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Hi, looking for a nice few day break in Europe in a couple of weeks; any suggestions
Mostly vanilla tourist stuff, but not adverse to a bit of kink maybe.
Ideas offered up so far have been Dublin, Prague, Krakow, Budapest, Madrid, Amsterdam, etc..
Suggestions or Ideas??? |
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By *ilth500Man
over a year ago
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"Hi, looking for a nice few day break in Europe in a couple of weeks; any suggestions
Mostly vanilla tourist stuff, but not adverse to a bit of kink maybe.
Ideas offered up so far have been Dublin, Prague, Krakow, Budapest, Madrid, Amsterdam, etc..
Suggestions or Ideas??? "
Italy, Pompeii and Mt Vesuvius. the most incredible place! |
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"Hi, looking for a nice few day break in Europe in a couple of weeks; any suggestions
Mostly vanilla tourist stuff, but not adverse to a bit of kink maybe.
Ideas offered up so far have been Dublin, Prague, Krakow, Budapest, Madrid, Amsterdam, etc..
Suggestions or Ideas??? "
Budapest is my fave, the flight is only an hour longer to consider Morocco for something different too |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
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Riga is great and cheap
Copenhagen is great and expensive
Berlin if you want tourism and hedonistic
Lisbon is a bit of a gem
Ghent is romantic and pretty
What type of thing are you looking for? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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How far are you prepared to fly?
I’m in Paphos. Flew out Friday afternoon, flying back late today.
Nice enough weather to dine outside yet could ski in the mountains if I chose to. Cost me £105 return flights. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Bilbao is a nice city
Catania in scilly is beautiful as is Budapest
Copenhagen is a fantastic city but as said above can be expensive, in fact all the scandanivian cities are on the expensive side
I've been told The cities in Estonia are amazing for short breaks |
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Some great ideas here, thanks.
Looking for something not too expensive, just somewhere we can enjoy time as a couple with a bit of sight seeing, and where it’s not going to break the bank to eat out and drink! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Berlin is easy to get around as the public transport system is so good. You can see all the big sights in a weekend. It's also fairly reasonably priced while you are there. |
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"Too many choices 
We’re going to reduce the list then by striking out cities that would be better in summer tee shirt weather, like Barcelona, Venice etc
So thinking winter wonderland romantic x"
Parts of Barcelona have been without power for the 5th day after the winter storms and there is a lot of damage ... causing me a headache with work at the moment. |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
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"Some great ideas here, thanks.
Looking for something not too expensive, just somewhere we can enjoy time as a couple with a bit of sight seeing, and where it’s not going to break the bank to eat out and drink!"
In that case my recommendations would be Tallinn (but it's not a direct flight from Manchester) Riga, Warsaw, Budapest, Prague. All relatively cheap compared to the UK, cheap flights and really good value accommodation and great food and quirky tourist stuff. All perfect for a weekend. |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
Preston |
"Some great ideas here, thanks.
Looking for something not too expensive, just somewhere we can enjoy time as a couple with a bit of sight seeing, and where it’s not going to break the bank to eat out and drink!
In that case my recommendations would be Tallinn (but it's not a direct flight from Manchester) Riga, Warsaw, Budapest, Prague. All relatively cheap compared to the UK, cheap flights and really good value accommodation and great food and quirky tourist stuff. All perfect for a weekend."
Further to this, I visited all of these except Warsaw in winter and they all do cold really well. Warm snuggly gin bars, waffles and hot chocolate. |
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At this time of year.
Another vote for Barcelona.
Almost any Italian city is worth a visit but my top 3 so far are, Rome, Florence and Sorrento ( yes I know this isn't a city)
Malta is lovely if you like history.
If you want to stay in the UK Edinburgh, Manchester and Liverpool have plenty to offer.
To be fair any city probably has enough to fill a long weekend. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Krakow is bloody awesome i love it , brussels worth a visit although only need a day max 2 there, bruges is great again for a 2 day break. Im off to Budapest in march im looking forward to that. Id recommend going krakow at christmas its just incredible. |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
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"Krakow is bloody awesome i love it , brussels worth a visit although only need a day max 2 there, bruges is great again for a 2 day break. Im off to Budapest in march im looking forward to that. Id recommend going krakow at christmas its just incredible."
Budapest has a cool labyrinth. I'd recommend going in. It's good fun
http://labirintus.eu/ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Nice in the south of France too. Inexpensive and really lovely. Even saw Richard madeley in a bar "
Anyone would need a few pints before going home to Judy |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Some great ideas here, thanks.
Looking for something not too expensive, just somewhere we can enjoy time as a couple with a bit of sight seeing, and where it’s not going to break the bank to eat out and drink!"
Bruges. Fantastic place. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My votes would be Porto, San Sebastien or Vienna.
All amazing cities. Porto for the booze, San Sebastien for the food, Vienna for just being a happy city. |
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