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Best cities in Europe?
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You neglected to mention the food....
Imo, that should play a serious role in your selection.
Oops...there goes London or anything to do with the British Ilses for that matter...
Imo, that should play a serious role in your selection.
Oops...there goes London or anything to do with the British Ilses for that matter...
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http://www.caterersearch.com/Articles/2011/01/21/306086/one-michelin-star-restaurants-in-london.htm
Most British people could name more famous UK chefs than most Americans could name countries. There is an increasing foodie culture (possibly more middle class than working class, but nonetheless).
All this BS about British not knowing how to eat comes from people who get herded into tourist trap s***holes or who haven't even been to the UK.
...or have only been to Scotland.
Most British people could name more famous UK chefs than most Americans could name countries. There is an increasing foodie culture (possibly more middle class than working class, but nonetheless).
All this BS about British not knowing how to eat comes from people who get herded into tourist trap s***holes or who haven't even been to the UK.
...or have only been to Scotland.
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prolly true dat.
Best meal I ever had was a French meal, however, in the Osaka Hilton
Go figure.
Best meal I ever had was a French meal, however, in the Osaka Hilton
Go figure.
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Berlin is great, I lived there for 4 months not too long ago. Everything is close, it's easy to get around. Maybe it wont feel different enough from a north american city, but too me it was different enough.
All the hiking in Germany and austria is fantastic, in other places its good too but can be inaccessible.
Don't go to London. Maybe my experience was bad but I don't think laid back describes it well.
All the hiking in Germany and austria is fantastic, in other places its good too but can be inaccessible.
Don't go to London. Maybe my experience was bad but I don't think laid back describes it well.
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My comments were tongue in cheek.
I like variety and will try anything. When traveling, I like to try and eat what and where the locals eat. Besides, if I'm going to live in a country I'm not going to be eating at ranked resturants every night.
I just didn't care for the cuisine I had during my stays in Ireland and my frequent stop-overs in England.
And before I get labeled as a McDonalds fed American tourist, let it be known that I didn't know what fast food (or Coca-Cola for that matter) was until we returned to the States in my late teens.
I like variety and will try anything. When traveling, I like to try and eat what and where the locals eat. Besides, if I'm going to live in a country I'm not going to be eating at ranked resturants every night.
I just didn't care for the cuisine I had during my stays in Ireland and my frequent stop-overs in England.
And before I get labeled as a McDonalds fed American tourist, let it be known that I didn't know what fast food (or Coca-Cola for that matter) was until we returned to the States in my late teens.
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I'll be following this... unfortunately I live by a bunch of Italians and Germans who have never heard of ww2
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I used to live in Hiedelburg. (spelling?) Germany. I lived there for a year when I was around 5. The area I went to and lived around from what I remember (1999) was pretty awesome, the mountains and landscape was just awesome.
Just try Sicily. Since nobody has mentioned it until now.
Just try Sicily. Since nobody has mentioned it until now.
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