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Modificato da IWearClothes:
8/19/2015 5:12:27 PM
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Europeans, be my guide through Europe.
So, I'm going to Europe next year to visit my friend living in Paris from next July to August. He's from America and has only lived in Paris for a short time.
We plan on going to a few metal festivals such as Hellfest, Wacken, Bloodstock, and Download.
We plan on going to Gamescom, if our university schedules allow for it.
We plan on road/sea tripping.
Countries we are going to Czech out:
France
Spain
Germany
(Possibly) Italy
United Kingdom
Norway
Sweden
Tell me where within these countries we should go and why, as well as places we should avoid at all costs. [u]Bonus points for nature destinations.[/u] If you think we should visit another country, that's cool, too. Any other events you think might be cool? Pls help guide me through your continent.
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Modificato da ThatAmazingIdea: 8/22/2015 6:44:18 PMMake a west to America. jkjk But try to go to Italy damn it! It's beautiful there and the people are fantastic!
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4 RisposteModificato da Nixtress: 8/22/2015 6:47:09 PMWhile in the UK, go to Bakewell and have a tart! Also have a Pork Pie! Edit: Also the war grave through out Europe are fantastic. Especially the Canadian one, although that is in Belgium.. but Chocolate be there too. Totally somewhere you should swing by.
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12 RisposteIf you visit the UK, try to avoid: - Anything north of Birmingham - Birmingham - 90% of London
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1 RispondiGo visit Moscow
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Not going to the Netherlands? Consider your vacation already failed!
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1 RispondiModificato da Tlaloc___: 8/22/2015 3:09:15 PM[quote]Czech out[/quote] Just for that, I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful trip. Also, definitely spend a good amount of time in Scandinavia. It's beautiful, and, for the most part, the people are just great.
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2 RisposteModificato da LadiesMan217164: 8/19/2015 4:20:28 PMIf you are going to the England I would highly recommend going to the South part of the Lake District (Windermere, Ambleside around those places) if you can focus most of your time there mid-week because on some weekends especially in the summer holiday times can be very busy with other tourists. If you enjoy driving try Kanku in Windermere you can hire some jeeps go off-road and explore a lot of really nice places. If not I recommend trying some Wain Wright walks while you are there but some can be a lot harder than they first seem so be careful with which walks you decide to do. But mostly just enjoy the scenery.
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- Avoid france by all means - If You're Going to Germany, Bavaria is the best Place to Be
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Berlin is very nice, nature wise Bavaria is picturesque and Munich beer halls are good
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[b]Spain[/b] Basque region is nice [b]Germany[/b] Lots of nice places along the Rhine. [b]Italy[/b] Go to Verona, it's remarkable. [b]United Kingdom[/b] I'm from here and honestly, unless you're coming for a specific reason then the South is the best. If you're going anywhere else in the UK as a base then let me know and I'll suggest places to visit. [b]Norway & Sweden[/b] Never been but I'm jealous. [b]Other: [/b] Eastern Europe is fantastic, notably Lake Bled and the places around there. Google it.
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4 RisposteModificato da Treebeard: 8/19/2015 4:54:30 PMNorwich is a pretty cool place in the UK, as is Winchester and York. They have plenty of history, if you like that sort of thing.
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Thanks for the suggestions, guys. Got some interesting things to do in the UK now.
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On the south coast of England there is a seaside town called Eastbourne where in august there is a big airshow called airborne (look it up) with the red arrows and many other planes and helicopters, also the town is a good tourist destination with lots of restaurants and hotels and also very pretty cliffs.
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1 RispondiNorway and Sweden are usually better in the winter when there is a lot of deep snow in most parts and there is lots of winter/snow and ice based activities to do but it's still nice in the summer. Germany I've only been to köln that was good but nothing special if your on a trip like yours maybe Berlin would be better. Italy, especially in summer, is beautiful no matter where you go I would recommend you spend longer in Italy. Spain can be very hot in summer I know that but I've never been so I got nothing for Spain. Greece is fantastic as well (as a place) but I found that the Greek islands were actually better - beaches are great, views are spectacular, hotels are flawless - and in Cyprus if you like golf defiantly visit Cyprus there is loads of golf courses to choose from smaller, relaxing ones to big, challenging, pro courses. I think that's all I got if I remember more I'll post it.
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2 RisposteVisit Denmark, not sweden
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2 RisposteStay away from wales. It's just a big field.
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If you go to Italy: Rome Florence Venice
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[b]YOU MUST GO TO ITALY[/b]
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I hear Slovakia has good hostels.
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6 RisposteModificato da Mucca: 8/19/2015 3:59:28 PMEurope is safe. That's literally it. It's like the most peaceful continent in the solar system excluding everything in the link
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1 RispondiStart in the UK, sail to Norway and do like a u turn through sweden and Germany to get to France, then cross the Alps to Italy.
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1 RispondiTAKE ME WITH YOU
