Which European City you recommend for a young couple to visit for a weekend this time of year and Why?
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Maybe if you gave us some more info on your likes / dislikes etc it could help. For instance if you're just going for a weekend of passion, then does it really matter where you go? If you want some arts try amsterdam, loads of arty stuff as well as fun. Music, try berlin or krakow, both have some ace music venues as well as arts. Krakow is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever visited. Friendly people, loads of great music venues, places to visit - historic & religious, great value and if you're up to it zakpanie is not far away in the tatra mountains for a bit of ski or snowboarding.
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This depends on what type of couple you are:
A couple for sight seeing
A couple for clubbing
A couple for relaxing
etc
If I were you I would go to a travel agent tell them what you want from your visit i.e the above and they will recommend a place for you.
Hope this helps!
Paris is always nice to visit. Plenty of things to see and do, and lots of bars/shops to go in to warm up if it's a bit chilly.
Prague is also a good bet, and not as cold as it will be in a few months time.
Its all about amstedam..no explanation required.
Barcelona - There are brilliant sights and museums and great bars and clubs. The restaurants are cheap and the shopping is fantastic!
Its got to be Paris after all it is the city of Love nes pas.Plus you can do some awesome christmas shopping
Got to be Prague . its easily accessible from anywhere in the UK. There are loads of cheap flights there daily , the cost of living is cheap , the beer is only 60p a pint !!. The architecture is beautifull and there is plenty to do and see .
I think Paris is a nice city and romance I would like to go there with my bf ;-)
hamburg is lovely as they have a big christmas fair in the city centre lots of lights and mulled wine very romantic.
Venice, it's so romantic at any time of the year and now there are lesser tourists too.
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/19/travel.
I don't know about this time of the year particularly, but this site might give you ideas about where to visit in Spain:
http://www.spain.info/
Beware that we've had some interesting heavy rains and some places have received as much as 135 litres per square metre in a single day so be sure to check the weather.
As a personal recomendation, do visit the Alhambra in Granada. Tickets are available from www.alhambratickets.com (yes, really.) The best times are spring and autumn when the gardens are in flower and the packs of tourists haven't clogged every beautiful avenue and courtyard. Wear comfortable shoes, sunscreen and bring spare batteries and film or they'll nail you in the shops.
Summers in Granada are hot, hot, hot and winters are cold and sometimes snowy (courtesy of global warming) and the fact that 30 kms away we have the Sierra Nevada ski resort (http://www.sierranevada.es/ english site is down right now) does mean that you can do many things while you visit.
Also try to fit in Cordoba and Sevilla, the other jewels of Andalucía. You will be happily amazed.
Prague or Hamburg.
they both have everything for every taste.
Amsterdam or Barcelona, plenty to see and walk about.
My vote goes to Amsterdam. Going again in December. 3rd time this year. Something for everyone. Recommend the Rookies Hotel (formerly Hotel Uptown). Only rated 2 stars but rooms decent and cleaned everyday, friendly staff and it's sandwhiched between a coffee shop and a magic mushroom shop. Check out their website www.rookies.nl
Vienna is a beautiful city for this time of year and if it is too cold you could always stay in. Lovely shops, friendly people and good fun.
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