No, I will visit one of them one day.

You should do a video about Derry Londonderry or best halloween destinations

MojoTravels excellent suggestions. I've been to Kotor. Definitely worth the trip.

I've been to Kotor, great place, although they were revamping with expectations of a lot of tourists. Not sure they can handle it :(

MojoTravels love you mojo travel

That was my first thought on this video

Im glad i live in an ugly city of spain instead of Barcelona or Madrid.

Juan Gracia Marques in Extremadura? Haha .. the key is to go when it’s not summer haha

Justin 😂😂😂

I am sorry for the residents. I was a tourist over their last summer. Beautifull city, hope the citizins will kick away tourists like me

Don't worry Pisa will always keep the tourists away from Lucca

I quite agree. I'm a winter traveler 😁

@ಠ_ಠ but what about Eastern Europe.. *Germans screaming in the background*

I will never understand why people choose to go to places like Paris and Rome in July/August and tour around in the sweltering heat of the afternoon. It makes the trip unbearable. Going to the cities in "off months" (Oct-Apr) and getting out early in the morning to watch the sunrise gives you a completely different feeling and a real appreciation for those places.

I went to Edinburgh in December and it was awesome. That said, places like Barcelona are full of tourists even in winter.

@@tclass99 Not everyone can go in the off season. That being said, if you have the opportunity to go, sure!

Would have thought their rip-off restaurant prices were enough to deter tourists in large numbers.

Did the tourists misbehave?

Italy is earning limitless money from venice, do you really think that they are planning to think about this

There is going to be a list of people wanting to visit Venice during these months

@@davidkent8606 Sounds like Amsterdam. They also are seriously over pricing food. 20-30 eu in the center for a cheeseburger, fries, and a coke.

The baltics are beautiful. Experienced Vilnius in November and it was a great way to experience former Soviet states. Spent a summer doing research in Helsinki and crossed the strait to Tallinn which were also both beautiful. Got Riga to tick off next !

Tallinn is great and even better once the day trippers leave!

Tallinn is lovely, but it does have some tourist traps. I think Riga is better in that regard, though I haven't gone there in ten years. I didn't like Helsinki when I went there

frank crispi There are a shit ton of finnish tourists in Tallinn

@@kobolll7188 Finns have 27 depatures a day from Helsinki ! Everything used to so cheap - that almost every Finn was able to buy a two way ticket !

I actually want to visit these three countries lol Especially since I heard that Estonia (I think, I might be wrong) has internet literally everywhere you go

@@shuhratkessikbayev8886 Same goes to Latvia and Lithuania.

Don't forget Kaliningrad (Königsberg)

@@pascalbuffalo Someday it will be great again (maybe not in this century...)

Yes indeed: those are three amazing countries full of friendly people, delicious food and an inviting atmosphere. The Baltic countries are great!

Dublin? The Temple Bar is one of the most overcrowded with tourists areas that I have visited.

Don't get me wrong. But I know why Dortmund has almost no tourists. It is one of the most ugliest cities in Germany :-)

@@ayHHo I went there for a football game. The city itself wasn't that interesting at all, but the nightlife and the people were really friendly

I would pick Dresden.

I work right next to the central square in Copenhagen, Denmark, which is also right next to the busiest shopping street "Strøget". This place is OVERRUN with tourists these days. Please don't go there! You are better off going to Odense, home of the fairy tale write Hans Christian Andersen. one hour from Copenhagen by train. Alternative you can travel a bit further to Aarhus, where they have recreated (read painstakingly moved brick by brick) and entire old style town with timber framed houses and cobbled streets.

Ooooh how a mere 3 weeks have changed right now ;(

ardianworld i was planning on going to Italy in 2 weeks but my trip is cancelled STUPID CORONAVIRUS😞

As a citicen of Holland I can tell that you made a good coice. But dont forget Amsterdam, that is also a intresting city. If you stay in Leiden you can do all those city's by train.

You may also want to Add Haarlem to the list ;) But yes, Utrecht is a very good choice compared to Amsterdam.

@@RichardRenes I forgot about Haarlem. It on there somewhere. I've been to Amsterdam a few times already but want to see other places. Amsterdam gets crowded

Rotterdam is also cool! Amazing new architecture was build after the Germans bombed it in ww2, but also older buildings can be found. There is a beautiful view from the terrasses on the river (in particular close to the white house).

East is also nice with Nijmegen, Deventer and so

Yeah Haarlem is such a great city

Is Vaduz the capital of Lichtenstein? I mean I don't think Lichtenstein is necessary since hardly anyone has even heard of it lol Actually how about Sealand literally off the coast of Britain

Lol Sardinia is not a city. It’s pretty big ass island.

Why did you mention Vilnius when in the same region are a lot more interesting cities like Riga for its detailed architecture or Tallinn for the untouched old town. Vilnius doesn't have such things it only has slowly disappearing old town due to modernization, demolitions and new constructions.

@@justsamoo3480 I think that's what he/she said Cagliari as it's in Sardinia, it's not that difficult...

Sergio originally was just Sardinia.

@@SteauaBucuresti What a dumb comment

Most of them are in central europe

Reggie Kray omg I couldn’t disagree more. I felt more in Europe in Eastern Europe than on the western part as the eastern‘s culture is more preserved and have more locals than tourists and immigrants wich gives an authentic European vibe. In western you see a lot of history, in eastern you feel it.

@@SteauaBucuresti Yes, we do not have false smiles and idiotic greetings. We're just being honest ...

Yes haha, strange indeed (well Czechia was there).

I prefer Bologna to Florence

Bologna was my favorite city in my 6 months in Italy. So chill, beautiful buildings, somehow they speak better English there than in any other Italian city

Yes - Bologna is a place of great delight

Verona is beautiful too

....Verona for me.

Jim Ford but they are completely different

@@Luke-rc7hk Well sure, but that's true of most of these.

Totally agree! I enjoyed visiting Belfast. It's night and day difference, but my heart is still in Dublin

Maybe Kilkenny, Waterford or Galway, all amazing.

Belfast is the ugliest city I 've ever been. Dublin is way better!

I visited Brno in Moravia with my grandparents about 35 years ago and still remember how absolutely magical I had found it.A very civilised city with incredible churches,interesting history,great food,hospitality and beautiful people.

Hey little question, how is Plzen when it comes to overcrowding?

@@user-xz9dp7qo2b it isnt crowded at all

iv been in brno ... its smaller than prague and was nice

Kutná Hora is indeed wonderful. The old town of Olomouc is pretty too, but a little boring

Kotor gets very busy when cruise ships arrive. Avoid days when those ships are in port.

Its not as busy when there's no cruise ships. Nevertheless its still gorgeous

Was going to say the same. Was there in September, sooo crowded. Especially, Old Town. Maybe less than Dubrovnik, but still it's not avoiding crowds ))

that's exactly what I thought haha

Ronda is my favorite city in Spain.

Touring Backpack Any of the nine province capitals in Castile and Leon are worth it, they only receive tourists from other areas of spain and it is the region with more Unesco Heritage Sites in the world

Shut up. Don’t let anyone know about places that are so cool. For a 1st time visitor to Spain, I’d recommend Barcelona or anywhere on the Costa Del Sol. They all speak English there. LOL

I just saw this video and now I'm excited to make a trip there!

kotor is already pretty crowded too. maybe less in the winter, but in summer is crowded. i ws there in 2013 and i already felt it. it will get worse by each year. plus, the montenegrin countryside is pretty amazing too.

@@somekindofaperson Montenegro is a hidden gem but it's become more and more known around Europe, went there a year ago and it was kinda crowded cause of the cruise I guess if you're lucky it'd be uncrowded

Agree, really beautiful. And you can combine it with a visit to Assisi.

Well: Turin was a Capital (the first Italian king was the last king of Piedmont Kingdom, improperly named Sardinia Kingdom. More: its Historical Center is not "middle age" (As it happen with most Italian tows): it is more renaissance-related.

@@intanto1 I know italian history but thanks anyway lol

@@Toyhub2345 Ma prego: ci mancherebbe;-)

Nik Yes!!! Just the right amount, so no crowding :))

Is Turin - TORINO ? Where They had The Winter Olympics 2006 ?

@@n.8224 In Finland - We use TORINO ! We have a City called TORNIO at the Swedish border ! It is in the Norhern part of the Country ! It is a border City - and dates to the time - When WE WERE JUST ONE COUNTRY ! Everybody still remembers 2006 - when Finland played vs Sweden at The Olympic ICE HOCKEY - GRANDE FINALE !

@@n.8224 About TORNIO ? When We were The Same Country - there was No HAPARANDA - but it is NOW as the Swedish BORDER City - Thanks to THAT TORNIO was given to FINLAND ! FINLAND was LOST to Russia 1807 - so since They were ENEMIES - across The BORDER RIVER ! The Official were replaced by Russian Speakers !

@@n.8224 2006 These two Nations met at The TORINO GRAND FINALE - at ICE HOCKEY ! We had the BEST TEAM EVER - with ALL NHL PLAYERS ! EVERYBODY WATCHED - THAT GAME ! There was NOONE - that had anything BETTER to DO ! That was OUR / MIRACLE ON ICE / as 1980 / at Lake Placid Olympics - as KIDS of USA WON over TEAM RUSSIA ! They even made a Hollywood Movie about - The Game ! Even TEAM USA had to Win the LAST GAME vs Team Finland ! Whole Canada & Hockey AMERICA was watching - That Game !

Bas Meisters yeah especially with countries like China where more people are getting rich/have money

As a European I agree. Now locals don't holiday in the usual places anymore. I am so glad I did long before the sites became over run with tourists.

Or Brugge

@@MovieRiotHD But definitely not in summer.

fuck gent

Unfortunately my Arabic isn’t that proficient

Maarten van der Poel I don’t think Brugge fits the “without many tourists” classification.

That is good to hear! I am now considering them because of this video

balkans are underrated as hell. for me its my favourite part of europe, and the one i know the most. just don't mention north macedonia to local people because they won't like the name lol. there are a lot of cool places in macedonia, serbia and albania but i will keep my mouth shut, because they might get overcrowded. anyway, novi sad and nis in serbia are also cool cities to go.

Ron Riesinger I don’t know how many people would want to visit Ukraine at this moment.

Uncle Sam I fly to Ukraine a couple of times a year, often to Kiev and occasionally to Lviv, Kharkiv and Odessa. If you are referring to the conflict with a neighboring country, it should be understood that it is only affecting the far eastern areas of Luhansk and Donetsk. A visitor in the cities I mentioned would have no inkling of the low-level conflict taking place in the east. Ukraine is the largest country entirely in Europe (larger than France), just to add perspective.

Ron Riesinger I really want to visit Kiev. That city has been on my bucket list for quite a time. I’m an American, but unlike fellow countrymen, I’m a hardcore traveler. I’ve been to literally all Western-European nations, including the micro-nations of Luxembourg, Monaco, Andorra and Liechtenstein. I’ve done my fair share of Eastern travel as well. I’ve visited Budapest, Debrecen, Prague, Belgrade, Brno, Warsaw and Krakow. And if you count in Athens and Istanbul as Eastern Europe, I’ve been there as well. Most of the travels are payed by my job, since I travel 3-4 times a month for business-reasons. But the stays are six-days minimum, so two days at work, then I’m free to explore the country and city. Since my job is high paying and the company is international I always stay at 5 star hotels in the city center. I actually just got back from Italy three days ago. I spent my own personal vacation exploring the Amalfi coast, and pretty much the entire Western-Italian coastline. As well as Southern-France, i.e Monaco, Nice, Cannes and St Tropez. I also want to visit some the Baltic countries. Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn are cheap and beautiful from what I’ve heard.

John Volken But it’s a different thing comparing a cities crime, to city/nation where an armed conflict is going on. I mean, Chicago isn’t as bad as they say. I’ve been there multiple times, at least 7 I’d say, and I’ve never experienced anything funky there. If you don’t wander of to places you have no business in going to, you have nothing to worry about. But that’s the same with any major city. Some of Londons boroughs and some of the arrondissements in Paris are similar to Chicago. Maybe not on the same level, but they still rank highly in crime.

Uncle Sam I mostly travel for work, like you. And o also have days to explore. I really enjoyed a couple of days in Moscow last November - art, history culture. My experiences in Kiev have been similar. The city center has much to offer with museums and good food. Plus, there are easy connections through Frankfurt. And now there is a rail connection from KBP to the center.

Yeah India sucks. I wouldnt even go there if i was paid money

@@antotheja251 agree

Some people are just plain rude in the reply section, thank you :)

@@antotheja251 you're so rude... honestly I'm ashamed!

Good get it's a top spot and a lively student city with great beaches.

I don’t really like Serbia.

@@gustavspuke6463 did i ask for your opinion?

Stevan did Anybody ask for yours?

@@gustavspuke6463 actually yes, the video

Stevan I mean i just stated my opinion. I think Serbia is a bit too eastern for me.

Totally agree...we visited Florence and Sienna moth ago and Sienna is way better.

Rekking Do you mean Firenze and Siena?

@@MrRealgar He just used the English names for these places, and you know it. Stop being a jerk or trying to show others you know the names in Italian.

Martin C. Siena remains the same in English, it’s just misspelled.

MrRealgar Same difference. The other poster was just being a jerk.

Wroclaw(Wroclove)...must see🤗

@@MaxEfka please stay away here during the weekends..already too many people on Rynek..this city became so crowded the past 3 years

+1 Donostia with it's beautiful city beach and excellent Basque food.

Vicki Tan what about them?

Martin C. The 3 Baltic states are underrated.

@@LongAwaitedBaby This video is not about being "underrated", so the point you're trying to make is irrelevant.

Martin C. What I mean is, these underrated countries have fewer tourists.

Vicki Tan Of course, absolutely! :)

And about accommodation.... ?

@@user-hw6es2jm7v very reasonable prices. Athens is more expensive

@@TheChrisildur _ Thanks.👍

Lava Yuki just returned home from Madrid, Granada, Malaga and Rota Spain visiting my Sailor. We saved Sevilla for next year.

Better try Lisbon in Portugal.

@@judyhowell7075 seville is lovely, one of my favourite cities in Spain! The food is also amazing :)

In Normandy ????

Fernando López I’m sure your pronunciation in foreign languages is absolutely perfect.

It's not, but pronouncing The Hague correctly isn't hard

Fernando López Does not mean everyone will manage to do it, nor that it should be pointed out. You know what they meant, just roll with it, unless your own pronunciation of every word in every single language is absolutely perfect.

That bothered me too.

Yes, I cringed every time she said it

I cringed too. As a European I constantly cringe on lots of things non Europeans do...while visiting

Yeah I’m from the UK and I don’t really know Dutch culture but even I know how to say it properly

@@nicolinolazio6229 They're carrying your national football team, you know.

Actually Budalest is really touristic and quite crowded.

Which one is nicer in your opinion?

felipe salas Edinburgh

edinburgh is so much nicer

Yes! Glasgow is by far my favorite city in Scotland! Edinburgh has far too many tourists while Glasgow has a realness to it. It’s a working class town full of friendly locals and there is always a million things going on there 365 days/year. Glasgow is the town that gets all the big concerts, for example, not Edinburgh.

@felipe salas Glasgow!! Much, much funner than Edinburgh...and no tourist overload. If you visit Glasgow I guarantee you’ll make lifelong friends with some locals. In Edinburgh they just want your tourist money and for you to hurry up an leave.

haha Poznan?? why the hell would u put that in ur top list :*) Wroclaw I can imagine, but Poznan?!..Bucharest is boring..bad list

Thessaloniki is relatively unknown and under appreciated.

Ad Siena and Arezzo! 👌🤗

Thank you

Yes it is :)

*it’s