FabSwingers.com forum: Where would you go for a 4 day break in Europe?

By *rytomakelifefun OP Man
2 days ago

Leeds / Sheffield

Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

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By *ourpornfixMan
2 days ago

East Cheshire

Try Latvia. Plenty of both, reasonable temperature and not pricy.

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By *tannersMan
2 days ago

stanley

Krakow

Porto

Budapest

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By *otwifecouple1004Couple
2 days ago

Cardiff

Budapest is brilliant

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By *insBadMan
2 days ago

& around South Shields

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature? "

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire

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By *rytomakelifefun OP Man
2 days ago

Leeds / Sheffield

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire"

That's where it falls down, I can't drive :P

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By *elvet RopeMan
2 days ago

by the big field

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire"

You don't need a car on the Amalfi coast for tourist stuff- if anything, it will be a hinderance if you're just going for the main tourist spots.

Ferry will take you to all the main destinations fairly cheaply and the train stops right outside Pompeii too

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By *rytomakelifefun OP Man
2 days ago

Leeds / Sheffield

"Budapest is brilliant"

Interesting, might look at the long range forecast

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By *WB85Man
2 days ago

Staffordshire

Fuerteventura is my go to place.

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By *hilled SamMan
2 days ago

Reading

Try Prague, absolutely incredible city

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By *insBadMan
2 days ago

& around South Shields

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire

That's where it falls down, I can't drive :P"

Trains service from Milan to the lakes is excellent, same for around Sicily, the Amalfi coast, everyone uses ferries, I actually would drive around the Amalfi coast, ferries is the only way to travel

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By *rytomakelifefun OP Man
2 days ago

Leeds / Sheffield

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire

You don't need a car on the Amalfi coast for tourist stuff- if anything, it will be a hinderance if you're just going for the main tourist spots.

Ferry will take you to all the main destinations fairly cheaply and the train stops right outside Pompeii too "

Oft I've never been to pompeii and it's on the list...

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By *rytomakelifefun OP Man
2 days ago

Leeds / Sheffield

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire

That's where it falls down, I can't drive :P

Trains service from Milan to the lakes is excellent, same for around Sicily, the Amalfi coast, everyone uses ferries, I actually would drive around the Amalfi coast, ferries is the only way to travel "

I might save sicily for later in the year, there's some fantastic hiking that I think k is better in lower temps

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By *otlovefun42Couple
2 days ago

Costa Blanca Spain...

"Budapest is brilliant"

We'd second that, loved the place.

Although I believe it's a bit hot there at the moment as well.

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By *uttley CrewMan
2 days ago

Here

Ireland but I’m biased cos I’ve family there. Not the tourist traps in Dublin though. You’ll just get ripped off. 💚🤍🧡

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By *ild_oatsMan
2 days ago

the land of saints & sinners

I would recommend Vienna.

You can spend a day just visiting the Schönbrunn Palace. Which was the residence of the Habsburg monarchs.

The next day you can then take the high speed catamaran on the river Danube to Bratislava in Slovakia it takes just over an hour each way.

That way you get to do two capital cities.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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2 days ago

East Sussex

Pula Croatia, it's couple of hours flight from here, the whole city is one archaeological delight.

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By *aidbacklover2021Man
2 days ago

perth

Old town Gdansk is awesome

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By *vmarisaTV/TS
2 days ago

Motherwell

Puglia. Mx 👿

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By *actile TensionMan
2 days ago

Sussex

Amsterdam

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By *elvet RopeMan
2 days ago

by the big field

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire

You don't need a car on the Amalfi coast for tourist stuff- if anything, it will be a hinderance if you're just going for the main tourist spots.

Ferry will take you to all the main destinations fairly cheaply and the train stops right outside Pompeii too

Oft I've never been to pompeii and it's on the list..."

It genuinely blew me away.

If you like history, you could easily spend 2-3 days exploring it. Probably a 15 minute train ride from Naples and about 40 minutes from Sorrento (a fantastic city too)

Ferry from Sorrento to Positano and Amalfi is about €50 return and similar for the ferry to Capri

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By *etitesaraTV/TS
2 days ago

rochdale

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature? "

Vienna?

The only European capital that has vineyards within the city limits.

A stunning city (I'm going in December) that I really enjoy.

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By *eyond PurityCouple
2 days ago

North East Lincolnshire

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By *eyond PurityCouple
2 days ago

North East Lincolnshire

I'd avoid lots of the places mentioned so far, for not being cheap in August, and being over run with families on holiday.

Instead, why not consider -

Bucharest. It has a lovely old quarter, and is a cheap flight from a lot of regional airports. You can go inland and visit Dracula's castle. For nature, there's the Danube Delta, you can also go bison/bear trekking nearby.

Berlin. It's oozing with history - and is the kink capital of Europe. Again, cheap(er) flights.

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By *athomMan
2 days ago

South Coast

I’d Recommend Budapest or Lisbon

Although both can still be very hot

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By *ld Stella HeelsTV/TS
2 days ago

ross on wye

My house

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By *ven888Man
2 days ago

london

Tirana albania

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By *parklingeclipseWoman
2 days ago

Lincolnshire

My daughter has been to Prague, Budapest and Barcelona recently and is going to Portugal later in the year all for about 4 or 5 days.

I get the fridge magnets 🤣

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By *ewbootsandpanties99Man
2 days ago

Darkest South East Surrey

Inter-railing!

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By *orthfieldsNickMan
2 days ago

West London

Highly recommend Stockholm for a short break, it’s one of my favourite cities

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By *ib.Man
2 days ago

Hampshire

"Inter-railing!"

For 4 days?

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By *ill Guy69Man
2 days ago

Glasgow

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature? "

Lots missing that you don't like it too hot this time of year. How about Belgium/Holland?

Could do the WW2 memorials/graves, and also enjoy everything else that's there. Keep Canaries for a cheeky last minute visit in November for some late sunshine 🌞

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By *infulstrangersCouple
2 days ago

Plymouth

We’ve done a few this year

Rome - 4 days was more than enough but amazing place, can’t wait to return

Dubrovnik- 5 days was bloody expensive

Milan/Lake Como - 5 days, great mix of big city and relaxed lake

Bodrum, 7 days day on a beach at 37 degrees all inclusive. Bored by the end of it.

Just returned from the Amalfi Coast. Positano & Capri, expensive, busy, hot!

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
2 days ago

Central

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire

You don't need a car on the Amalfi coast for tourist stuff- if anything, it will be a hinderance if you're just going for the main tourist spots.

Ferry will take you to all the main destinations fairly cheaply and the train stops right outside Pompeii too

Oft I've never been to pompeii and it's on the list..."

So simple on the train from Naples

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By *oubleswing2019Man
2 days ago

Colchester

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By *WKentladMan
1 day ago

Dartford

"Try Prague, absolutely incredible city "

Wonderful city, well worth a visit, it struck me that during communism, there was never enough money available to ruin the city centre. Dublin is worth a visit for the same reason.

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By *insBadMan
1 day ago

& around South Shields

"We’ve done a few this year

Rome - 4 days was more than enough but amazing place, can’t wait to return

Dubrovnik- 5 days was bloody expensive

Milan/Lake Como - 5 days, great mix of big city and relaxed lake

Bodrum, 7 days day on a beach at 37 degrees all inclusive. Bored by the end of it.

Just returned from the Amalfi Coast. Positano & Capri, expensive, busy, hot! "

I did 7 days in Bodrum all inclusive this year too,,,, please don't say it was the 2nd week in July also.

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By *abs9Man
23 hours ago

driffield

Florence or Pisa is a great short break.

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By *erracemenace6969Man
23 hours ago

Stafford

Albania it’s cool as fu k friendly safe and great value in restaurants I went to Tirana

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By *orphia2003Woman
22 hours ago

Tonypandy.

Riga, Tallinn, Krakow, Poznan, Gdansk, Porto, Lisbon, Barcelona,

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
21 hours ago

The bottom of the River Ankh

Budapest is lovely

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By *urenutsMan
21 hours ago

Waltham cross/Harrow HA1

Tenerife

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By *orny IrishMan
21 hours ago

North Wiltshire

"Old town Gdansk is awesome"

There is a swinging club in Gdansk as well. 😉

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By *huskofamanMan
21 hours ago

nowhere

I want to try Berlin

Did Barcelona year's ago and would go back

Athens as a kid but wouldn't go back

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By *umfun24Man
21 hours ago

wilmslow

If you don’t like the heat, the nordics are great. Stockholm is an archipelago with hundreds of ferries that can get you to a different vibe. Not the cheapest part of Europe though.

Poland is lovely, lots of history, great food and warm people and not expensive.

Not being able to drive is a challenge for many places, but northern Italy has good train networks. Florence is crazy busy and hot in the summer, but there are some wonderful, quieter places.

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By *laws and PawsCouple
21 hours ago

South East

"Try Latvia. Plenty of both, reasonable temperature and not pricy."

We’re going to Riga soon - any recommendations?

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By *umfun24Man
21 hours ago

wilmslow

Or alternatively, here’s left field, four days in Edinburgh. Get the train up, which is lovely. The fringe is on in august, so is the Tattoo. The weather isn’t too hot. You could use the money that you saved on flights and airport taxis, to do everything in style.

So much history, architecture, culture, and with the fringe being on, craziness and laughter is absolutely everywhere.

I think I’ve just talked myself into going.

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By *ennyhotlegsMan
20 hours ago

Coleshill

Been to Seville for 4 days recently.... thoroughly recommend it. Wonderful City, fantastic restaurants too. And not too pricey either

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By *ittynzWoman
20 hours ago

Richmond

Malta , Croatia, Ireland (nit eurpoe but still beautiful place to spend 4 days) , Prague

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By *octor ProdMan
20 hours ago

Constantly Travelling With Work

Belguim; Ghent, Brussels, Bruges or Ostend on the coast.

Great little country for short breaks; short flights, good train network, looks to see and great food amd drink

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By *ild_oatsMan
20 hours ago

the land of saints & sinners

Bergen, Norway 2nd largest city or Oslo

Train travel in Norway is great as the Trains work.

Also mobile coverage is great there even up mountains.

Or there is the most northerly capital Reykjavik which is also a great place to visit for a few days.

Both of these places you will need a 2nd mortgage for especially if you want a beer or two.

In Reykjavik even the Sultan of Brunei would think twice before hiring a car there. Expensive does not even begin to describe it.

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By *iss DevilWoman
20 hours ago

Bedford

I went to Brussels last year and loved it! You can get there on Eurostar, you end up right in the middle of the city (though Brussels Midi station is like a city itself!). Very good public transport, loads to see and do, with both recent political history and older. Wolf Market is an amazing place full of different eateries, I'd thoroughly recommend Sangria there, but maybe not before noon

. Just be warned, drinks in restaurants are expensive!

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By *erry 58Man
20 hours ago

Doncaster

Prague is my go to place

Beautiful city and nice people

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By *allySlinkyWoman
20 hours ago

Leeds

Utrecht and Maastrich in the Netherlands are both very historic and great for a short break.

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By *he MinionMan
19 hours ago

Surrey

I'd vote to go to Ireland as someone else did above. Especially while the weather is like it is. But not Dublin.

Get yourself out to the west coast, Galway, Conamara, Claire the wild atlantic coast walk area. Loads of history, beautiful scenery.

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By *aptain Caveman41Man
19 hours ago

Home

Wild Atlantic way from Kinsale Co Cork to Letterkenny Co Donegal best scenery in the world, nicest people and great pubs but you might need more than 4 days

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By *orklad4funMan
19 hours ago

York

We did Morocco agadir

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By *om and JennieCouple
18 hours ago

Chams or Socials

Berlin. Wasn’t my 1st choice but T really wanted to go. It was amazing & I’d go back. We had a GoCity pass which included free trains, trams & buses so went out & explored

J x

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By *007ManMan
18 hours ago

Worthing

Road Trip, France mostly.

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By *wissArmyKnifeMan
18 hours ago

Second Star to the Right

Grindlewald or Zermatt although the heatwaves have made the Alps a dangerous place to climb at the moment 😔

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By *ouisebottomTV/TS
18 hours ago

London

Would love to visit Rome, always been on my bucket list, just need someone to come with me

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By *hinstrapMan
17 hours ago

sheffield

"Try Prague, absolutely incredible city "

I second this..lovely place. Lots to see and do

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By *espectfully FilthMan
17 hours ago

Newport

"Try Latvia. Plenty of both, reasonable temperature and not pricy."

If you’re going to fly to Latvia (which I agree is great by the way), I’d recommend getting on a bus and heading to Tallinn, Estonia instead.

Such an awesome place to spend a few days. Maybe head back to Latvia the day before you fly home and spend a night in Riga too. Best of both!

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By *H7in5Man
17 hours ago

Chesterfield

Going to Milan for 4 nights followed by 3 nights in Bologna in September

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By *umfun24Man
14 hours ago

wilmslow

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By *3nsonMan
14 hours ago

York

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Vienna?

The only European capital that has vineyards within the city limits.

A stunning city (I'm going in December) that I really enjoy.

Doesn’t Paris have some? Pretty sure I saw some?

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By *he_Secret_GardenWoman
13 hours ago

Secret Lane

"Try Latvia. Plenty of both, reasonable temperature and not pricy.

If you’re going to fly to Latvia (which I agree is great by the way), I’d recommend getting on a bus and heading to Tallinn, Estonia instead.

Such an awesome place to spend a few days. Maybe head back to Latvia the day before you fly home and spend a night in Riga too. Best of both!"

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great to see people enjoying my home country...🤭 a bit surprised though .

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By *reeneggsandsamMan
13 hours ago

Perpignan and cap

Of course I'm going to say the south of France. The beaches are lovely at this time of year.

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By *ousteau72Man
13 hours ago

Wombourne

Venice is lovely, but after 3 day you might be struggling.

Rome....err...a bit scruffy but there are some nice bits.

Budapest, really nice.

Lisbon, also nice but watch out for the hills.

Paris, is ok.

Salzburg, especially in Winter/Christmas, really lovely.

Bruges, pretty as a postcard.

Verona(you can do this with Venice) beautiful.

So, for maybe the Venice/Verona combo.

Good luck

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By *iHubby73TV/TS
13 hours ago

Durham

Gdansk for history

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By *umfun24Man
12 hours ago

wilmslow

"Venice is lovely, but after 3 day you might be struggling.

Rome....err...a bit scruffy but there are some nice bits.

Budapest, really nice.

Lisbon, also nice but watch out for the hills.

Paris, is ok.

Salzburg, especially in Winter/Christmas, really lovely.

Bruges, pretty as a postcard.

Verona(you can do this with Venice) beautiful.

So, for maybe the Venice/Verona combo.

Good luck"

If you do Verona and Venice, do Padua too. It’s gorgeous.

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By *rytomakelifefun OP Man
5 hours ago

Leeds / Sheffield

Thank you fir all the advice, currently looking through options

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By *cotkiwiMan
5 hours ago

Sutton Coldfield

Copenhagen great place

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By *haft10Man
5 hours ago

Wandsworth

Iceland, Norway or Netherland

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By *uckMe12FreeMan
5 hours ago

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Liverpool, like me 😁.

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By *econdtimelucky101Man
4 hours ago

Near Birmingham.

Vienna.

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By *r lotharioMan
4 hours ago

newcastle under lyme

taormina

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By *hunky GentMan
4 hours ago

Ely

Benidorm- Just for the crack.

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By *lessandra_BWoman
19 minutes ago

Down South

"Looking for inspiration for an august break - I'd love to to Rome or Athens but it's just too hot.

Any recommendations for soneone who loves history and nature?

Fly to Milan and visit Lake Garda or Lake Como,

Fly to Pisa and visit Florence and Sienna, stopping off in Antinori nel Chianti Classico.

Fly to Naples and visit Capri, Sorrento and Positano.

Fly to Palermo Sicily, go to Catania, Syracuse and Toarmina.

All well doable in a 4 days with car hire"

I can't comment on Naples or Lake Como, but I have visited all the other places you list and I didn't hire a car once. Public transport (train or bus) between towns and cities is fantastic and relatively cheap.

Lake Garda: Verona airport is closer than Milan.

Sicily: To visit Catania, Syracusa and Taormina... fly directly into Catania (Palermo is the other side of the island)... short bus/coach journeys between the three locations are very cheap.

Weather wise... all of these places are just as hot mid-August, as the major cities and are best visited late autumn or early spring. From experience: Florence et al, in November is beautifully warm and sunny, and cheaper. Sicily, over Christmas and New Year isn't as expensive as people would have you believe and the weather, while not warm enough for swimming, was a glorious 24°C.

Best bet for Italy, in August, is somewhere north... as already suggested, one of the Lakes. My preference is Lake Garda for the nature, with a short bus ride to Verona for the history.

As for Greece, I used to live there and I would definitely advise leaving your Athens trip for the cooler months... even in December it's very warm (the same applies to Rome) 😊

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By *lessandra_BWoman
7 minutes ago

Down South

"Try Prague, absolutely incredible city

I second this..lovely place. Lots to see and do "

I third this 😊 Stunning architecture and history. We stayed in the district of Žižkov.. cheaper than Staré Mesto (Old Town) but only a 10min tram ride from everything.

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