Amazing! Thanks for patiently putting this video together. Liked and subscribed!🎉

2 years is a wild amount of time to make a video, but travelling and editing and surviving the louvre are all feats in their own right!

I love your thought process on the worst attractions in Europe. It would be interesting to see your list for the best Pubs in Europe. Great video as always.

The tower of pisa is less overrated than eiffel tower. At least the tower of pisa is from middle age. Eiffel tower is a tv tower

The Leaning Tower of Pisa was my first glimpse of Italy, after the walk from Pisa Airport, and I liked it but that was way back in 1978. I must admit my next stops of Lucca and Siena were more impressive, two towns I remember dearly after all these years. As a Brit, I agree with your opinion of Stonehenge. Do they charge to visit, and I'm sure the carparking fee has to be a total rip off. I used to drive across that zebra crossing in Abbey Road, NW8 and never once thought to stop there. I agree with your appraisals of all the other attractions, the only one I've never been to is Loch Ness, I did go to Loch Lomond but never expected to see a monster popping out of the water. 🤣

Thanks for the info! Yeah the little mermaid wasn’t on my to do list while in Denmark last year. A 🌭 at Johns Hot Dog Deli was great!👌🏾Cool that you planned this video for 2 years.😎

Great video. The intersection of culture and tourism creates many expectations. One could see most of these things across Europe during the two or three days it would take to drive across Texas to see the Alamo and …? I can’t think of a second tourist destination other than a hotel with air conditioning and maybe a swimming pool. Sadly, Belgian culture is overshadowed by France’s. Anything to get travelers there to experience their country is positive. They are well-known for the massive quantity of beer brands at most taverns, which may be concerning since EU finance buildings are probably architecturally noteworthy in some respect. If you are near Stonehenge because you attended a nearby music festival or were visiting in the Midlands or Brighton, you might as well swing by Stonehenge. It’s a lot smaller than you’d expect from photos and TV documentaries. Since you can’t walk close to it anymore, you don’t sense the full disappointment of it being barely taller than a bed sit room’s ceiling. Keeping it chained off and re-routing the motorway so you can no longer see it as you drive past was a good collaborative effort between government agencies to strengthen British tourism. The Spanish Steps in Rome are one of many famous tourist attractions, but not at the top of most lists. If you’re there, why not see them? They have been in so many international films. Anything that gets English-speaking tourists to Denmark is also positive. Hamlet readers would think of his author’s town as a destination more than “Little Mermaid” cartoon fans who visited Euro Disney. Their parents probably read their children Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales. Anything that gets people inside the Louvre exposes them to centuries of art. And the line in is next to the I. M. Pei glass pyramid. Your video gets people who plan to travel-and people who have already-to think about why and what they value about leaving their country. If airplane travel is restricted and prohibited to ordinary citizens due to climate-damage issues, these issues will become discussed more because people value freedoms more after they are taken away for what our governments decide is our greater good.

I somewhat disagree about The Leaning tower of Pisa. The crowds of tourists are of course annoying, but the tower itself is in fact quite impressive. It was bigger than I expected and it was leaning more than I expected. Plus it's a gorgeous building. Definitely a unique sight.

Spot on with this video unfortunately I find most touristy spots underwhelming except for the people watching lol

I didn't have Louvre in my list of 'To Visit' because every images I've seen, it's always too crowded. Then a colleague at work told me that it's just the Monalisa area that's crowded, but not the rest of the museum. It looks like he might've lucked out. I'm crossing out Louvre again, that much crowd is no way for me to properly enjoy the artworks. I was never interested to see the Stonehenge, but a friend wanted to go see the Canais Standing Stones, so we might go there one day. I'm more interested to see The Giant Causeway in Ireland. Thanks for the list, I forgot these things exist hahaha

We visited the Louvre a few years ago. I wasn't all that interested in the Mona Lisa we did see it thought. It was ok. The rest of the art in Louvre was amazing. We spent most of our time looking at the sculptures. It wasn't overly busy either, apart from the Mona Lisa. I always recommend that people should go to the Louvre but don't focus on the one painting because there is so much art that is more impressive.

I can't imagine waiting for so long, just to see a crowded room in line to see The Mona Lisa, but travel writers, videographers, and vloggers all seem to find gold, there. Not in, "Oh, look at the gorgeous painting," but showing the crowd. I used to attend punk concerts in the 80s and 90s in clubs that exceeded capacity and they seemed less crowded 🤣

I would agree with the ones I have visited in this list. In particular Stonehenge and The Little Mermaid. I found The Little Mermaid most disappointing though, especially with the scenic factory background. It hasnt changed a bit since I was in Copenhagen way back in 1999.

That water in Venice is nasty and stinks. I'm not a big fan of Italy or France. As for Manikin Pis, there is a popular chain Flemish Fries take away called Manikin Pis. In Utrecht it's very popular, and I love my Dutch junk food.

Thanks for the video. The little mermaid was a definite disappointment for me and my Spanish friend when we visited earlier this year.

Yes most thing are boring. Just the old architecture of Europe major city is a treat for me and local foods. You should do worthy SE Asian countries to visit next. My Swedish bro in law and I want to venture there amd also Japan. We been to Philippines and enjoy that.

You missed out one item in Innsbruck, Austria. It's the golden roof where tourists are taken to saying it is a wonder. But for me the most disappointing place after the Mannekin in Brussels.

Thank very much

I must agree with all of your most disappointed tourist attractions. Well they did call it the little mermaid statue not the big mermaid, as far as the little boy peeing , I’ve had two boys and as youngsters they loved to pee outside and there not famous, what the hell. Enjoyed the video, I find the more hype things get the more disappointed you are when you see them. Stay safe till next time.

disagree with Spanish steps went to Rome in July and I found it beautiful, being from London was expecting the London eye definitely, it's just an overpriced wheel. with abbey road, it's quite central and is cool if u take 3 friends to walk across for a photo if you are a massive Beatles fan. Have never been to Stonehenge and never plan to as it looks very overrated.

What a commendable endeavour, to create this compilation. Been to Stonehenge and the Little Mermaid and both were pretty disappointing. I've been to the Red Lights district and to be fair, it's a place and experience I wouldn't be able to see anywhere else; it was bizarre - the women standing in the windows like pieces of meat on sale. I've also visited Loch Ness Lake as part of the stops on a tourist package; while the lake and the village are very cute and beautiful and nothing more, the boat ride that served Scottish whisky tasters was pretty cool so it was still better than Stonehenge xD

Stonehenge is just some rocks

Little mermaid statue in copenhagen is overated been there even picadilly circus and walk of fame in la but isnt europe