Prague is probably my favourite European city, while Bavaria is probably my favourite area. Outside of everything else mentioned, I would also add Cologne as a great city to visit, and ticks all the other boxes except maybe food (though I love it). As others have said, you should be ok with English in all the cities. I would learn a few common phrases in the local language wherever you go though, the effort goes noticed. Especially as you're American, it helps out a lot.
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Travel Advice Needed
- Thread starter buckshot
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lazza
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Prague has History, stunning buildings, good museums and almost everyone (in the tourist areas) speaks English, but food is not brilliant and nightlife is tailored to Stag/Bucks weekenders, unless you're willing to look quite hard. Good for a weekend, very cheap
Barcelona has History, stunning buildings, very good museums, and amazing food, and a pretty decent nightlife but English is not all that widely spoken. Good for 4-5 days, mid-priced.
Paris has History, unbelievably good food, and amazing buildings and museums, with English pretty widely spoken (but sometimes not willingly) and excellent nightlife. Good for a week. Expensive.
London has History, amazing architecture, a strange dialect of southern English English, some of the best nightlife in Europe, and (yes, really) amazing food (you can find a restaurant from pretty much any country in the world, and the "modern English" style is pretty widespread). Good for a week. Very expensive
Some other places you might want to consider or research: Vienna (and possibly include a visit to Salzburg), Budapest (can be a good add-on to Prague or Vienna), Krakow, Madrid, Venice, Rome.
Barcelona has History, stunning buildings, very good museums, and amazing food, and a pretty decent nightlife but English is not all that widely spoken. Good for 4-5 days, mid-priced.
Paris has History, unbelievably good food, and amazing buildings and museums, with English pretty widely spoken (but sometimes not willingly) and excellent nightlife. Good for a week. Expensive.
London has History, amazing architecture, a strange dialect of southern English English, some of the best nightlife in Europe, and (yes, really) amazing food (you can find a restaurant from pretty much any country in the world, and the "modern English" style is pretty widespread). Good for a week. Very expensive
Some other places you might want to consider or research: Vienna (and possibly include a visit to Salzburg), Budapest (can be a good add-on to Prague or Vienna), Krakow, Madrid, Venice, Rome.
Daz_Blue
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London, Prague, Amsterdam, Munich, Brussels ......... all 5 are great
remember arthur mann
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Have you noticed anything different in your teeth structure, have you developed fangs ?London
Berlin, then anywhere in Germany esp Bavaria
Athens, then get a ferry to the Greek islands nearby.
Transylvania is an experience I will never forget
mancitymick
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Brussels is a shit ole
squirtyflower
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Is that a Spanish shit holeBrussels is a shit ole
mancitymick
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HaIs that a Spanish shit hole