Just booked Vienna for my fiancée's 30th. Any tips would be outstanding. Thanks, guys
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City Break
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anton66
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Try not look too touristy and keep your man bag close to you as well as your watch, trainers and underpants.
Definitely book in advance if you want to visit the Vatican City. The queues were ridiculous. We also booked a guided tour of the Coliseum which was well worth it.
woodsyni
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We walked nearly everywhere as we like to do in a city. The public transport is excellent though. Just buy a ticket in loads of little shops, 1.50 euro when I was there and you can travel as much as you want on anything up to an hour, I think. We paid big money for a very small group tour of the Vatican and didn't regret it. Some of the tours had about 40 people in them. The opulence will either wow you or make you angry. Castel St Angelo was great. We didn't do the Colloseum tour but worth checking out. Ice cream is amazing. Go to Trastevere in the evening for food and there are loads of stalls, eateries etc along the River in summer. Have a few Birra Morettis. There are ancient ruins literally around ever corner. Can't wait to go back. Oh , and there's freedrinkable water fountains every where in Rome. You'll love it!
mightymoyes
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i try to go somewhere i can catch a footy match when there, places like madrid, porto, berlin all great
If you're into footy you might like a tour of the old Strahov stadium. It used to have a capacity of 250,000 and was the biggest in the world. The local open house folk are doing something later this month https://goout.net/en/great-strahov-stadium-english-tour/ezwgwig/
YoboCopter
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Yer dont get married
Remortgage your house lol.
It's gorgeous, so many museums in close proximity. Me and the other half visited Bratislava, but got the train to Vienna for a day trip (its an hour away).
We ventured to the Sissi Museum, which is really interesting. But there are loads in close proximity. Most seem to charge. Its not the cheapest city, seems close to London prices.
All depends on what you want to do on your city break.
One of the best places I have been to for a city break was Berlin. The place is huge. I’m into my history, in particular WW2 so Berlin was a fantastic place to go for that. Plus the beer and food is decent.
St Petersburg was also on the list but that’s obviously taking a back seat at the moment..
One of the best places I have been to for a city break was Berlin. The place is huge. I’m into my history, in particular WW2 so Berlin was a fantastic place to go for that. Plus the beer and food is decent.
St Petersburg was also on the list but that’s obviously taking a back seat at the moment..
evertony
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Kyiv was a huge suprise when I visited around 10 years ago to do some work there. Some of the buildings, especially the religious ones were incredible. Visited the old football ground too which was huge but derelict.
Such a shame that much of it will have been desecrated recently.
Such a shame that much of it will have been desecrated recently.
Leylo
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Wear a nodder, always say her arse looks good in that outfit, say anything else pick ye jaw off the flaw
Leylo
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Floor ffs
JimmyJeffers
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Cancel it and go to Fylde mate
Both Cadiz and Granada are wonderful places. I think the Alhambra is somewhere everyone should visit at some time in their lives - a truly stunning experience. Another lovely town in that area is Cordoba - like Granada a city heavily influenced by Islam from when it was ruled by Muslims for 500 years or so. For Cadiz, as well as the city itself there are some stunning beaches along that stretch of coastline - including Cape Trafalgar.
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