Which European cities are like this?

Are Bern or Geneva also expensive like Zurich?

Brett

brett ha escrito:
Are Bern or Geneva also expensive like Zurich?


Very much the same, Switzerland is expensive wherever you go.


J.

Is Amsterdam worth visiting than? If I never go back to Rome, I don't
feel as though I'm missing anything.

In article .com,
"brett" wrote:

Are Bern or Geneva also expensive like Zurich?


As I understand it, SWITZERLAND is expensive. So I'd like to piggyback
with an additional question. How expensive is it compared to Denmark and
Norway, which I visited last year?

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In article , Dave Smith
wrote:

I second Copenhagen. It is a very attractive city, not too big, not hard
to
find your way around it. I found Danish drivers to be the most sensible,
courteous drivers I have ever shared a road with.

I don't drive in Europe, so I tend to think in terms of public
transportation and walking. I loved Copenhagen last year. Oslo was
nice, too.

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France:
Nice
Reims

why ?

On Tue, 31 May 2005 13:08:59 -0700, brett wrote*:

I'd like to know which European cities might be similar to:
- Paris
- Pisa
- Zurich

By that I mean:
- safe
- not very crammed and crazy traffic
- many pedestrian streets (nice all around walking)
- dotted with neat cafes
- not all the pushy people trying to sell this and asking for that
- not likely you'll have your items snatched up if you put them down by
your feet
- more or less clean

One type of city I'd like to avoid is something like Rome. Meaning:
- crammed with people
- crazy traffic
- not very easy to get around as a pedestrian
- run over with pushy people selling and asking for everything
- extremely dirty
- your stuff will be snatched up if you place them down at your feet

Comments are welcome. Thanks.

Brett
La Rochelle ?
http://www.larochelle-tourisme.com/
Nice old harbour, nice old town, small restaurants, sea food, some evening
life, interesting museums.

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Passent les jours et passent les semaines
Ni temps passé
Ni les amours reviennent
Guillaume Apollinaire - Alcools (1913)

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 11:33:27 -0500, erilar
wrote:

In article .com,
"brett" wrote:

Are Bern or Geneva also expensive like Zurich?


As I understand it, SWITZERLAND is expensive. So I'd like to piggyback
with an additional question. How expensive is it compared to Denmark and
Norway, which I visited last year?

Not as expensive as Norway, but probably about the same as Denmark,
depending on what you are buying.

All of Switzerland is expensive though. There aren't any bargains to
be found, but everything is high quality, especially the
infrastructure.
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On 1 Jun 2005 08:02:45 -0700, "brett" wrote:

Is Amsterdam worth visiting than? If I never go back to Rome, I don't
feel as though I'm missing anything.

No-one can answer that question. Only you will know, and probably only
in hindsight.
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On 2005-06-01, nitram wrote:

The Danes are amongst the most sensible, courteous people in Europe.

You ****ing smeghead.