please help me!
Nov 3rd, 2007, 08:17 AM
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please help me!
My family and I are going on a trip to Europe but heres the problem - we can't decide where to go or what to do! Which place is better out of England, France, Italy, Germany, Danmark, or Switzerland? And where in that country are great attractions? Ideas??
Nov 3rd, 2007, 08:39 AM
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My wife and I have each been to Europe ten times, nine times with each other. We like Italy the best. Our idea of a good trip is two and a half weeks in Italy, in early May or early October, either all spent in Rome or apportioned between Rome, Florence, and Venice. Florence and Venice offer great churches, great art, wonderful city scenes, and great food. Rome has all of the above, and the remains of the Roman Empire.
If Italy isn't to your taste, I'd suggest limiting your tourism to two or three cities in France, England, or some combination of the two. Nothing against Germany, Denmark, and Switzerland, but I'd save them for another trip. And if you do take another trip, I'd consider the Netherlands.
If Italy isn't to your taste, I'd suggest limiting your tourism to two or three cities in France, England, or some combination of the two. Nothing against Germany, Denmark, and Switzerland, but I'd save them for another trip. And if you do take another trip, I'd consider the Netherlands.
Nov 3rd, 2007, 08:55 AM
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After reading your name, I'd say go to England. They speak English, although many with a Polish accent, and will help you with many of your questions.
Switzerland isn't the greatest in hospitality and the Germans don't have a sense of humour. The Italians will run you over and the French will ignore you. I'm not sure what the Danish will do since not many people venture there.
Switzerland isn't the greatest in hospitality and the Germans don't have a sense of humour. The Italians will run you over and the French will ignore you. I'm not sure what the Danish will do since not many people venture there.
Nov 3rd, 2007, 08:55 AM
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If this question is for real, you will get slammed on this forum for being so uninformed about what you want. You must do your homework first. Identify when you want to go, what you'd prefer to see (coastal towns, major cities, mountains, historic art, etc.), how much you can spend, how long you can stay, etc. How old are the family members?
If you have frequent flyer miles, it helps to start with what flights are available to you. And, always get an open-jaw itinerary, so you don't have to backtrack to your arrival city.
Your question is much too broad to get good answers. All the countries you mention are worth a visit, depending on what you want.
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If you have frequent flyer miles, it helps to start with what flights are available to you. And, always get an open-jaw itinerary, so you don't have to backtrack to your arrival city.
Your question is much too broad to get good answers. All the countries you mention are worth a visit, depending on what you want.
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