Top 5 European cities?

sbp wrote:
So, what are your top five European cities?

I have not visited enough cities to really say, but for now my top ones
would be:

1. Berlin
2. London
3. Florence
4. Paris
5. Venice/Munich tied.

Although my prefernce is for the smaller cities: Siena, Freiburg, Reims,
Goslar, Edinburgh.

Julie

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Juliana L Holm wrote:

Although my prefernce is for the smaller cities: Siena, Freiburg, Reims,
Goslar, Edinburgh.

Smaller cities -----hmmm----I would have to then add Luzern to my list!


djb

d b wrote:

Although my prefernce is for the smaller cities: Siena, Freiburg, Reims,
Goslar, Edinburgh.

Smaller cities -----hmmm----I would have to then add Luzern to my list!


I have not yet been to Luzern.

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Julie,

Do yourself a favor and go to Luzern. It is a really beautiful city with a lot
of wonderful and people....IMHO

djb

Juliana L Holm wrote:

d b wrote:

Although my prefernce is for the smaller cities: Siena, Freiburg, Reims,
Goslar, Edinburgh.

Smaller cities -----hmmm----I would have to then add Luzern to my list!

I have not yet been to Luzern.

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Meant to say "wonderfully friendly people" ----sorry

djb

d b wrote:

Julie,

Do yourself a favor and go to Luzern. It is a really beautiful city with a lot
of wonderful and people....IMHO

djb

Juliana L Holm wrote:

d b wrote:

Although my prefernce is for the smaller cities: Siena, Freiburg, Reims,
Goslar, Edinburgh.

Smaller cities -----hmmm----I would have to then add Luzern to my list!

I have not yet been to Luzern.

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In article ,
(sbp) wrote:

So, what are your top five European cities?

My 0.02 euro-worth, not in order:

London
Paris
Barcelona
Copenhagen
Palfloturmilvenome

Giacomo discover.it wrote:

Then you should visit Milan

Just to find another place where there nothing interesting to see!


Were Milan in any other country than Italy, people would be flocking to
its touristic seightseeing possibilities. We are talking a place where
you have a Michelangelo Pietà, a few Renaissance important paintings, a
Bramante architecture, a Leonardo fresco, a Gothic cathedral, a
neoclassical villa and so many 17th century paintings that you wouldn't
be able to number them.

The problem with Milan is that it is in a country where almost every
place has its share of museums, cathedrals and villas, so it gets lost
in the cultural noise.

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"sbp" wrote in message ...
So, what are your top five European cities?

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1) London
2) Venice
3) Rome
4) Seville
5) Paris

"Miss L. Toe" wrote in message
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"sbp" wrote in message
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tim wrote:
unless there is some large weighting for quality
of the beer,
anyone who puts Brussels anywhere neare their
top 5 just
hasn't been to enough places to form a
worthwhile list IMHO.

Perhaps you're right and I haven't visited enough places but I still
prefer
Brussels over other cities that I have visited such as Venice, Paris,
Dublin, Amsterdam, etc. To me, it's sophisticated without being
pretentious. It's not overtly touristy. It's a modern city with a
taste
of
the old.

Brian



Then you should visit Milan