things to do- uk/ euro

IsiliRunite · #1 08-21-2008, 03:02 AM

If you like business areas and very...precise living, check out Frankfurt. Turin is pretty interesting because it is so high up and quite a large city. If you've been to NYC and liked it you should have fun in London. If you like art, Paris and much of Italy are necessary. If you like history...Rome and certain cites within Greece are musts. There are so many nice cities in Europe that are really quite unique, you're just going to have to weigh out your enjoyment on a time/fun economic basis.

What you should check out is which regions or cities have special events going on during that time... cultural things, you know.

any budget or travelling constraints? what languages are you familiar with? certain places are more english-friendly, keep in mind.

ps I'm not sure how it is with australians, but eastern european and scandanavian women especially like american men moreso than the rest of European women hahah

sola sistim · #2 08-21-2008, 03:11 AM

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Originally Posted by IsiliRunite

If you like business areas and very...precise living, check out Frankfurt. Turin is pretty interesting because it is so high up and quite a large city. If you've been to NYC and liked it you should have fun in London. If you like art, Paris and much of Italy are necessary. If you like history...Rome and certain cites within Greece are musts. There are so many nice cities in Europe that are really quite unique, you're just going to have to weigh out your enjoyment on a time/fun economic basis.

What you should check out is which regions or cities have special events going on during that time... cultural things, you know.

any budget or travelling constraints?

ps I'm not sure how it is with australians, but eastern european and scandanavian women like american men moreso than the rest of Europe hahah

cool.
im going on a 3 week contiki tour, figured that was the best/ cheapest way to see shit loads, then after that, can go back to places that i liked.
money should be too much of a problem, but still wanna keep it cheap.

i like art/history, pretty open minded, but im travelling with a mate, and im not too sure if he has any in mind.

//\/\/ · #3 08-21-2008, 05:19 AM

i'd certainly say go to paris as it's dead easy from london, even if you want to try a day-trip.

and newcastle, of course - just ask chuck

sanblaster · #4 08-21-2008, 05:51 AM

Don't go to Spain. Full of racists.

Dirty0900 · #5 08-21-2008, 02:38 PM

Ride the London Underground for a day and see how many people will talk to you. Usually they will ignore you, but someone from a foriegn land will be an utter panic moment for them.

sola sistim · #6 08-24-2008, 04:39 AM

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Originally Posted by sanblaster

Don't go to Spain. Full of racists.

i wish i knew if you were serious or not.. haha

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Originally Posted by Dirty0900

Ride the London Underground for a day and see how many people will talk to you. Usually they will ignore you, but someone from a foriegn land will be an utter panic moment for them.

this sounds fun. hahah