Places to Visit in Western Europe?

[cyclone1209]

Paris is great. Amsterdam is my favorite city in the entire world. Rotterdam, Eindhoven, and Utrecht are great cities in Netherlands. Belgium is very underrated. Absolutely loved Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp, and Brussels. The beer is amazing.

Would second the Amsterdam recommendation. If I could be an expat anywhere, that would be it.

Their food is excellent, very walkable, just a perfect vibe spring and summer. Very relaxed.

 

[Mr.G.Spot]

Maybe not in your territory, but my list:
- Budapest
- Prague
- Istanbul
- anywhere in Amalfi
- Santorini

 

[cytor]

Would second the Amsterdam recommendation. If I could be an expat anywhere, that would be it.

Their food is excellent, very walkable, just a perfect vibe spring and summer. Very relaxed.

Ahh... you guys just like Amsterdam's red light district. Admit it.

 

[JimmyChitwood]

I'm actually flying out tomorrow to Iceland. Then to Norway, Belgium, Amsterdam then spend a few days in London.
Doing this all for three weeks. I'm really looking forward to Amsterdam.

 

[CyDude16]

Ahh... you guys just like Amsterdam's red light district. Admit it.

Some of the coolest bars I’ve been to in the entire world are in the red light

 

[CyDude16]

I'm actually flying out tomorrow to Iceland. Then to Norway, Belgium, Amsterdam then spend a few days in London.
Doing this all for three weeks. I'm really looking forward to Amsterdam.

Iceland is my favorite country by far, I’ve been four times. If you need some bar recommendations, let me know. Same with Amsterdam.

 

[FLYINGCYCLONE]

By the time you get home, you will hear about 10 % of the places to go. German food and beer is tremendous. Especially in the local breweries. England was fun. Have a good time.

 

[JP4CY]

You are all welcome to meet up with my brother @JM4CY and I in Belgium.

 

[ISUCyclones2015]

Some of the coolest bars I’ve been to in the entire world are in the red light

Amsterdam is overrated as hell. They’re also “cleaning up” the district. So one of the redeeming factors is gonna be gone

 

[CivEFootball]

You are all welcome to meet up with my brother @JM4CY and I in Belgium.

: I saw your midget today. Little prick didn't even say hello.
: Well, he's on a lot of ketamine.

 

[shadow]

Why only Western Europe? The Adriatic is amazing. Slovenia to Croatia to North Macedonia to Albania to Greece is fire

Trying to do it as part of the trip to Ireland. Seemed better to try and keep it close.

 

[JM4CY]

You are all welcome to meet up with my brother @JM4CY and I in Belgium.

They better show up ready.

 

[CyDude16]

Amsterdam is overrated as hell. They’re also “cleaning up” the district. So one of the redeeming factors is gonna be gone

Agree to disagree. Not exactly surprised you find Amsterdam overrated. Also it’s not going to “be gone”.

 

[Urbandale2013]

Looking at some pictures from my parents trip and we found this building from London. Anyone know what it is?

 

[wintersmd]

Iceland is my favorite country by far, I’ve been four times. If you need some bar recommendations, let me know. Same with Amsterdam.

Doing a bike tour is Iceland is on my bucket list.

 

[Cyismymonkey]

Prague is my favorite city in the world.

Incredibly economical.

 

[Cyismymonkey]

I'm actually flying out tomorrow to Iceland. Then to Norway, Belgium, Amsterdam then spend a few days in London.
Doing this all for three weeks. I'm really looking forward to Amsterdam.

Where in Norway?

 

[CyDude16]

Would second the Amsterdam recommendation. If I could be an expat anywhere, that would be it.

Their food is excellent, very walkable, just a perfect vibe spring and summer. Very relaxed.

I’ll be retiring to Utrecht or Eindhoven hopefully.

 

[hoosman]

I stayed in SE Ireland for a week. Very underrated. Nice villages and people. Glendalough, Wexford, Kilkenny, Inistioge.

Bucket list: West Coast, Barcelona, Florence, Brugges,

 

[Clonefan32]

One of the most beautiful places I've ever been is Glendalough in Ireland, and it's a pretty short drive from Dublin. Waterford was a neat little town as well.

Two days in Paris is probably enough. If you are into history, a trip to Normandy is really moving.

Skip London.

I'll throw a vote in for Edinburgh. Really a neat place to visit with a good mix of history, bars, architecture, etc.