Best City in Europe, other than Paris and London.
I am going to Europe, definatley Paris and London. And I want to go to one more city that is fairly close to them, but very different. Where should i go?
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Hi Kirby i am little biased being half Italian and having family there, but i never get tired of visiting Venice, its a beautiful city and you should go if you have time.
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Here's one that maybe not a lot of other people will mention - but I absolutely love Copenhagen. Others that I recommend are Amsterdam, Stockholm and Edinburgh. Reply to this
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I'm torn...Venice is physically beautiful and I love it. Vienna is regally beautiful for me. While Prague is just a wonderful overall city for me. They would be my choices.
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Berlin is very different or Barcelona it dipends what you means with different... Reply to this
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Geneva during summer season is quite private & relaxing since most tourist are in the big cities. Reply to this
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I liked Glasgow and Edinburgh a lot but depends of what you wish to see, beaches, mountains .... Reply to this
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It's not a city, but my type of travelin' aint in cities but Marvao, Portugal.
I've raved about it on other posts, but it's worth a visit completely. The history is amazing - it's a centuries old walled village on top of a hill looking over a vast plain. Brilliant views on clear days - even snow warning signs for in the winter! Lovely place to go to and stay at - I have to recommend the pousada (a converted old building into a hotel) there - I can't remember what it was called, but I'm sure you'll find out. I didn't actually stay there, but the people who converted it did a really good job (I went inside to have a look).
Food: good
Relaxing: not so
Views: best in Portugal
Climate: hot, but dry, so bearable (in the summer)
Leisure facilities: golf, bits of walking (nice to walk all around the walls)
History: can walk round old castle
Picturesqueness: so good it's on the 'Visit Portugal' poster
Wherever you go, enjoy it! Reply to this
I've raved about it on other posts, but it's worth a visit completely. The history is amazing - it's a centuries old walled village on top of a hill looking over a vast plain. Brilliant views on clear days - even snow warning signs for in the winter! Lovely place to go to and stay at - I have to recommend the pousada (a converted old building into a hotel) there - I can't remember what it was called, but I'm sure you'll find out. I didn't actually stay there, but the people who converted it did a really good job (I went inside to have a look).
Food: good
Relaxing: not so
Views: best in Portugal
Climate: hot, but dry, so bearable (in the summer)
Leisure facilities: golf, bits of walking (nice to walk all around the walls)
History: can walk round old castle
Picturesqueness: so good it's on the 'Visit Portugal' poster
Wherever you go, enjoy it! Reply to this
