Name a city in Europe

[Holley Calmes]

Mousehole, Cornwall, Great Britain

[Erin]

Can I ask if anyone here has any experiences of Belgrade and the Baltics (Particularly Tallinn and Riga) please?

Keep 'em comin'!

I did the day trip to Tallinn on the ferry from Helsinki this summer and thought it was beautiful. Very well-preserved old town and I did a really enjoyable bike tour to see beyond the old town. Kadriorg (Catherine the Great's castle) was a particular highlight.

If I could pick one city to go back to in Europe, it would be Berlin, the sheer amount of things to do there is amazing and there is so much history there that I feel like I barely scratched the surface. I loved Budapest as well and it was probably the most affordable European city I've been to. I was there with a friend who was living in Bulgaria at the time and she described Budapest as combining Bulgarian prices with Western European sophistication. Even the places that were described as having "touristy prices" by locals weren't that bad...it just meant they weren't as cheap as the non-touristy ones.

[Wiery]

Istanbul, Florence, Modena, Genova, Santa Margherita Ligure

[Southpaw]

Another vote for Bruges, it's within reasonable striking distance of Cologne.

[Loves_Shizuka]

You guys were great! Thank you.

After much painstaking consideration - and a few changes/additions with other travel plans this year - I'm stillllll... undecided

Oh well - planning a big trip is exciting in itself

[Buzz]

Paris and Athens get my vote!

[Domshabfan]

Salzburg, Vienna, London, Edinburgh (love the city and its people), Rome, Madrid (Loved it), Paris (is ok), Rotterdam (loved the city), Amsterdam ( i felt sorry for the people of the city, all thanks to the tourist including me)