big and small?
1. ROME (yes, I am shouting) 2. Paris 3. Venice 4. Amsterdam 5. Krakow 6. Palermo 7. Prague 8. Naples 9. Siena Can't think of a tenth. There are more places I've enjoyed but I don't know if I'd put them here. I'll probably return to London someday but I'm in no hurry. |
Hi guys
Can you help me. I have never been to Europe but plan to go next year. I will be starting in Brussels and want to see France Spain Amsterdam and Portugal. What do you recommend or should I avoid. To make it more difficult for you I have about 2 weeks . You're all so knowledgeable. Would appreciate your help. |
From recent travel I can only think of a few:
Merida Brussels Kraków Toruń Thirty five to forty years ago I would had added: Amsterdam Florence This days, when we travel we try to avoid tourist crowds like a plague. So even though it is possible, no weekends in Paris or London, and other assorted "cheeseburger, cheeseburger" destinations. Mark |
We were in Europe when this thread started. Thus the tardy response. I'll say Beitostolen Norway. Very outdoorsy. Hard to buy alcohol though.
And Reykjavik. The outdoors thing again. |
momninie - You should start a new thread with something in the title about what you are looking for - this thread is old and many will not see your query here.
Cheers, |
Out of the big European or capital cities i've been to
1) Prague 2) Budapest 3) Florence 4) Amsterdam 5) Rome 6) Barcelona 7) Dresden 8) Munich 9) Berlin 10) Ljubljana Zagreb just missed the cut for me. Paris and Vienna are nice but they just have a vibe that I can't get into. (although Paris at night is much better) I've also been to Athens, which is shockingly awful. |
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