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Just got back from a week in Portugal with her so no...lol....what I meant was that she might not be able to get the time off work/afford her share
Where would you go?
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Just got back from a week in Portugal with her so no...lol....what I meant was that she might not be able to get the time off work/afford her share
Soldato
Prague over Krakow any day of the week, while they both are fantastic places Prague has some wonderful architecture as well as some fantastic beer!
Fantastic city, was there a few weeks ago. I'm sure you've done your research but I recommend getting the T10 Metro Card (can use it from the airport to the centre as well). We went for two nights/3days and could have stayed for a week and more!
Soldato
Winnipeg.
I just came back from 2 weeks travelling the balkans, we spent 2 nights in belgrade, then to sarajevo for 2 nights, we loved it, travelled to another place in bosnia called mostar, very beautiful countryside. Then, we were supposed to go to monenegro, but we liked sarajevo so much, we went back and stayed another 6 nights there. My third favourite city in the world, its awesome. They have rejected western culture, so if you are looking for high street shops, mcdonalds, kfc, starbucks, then you will be sorely dissapointed. If you are looking for a city with plenty of local food and bars, where muslims, catholics and orthodox have an equal share of the population, creating a strange but very relaxed and friendly culture - then sarajevo it is!
I think it was in the top 10 lonely planet places to visit in the world last year, which I took with a pinch of salt but once I arrived there...
I dont think I have felt safer or been in such a friendly place in my life. This surprised me even more when you learn about its recent history.
I miss sarajevo
There is also lots of romantic countryside to visit, like a massive road lined with trees that used to be franz ferdinands palace and plenty of out of the way springs and waterfalls.
Although be careful taking your girlfriend, make sure you wear sunglasses because the girls there...
Commissario
For the record, there's nothing wrong with going to a restaurant by yourself. Especially if you're hungry!
Oh, and how do you manage to spell 'restaurant' and 'awkward' correctly but get 'reckon' wrong?
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Krakow will keep you busy and entertained. You also get to see Auschwitz and the salt mines.
Soldato
You're thinking of taking your gf purely because you dont want to look awkward eating alone in a resteraunt?Cheetah Designs said:
She's a lucky girl!
How about Istanbul?
Fantastic city - the old and new areas. The old parts of the city are fascinating and you can really lose yourself wandering around the nooks, small streets and markets.
A visit to a Hamam is quite an exerience as really worth it!
Fantastic city - the old and new areas. The old parts of the city are fascinating and you can really lose yourself wandering around the nooks, small streets and markets.
A visit to a Hamam is quite an exerience as really worth it!
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Switzerland. The single best place I have even been.
Stunning country.
Stunning country.
Man of Honour
Marrakech.
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Partying in or around Chernobyl would feel kind of awkward.
Man of Honour
Yeah because there are hostels right next to Chernobyl of course.
Permabanned
I didn't say there were. You can party outside of your hostel...
The point I'm making is a Chernobyl tour doesn't really seem like a time to get ****** up and party. There's much better places for that.
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