Jeffrey S.

Please suggest two cities that you would suggest for a couple in their early thirties with no children. We enjoyed Paris and London last year, so are not particularly interested in those locations. We will be going on holiday in the fall of 2003 and would like to stay in western Europe. Thanks for the wisdom. Happy travels.

Uncle Sam

1. Vienna and Salzburg<BR><BR>2. Rome and Florence<BR><BR>3. Munich and Berlin

Uncle Sam

Jeffrey,<BR><BR>Forgot to mention that some of the best and less expensive cities are in the former Eastern European countries including:<BR><BR>Budapest<BR><BR>Prague<BR><BR>Kr akow<BR><BR>US

Julie

Vienna, Budapest, and Prague<BR><BR>Madrid and Barcelona <BR><BR>Sevilla and Madrid or Sevilla and Barcelona (better combination)<BR><BR>Amsterdam and Brussels <BR><BR>Venice and Rome

jw

Your post sounds like you really mean cities. So what about Munich and Venice? Lots of contrast, lots to see. J.

xxx

JLS says &lt;&lt;Please suggest two cities&gt;&gt;<BR><BR>jw replies &lt;&lt;Your post sounds like you really mean cities.&gt;&gt; <BR><BR>Another Mensa-like fodorite posting!<BR><BR><BR>

Bud & Jane

We have just returned from<BR>Scandinavia. Easily, our picks:<BR> Bergen, Norway<BR> Stockholm, Sweden<BR>These places remain a bit un-<BR>discovered by Americans..sad!

SA

I would encourage the east as well. Perhaps Prague - Vienna - Munich.

Istvan

<BR><BR>Amsterdam and Rome

jw

Well thank you, xxx, I was wondering when I was going to be on the receiving end of one of this board's bash-attacks. Now I really feel like one of the group. Affectionately, J.

Linda

Berlin and either Prague, Vienna or Budapest. I know 2 were in old east but enough time has passed that you won't notice much difference and you can find English-speakers. Krakow with Zakopane, Auschwitz/Birkenau and other day trips is also nice.<BR>Berlin is a most interesting city--it is the history of the 20th century and has so much culture. Vienna is posh and elegant. Prague has incredible architecture. Budapest is so different and is a worn posh--it is there but so many years in the east have tarnished it a bit.

Holly

Amsterdam and Berlin

Steve

Lisbon & Porto, Portugal<BR> or<BR>Bergen and Oslo, Norway

Sy

Prague and Vienna are great...or you could tour around Switzerland (magnificent). I wouldn't waste my time in Amsterdam (dirty and quite disappointing IMO) Another city with lots to see of course is Rome. I'm also 31 and have been to Europe 4 times now...love it! Sy

Doug

Munich and Basle

James

Barcelona & Madrid are wonderful cities to explore.

Marthe

Nice.

Kay

Rome and Florence or Venice.