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"Dubrovnik in Croatia. Beautiful city, combination of Mediterranean, Balkan, Greek and Turkish influences. Sarajevo in Bosnia. Same as above, though I found the people to be extremely friendly and amazing. Great food. Krakow in Poland. Clean city, well maintained, lots to sight see. Cheap and friendly locals. " Sounds great - three cities I’ve never been to but on my list… | |||
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"I’d have to say Paris, Lisbon and Madrid. Mainly because those are the only European cities we’ve visited. " Supposed I could’ve said London or Dublin too. | |||
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"Split. Beautiful old town, great bars and restaurants, on the Adriatic, jumping off point to so many amazing islands Ljubljana. Cute, quaint, great vibe, easy access to the Julian Alps Barcelona. Culture, nightlife, great food and bars, beach, easy to combine with a hiking or ski trip Tough choice tho as there are so many great cities" I was torn between Split and Dubrovnik. I preferred Dubrovnik for the city itself but Split is much better located for the island hopping. | |||
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"Split. Beautiful old town, great bars and restaurants, on the Adriatic, jumping off point to so many amazing islands Ljubljana. Cute, quaint, great vibe, easy access to the Julian Alps Barcelona. Culture, nightlife, great food and bars, beach, easy to combine with a hiking or ski trip Tough choice tho as there are so many great cities I was torn between Split and Dubrovnik. I preferred Dubrovnik for the city itself but Split is much better located for the island hopping." Same. Love Dubrovnik and it's proximity to Montenegro is a bonus too | |||
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"Paris. It was the one city I longed to visit. I finally did and loved it as much as I thought I would. Better still it made me love myself a little more. I've now been 3 times and I'm always planning a trip back. There's a reason why "Paris is always a good idea." Verona. Just beautiful. Stood on Juliets Balcony and cried. Just loved the city and the feel of it. Edinburgh. It's home and there's so much more to it than some of the tourist hotspots. " Two of those on my list this year ! I’ve never really connected with Paris , I found it big, busy, touristy and quite hard work! I dint like crowds too much, but Verona attracts me & I Love Edinburgh | |||
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"I’d have to say Paris, Lisbon and Madrid. Mainly because those are the only European cities we’ve visited. " Lisbon is beautiful I think I read somewhere it’s the oldest city in Europe. You might like Seville & Venice… similar vibes | |||
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"Edinburgh-I loves the vibe and a lot of the architecture Berlin - a great cosmopolitan city and some great night life Rome - brings out the history geek in me " Edinburgh is great. My friend did Rome last week and has put he off says it crowded and expensive 😀 I want to get to Berlin in the spring or autumn | |||
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"Split. Beautiful old town, great bars and restaurants, on the Adriatic, jumping off point to so many amazing islands Ljubljana. Cute, quaint, great vibe, easy access to the Julian Alps Barcelona. Culture, nightlife, great food and bars, beach, easy to combine with a hiking or ski trip Tough choice tho as there are so many great cities" I liked Barcelona for the Gaudi ! But was in the days of internet cafes and got my backpack nicked while checking emails so I ain’t ever going back 😂 | |||
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"London. Always something to do. Loads of history and free museums you can visit. Dubrovnik. Stunning place and the reasons mentioned above. Barcelona. Stunning architecture and you can mix a city break with a day at the beach." I spent the summers in London growing up , queuing for TOTP at White City on a Thursday night ! Love London  | |||
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"Lisbon, Cadiz, Belfast" Cadiz is the only Andalusian city I’ve not visited, it’s on my list. What’s it like ? | |||
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"Oh I forgot Belfast. Can I have four?" You can, but only cos you included Manchester | |||
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"Oh I forgot Belfast. Can I have four? You can, but only cos you included Manchester " Bonus cheers | |||
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 it’s colourful, it’s chaotic, it’s loud… it’s life on the fast lane, lol. And you’ll never go hungry there!
We are very lucky indeed to have so many beautiful cities/places a couple of hours’ flight away.  | |||
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"Tough call! I like Lisbon as a city, but it’s so crowded that it puts me off. I honestly, truly, don’t understand the hype about Barcelona and Sevilla. At all. I much prefer Madrid or even Zaragoza and Leon… I loved, loved, loved St. Malo in France. And of course Paris has its time and place- but Montpellier is absolutely gorgeous! I have a very soft spot for Naples. it’s colourful, it’s chaotic, it’s loud… it’s life on the fast lane, lol. And you’ll never go hungry there!
We are very lucky indeed to have so many beautiful cities/places a couple of hours’ flight away. "Ahh I love Naples and this would be number 4 in my list if I could add another. | |||
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"Add a few more , Wroclaw is lovely , like Poland in general it’s very cheap , lively as a big university city , with a nice riverside settling , thought the ‘old town’ was rebuilt after the war , despite looking old! It’s like a smaller , less crowded version of Krakow Lisbson is far too hilly for my liking as for someone who said Naples , it’s the biggest shithole I’ve ever been to (and I’ve been to Luton) Full of swarthy youth on scooters who all look as though they’re gonna mug you " I have been looking at Wroclaw | |||
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"Lisbon, Cadiz, Belfast Cadiz is the only Andalusian city I’ve not visited, it’s on my list. What’s it like ? " It's essentially an island, only joined to the mainland by thin strip of land with the Atlantic on three sides and good city beaches. It has a great rebellious nature, long history of political independence and is the only big Andalusian city with no bullring. Good food and nighttime culture, beautiful old food market and a wild Carnival, one of Spain's biggest. Also an easy train ride from Seville or Jerez. | |||
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"Seville is the most beautiful city in Europe because of the amazing architecture. Venice is also beautiful and totally unique. I have been too so many cities over the years but Seville for me is special." I love Saville but mostly for the bars with the locals doing impromptu opera flamenco stories | |||
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"Berlin - the city has my heart, it offers everything I could possibly want. I have visited over 20 times. I had the opportunity to move there in the 00's and didn't. One of lifes regrets. Budapest - architecural beauty combined with some urban decay, my favourite mix, plus the thermal spa's. 'Shoes on The Danube' is one of most poignant monuments I've ever visited Porto - hilly as fuck, but again just lovely. The port warehouses, the beach, the countryside surrounding. I guess I got to see it before tourism really took off there and also as something as an insider as I dated a guy from there for 8 years" I liked Budapest kinda reminds me of Prague the way it’s on a river with Old and a new side | |||
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"This is really hard. So many places I love. Riga. Went first in the winter and fell in love with it. Amazing people, so much to see, cheap and fun. Krakow. Keep going back. Something about the place and the people that keeps me hooked, plus they have amazing craft beers. Split. Fantastic architecture, wonderful history, good food and phenomenal scenery. (Also, Prague, Tallinn, Brno, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Bratislava, Berlin, Gdansk, Poznan, Rome, Venice.....and so many others) " Riga literally came out of my top three so that are go in. I absolutely love that Latvia , but that’s mostly through falling in love with a stripper there when I was young | |||
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"As a bit of a history geek Rome just has to be my number one. Even got to see the Pope on our last trip. Did Budapest a couple of years ago and loved it. Buda Castle, Fisherman's Bastion, the spa's and yes the Shoes on the Danube is very poignant. Oh and for someone who grew up playing the silver ball, the pinball museum is a must. Enjoyed Prague and Madrid among plenty of others but I'd still (just) give Barcelona the third spot. La Rambla, St Josep market and the legacy of Gaudi. Also I think the only major city to have its own nudist beach." I’ve not been to Rome, but I get the vibe. It’s very big & very busy and that puts me off | |||
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"If any of you are unsure of cities, do some day trips This time of year, providing you live near a decent sized airport, there's normally first out, last back same day flights available at reasonable prices I did this back in 2018 - did Dublin, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen and Bruges over around 10 days Saves on hotel bills (which are rarely cheap in a city) and allows you to taste the city at not much expense The ones that get you, you can go back and enjoy for longer, the ones you didn't enjoy, well, you can be glad you didn't book for longer "I love a day trip. Did a few last year. It's a great way to get a feel of somewhere | |||
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"Barcelona,anywhere in Lanzarote and Manchester please" I can’t quite make my mind up about Manchester. I mean the canal area where the socials are is really nice good nightlife, I like that student court area is quite good for eating out and it’s great for charity shops! But what else ? | |||
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"Oh I forgot Belfast. Can I have four?" Greedy girl hey ? | |||
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"Barcelona,anywhere in Lanzarote and Manchester please I can’t quite make my mind up about Manchester. I mean the canal area where the socials are is really nice good nightlife, I like that student court area is quite good for eating out and it’s great for charity shops! But what else ?" Manchesters not even the best city in the North West! | |||
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"Rome it's like the best movie lot ever and the food and people were amazing. London the night life and museums were fantastic. Edinburgh it's stunning and great live music and fantastic music shops and great to browse " I’ve only had a few wonders around Edinburgh, but I’m planning to see more of the place live music and music shop sounds good  | |||
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"Florence - just a gorgeous city. Going there feels like going home. Ålesund - seeing the northern lights over the city will remain one of the best memories ever Vienna - another beautiful city. The architecture, the history and the opera. This was one of the first city breaks I ever went on so I have a soft spot for it " Three cities that I’ve never even been too ! Going to the opera in Vienna has to be on the list….. | |||
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"Tough call! I like Lisbon as a city, but it’s so crowded that it puts me off. I honestly, truly, don’t understand the hype about Barcelona and Sevilla. At all. I much prefer Madrid or even Zaragoza and Leon… I loved, loved, loved St. Malo in France. And of course Paris has its time and place- but Montpellier is absolutely gorgeous! I have a very soft spot for Naples. it’s colourful, it’s chaotic, it’s loud… it’s life on the fast lane, lol. And you’ll never go hungry there!
We are very lucky indeed to have so many beautiful cities/places a couple of hours’ flight away. "Lisbon is nice in October. I didn’t experience too many crowds. But as I’m primarily there for Photography , I’m normally up before Sunrise. I’m taking a siesta in the afternoon and then catching the sunsets so avoid crowds as much as possible, and seek out neighbourhoods. Nothing worse than a cities top 10 Instagramable spots for sunset For me, Barcelona has nothing other than the Gaudi architecture & seville is an average city but over Triana Bridge is just the most phenomenal local flamenco scene even better than Sacramente in Granada. | |||
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"Lisbon, Cadiz, Belfast Cadiz is the only Andalusian city I’ve not visited, it’s on my list. What’s it like ? It's essentially an island, only joined to the mainland by thin strip of land with the Atlantic on three sides and good city beaches. It has a great rebellious nature, long history of political independence and is the only big Andalusian city with no bullring. Good food and nighttime culture, beautiful old food market and a wild Carnival, one of Spain's biggest. Also an easy train ride from Seville or Jerez. "Sounds interesting ! Thanks | |||
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"I think all the 'big' cities like Paris, Rome, London and Barcelona are worth at least one visit for the experience but they seem increasingly less attractive. The tourist parts are so crowded and the non tourist parts are often dirty and unsafe. Far better and more affordable smaller City options IMHO." Totally agree. I was kind of expecting that with Venice I didn’t realise how small it was - wandering around at night at this time of year I’ve almost got the place to myself. I like that there’s no main centre with all the regular shops McDonalds everything there’s just none of that. I can’t even find a proper ATM. And having no roads and traffic is such a unique & nice feature. | |||
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