Of course Drew likes Germany the most, his abuelo in Argentina grew up there and was a great electrician there

As a German, I would recommend Drew that you still travel to Hamburg, Cologne and Munich, so you might not see everything, but definitely the diversity of German cultures and architecture.

Drew: Doesn't experience paris syndrome. Also Drew: Experiences paris syndrome, but in london.

As a Belgian, seeing Belgium as an unvisited islands hurts 😭 plenty of stuff to see in Brussels and Bruges, plus our food and beer! Here's hoping you'll visit us someday!

If you're going to Poland, I recommend visiting not only Warsaw, but also Kraków and Gdańsk or Wrocław

Drew literally did the "trip to Europe" meme of only going to western Europe

As a Portuguese, I can tell you'll love Porto because you can see the main sights in a couple os days just by walking and the food is amazing. Guimarães is also a small hop away and is absolutely beautiful. For Lisbon I would recommend a few more days and, if possible, pair with someone local because you shouldn't miss the surroundings cities (Óbidos, Sintra, Setúbal...)

I would really like to see Drew go to somewhere rural instead of only capital cities. It's like going to LA or NYC thinking that's the American experience. edit: thanks for the comments on my vids guys

I would really like to see Drew go to the Balkans😄

As a Spaniard, I feel proud that he had the most fun in Spain (be grateful you weren't here in summer, peak temperature was 47ºC)

Drew you NEED to go to Transylvania. It is a perfect mix between east Europe, the Balkans and central Europe. If you want a unique experience I really recommend it.

I liked the tier list and I'm sure you'll end up getting used to traveling between countries. Saludos desde España ☺️🇪🇸

When you visit Vienna, Austria, I would recommend the first district. There you have many tourist shops, you can visit the old palace of the Habsburgs and the st. Stephens Cathedral.

for Germany I recommend the moselle/rhine area. It's a beautiful landscape, the towns mostly have half-timbered houses and there's like one castle every 500 meters

Hit us up if you come back to the Netherlands, we'd love to show you Rotterdam :)

I would say it's important to travel during the right season and more than just the capital. And especially research a bit before what to do, to really be able to judge the experience. Glad you enjoyed our weird part of the world

If you’re planning going back to Italy soon (winter) I would consider Milan, Bologna, Venice and then a mountainside village in South Tyrol (you would experience a totally different culture and the dolomites) If you’re planning goung back to Italy later (summer) I would really recommend Naples, Palermo, and then Sardinia and Cagliari. Meaning that your hotel’s in Cagliari, the capital, while during the day you visit the beaches (which are just a few hours away).

For the map, you should consider using one with the first order subdivisions (ISO 3166-2). If you're going to revisit countries in places you haven't been to before, you do need to be able to mark the country more accurately.

You should go to central and eastern european countries like Poland, Austria and Romania

2 suggestions for Italy: Toscana: you can stay in a hotel in a rural area and each day go to a different city: Florence, Arezzo, Lucca, Pisa, etc. Each city is beautiful and has unique history. Liguria: you can do the riviera ligure and travel across the coast, staying a bit in each town: La Spezia, Genova, Savona, Albenga, Imperia, Sanremo, Bordighera (the most beautiful city) and make it to Nice eventually, where you can take a train/plane and go to somewhere else. Edit: for both these trips I recommend renting a car, thought you can use public transport, but it gives you less freedom to go to small cities

You could get a ferry from Spain to Morocco if you want to visit more of Iberia! Southern Spain is really pretty (my family is from Almería), I really recommend it and you'll feel like home with the weather there lol, there's even a desert

I am German and it makes me really happy that you liked it here. There's really much too see here so I hope next time you'll visit it will be even better.

A recommendation for a trip that could be part of your future european visit: Munich-Vienna-Venice-Milan are really close to each other, with easy and frequent train connections - that would cover your interests of revisiting Germany (Bavaria), Vienna (could do some days to Budapest or Prague in between, easily reachable from vienna in a few hours) and then into the north Italian region! Venice, Florence, Milan, Genoa are all cities that you have to visit with your history-background!

Glad you enjoyed Spain! I'd recommend going to Costa Brava after Barcelona, look it up! It's also in Catalonia and it is pretty underrated

As a felow Serbian viewer, I am ok with you coming to Belgrade! :)

I have said this before, yet I'll say it again, if you visit Belgium, go to a "frituur" and buy some "friet met mayonnaise". You'll thank me later.

If Drew sees this… Travelling in Switzerland can be cheap IF you know were to look for discounts and which places to not go to. And also, Zürich and Geneva are the two most expensive cities here, so you kind of played yourself.😬

I really hope you do more things like this 🙏 so fun watching you travel and discover things, maybe an East Asia or South America trip could be next 😁

Glad you enjoyed Spain! Amazing country!🇪🇦🇪🇦

if you want advice from an Italian on where to go I recommend Tuscany for meat and wine, Sardinia for the best sea in Italy, Puglia/Calabria/Sicily (you can choose one of the three the only difference is the food ) for their crazy almost surreal geography and the Aosta Valley for the mountains

Places in Sweden that are better than Stockholm: Summer - Järvsö (has animal park that shows off the animals native to Sweden) - Literally anywhere in the north (you can hike in the forest, swim in the ocean which actually isn't very salty, and fish in the lakes) - Leksand (leksand sommarland is a very nice place to visit in the summer, I really like their wipeout course) - Vadstena (very pretty and it has cool history as well, Omberg is also very pretty in the summer, pretty close to kolmården too) - Furuvik (Furuviksparken is just a vibe) Winter - Kiruna (I haven't been there myself but the Ice Hotel seems really cool) - Up north again (see aurora borealis, go skiing, go ice skating, embrace the cold, also you may see some reindeer) I don't know many good places in the south since I'm from the north but I don't think there's anything that matches the northern landscapes in either winter or summer, especially if you stay by the coast! :D

I'm a Chilean but I'm really proud to see the flags of my ancestors up there in S tier, Germany and Spain. I also went to all the countries on this list (except Switzerland) and can say I agree.

Petition for Drew to put the flag of Yugoslavia in the background (day 10)

When I started my petition, there were only like 3 of them. Now there are hundreds of them. What have I done?

Hey Drew! If you plan to visit Belgium I strongly recommend these places: Nieuwpoort, Brussels, Bruges, Waterloo, Bouillon. I also suggest taking the train so you can see the infamous 'Flanders fields' and get a general idea of the geography/architecture throughout Belgium. In terms of food there's plenty of good stuff, I don't think you'll miss out on the waffles, chocolate and beer, but if you want a good meal, you should definitely have fries with beef stew.

As a French, its hurt me because nobody visit all our country, if you do you could see that we have every "biom", and one of the most beautiful country (I can't say the most)

went to stockholm recently and there are these 72 hour travelcards and me and my friends managed to use them to go on a ferry tour of the archipelago!! that was awesome, really recommend sweden plus MAX BURGERS TOOK MY HEART

Im british and I would say that if youre going to visit some more places, Iceland and Norway are great but expensive, Austria is excelent, and Belgium is a must. I would also say that Prague (Czechia) is somewhere where loads of people say is their favourite place theyve been, and my grandma (whos visited like 70+ countries) says that Croatia is one of the best. Also portugal is great and pretty similar to spain Tier list of recommendations: Czechia, Croatia and/or Slovenia, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Iceland, Norway

I saw Spain as D on the thumbnail and got scared for a bit, glad to see you are a man of culture

Honestly Drew, props to you for "walking the walk" and getting some first hand experience out there

North and South Italy are very different culturally & landscapes wise, you definitely got yet a LOT to explore 🇮🇹♥️ Saluti dell'Italia 👋🏻🇮🇹

6:45 Bro what is this map, “Utrect” no IJsselmeer, What even is going on with arnhem being in the north. Haarlem being stuck in amsterdam. Bro whattt

Me as a German I did the same in your country in the early 80th, nice to see your experiences. I enjoyed the trip through your country as well.

If you liked Spain and had fun I really recommend that you go to the south the next time. It has amazing beaches, amazing food, a lot of history and monuments and a really cool culture. I also recommend it because you can take a boat from the south of Spain to go to Morocco and its like really cheap in comparison to a plane or other forms of travel.

As a foreigner in Serbia, I can lead you to some amazing places in Belgrade and outside (We have trains)

6:39 damn Arnhem what you doing up there?

Been Egypt a couple of times and going again this winter, would definitely recommend it although can get super hot in summer for a Brit. Cairo doesn’t do enough to represent the country alone I’d definitely suggest spending some time at the Red Sea and Luxor if you can. People there are super friendly and the history is incredible to see- the photos don’t do it justice.

Not surprised you had the most fun in Spain. That country is chill.

Hi Drew, as a fellow Frenchman, i think you would love to spend time around Lyon and Marseille or Montpellier on the south coast

You should definitely come and visit Chile! Start from the dry north and end to the further south. I would recommend at least 2 weeks, and lots of money because it's expensive

You definitely should go to Portugal on your way to Morocco (since you already went to Spain). That’s what I plan on doing hopefully in the near future

I really think you should visit Estonia! its so beautiful in the winter

6:00 Meanwhile me a bulgarian getting angry because the first snow was in the middle of December instead of in the middle of november. I was out with friends until 23 last night just playing in the snow. Happy first now for everyone in Sofia

As an Italian I really reccomend you to visit the rest of the peninsula, it's definetly worth it. There are a lot of great cities like Milan, Florence, Turin, Naples, Palermo, Bologna, Venice (just to name the most famous ones), all really different from the others and with lots of things to visit: museums, cathedrals, squares, reamains of Roman buildings and reinassance palaces, and plenty of restaurants of course. A great thing about Italian cousine is its variety from city to city, each with its own culinary tradition, so traveling in varius places won't feel repetitive both for the look and for the food. I would also reccomend returning to Rome because that city has so much to offer that I visited it plenty of times but there are still places I haven't seen

Nice video and I like that you visited more than just Amsterdam while being in the Netherlands, but maybe look at the map again. The placement of Arnhem was way off🤣

I wrote this list for my family back home in the states to help plan their visit, so you may find it useful. Here are 10 recommended sites to see in England: 1. *Bath* (a beautiful classical city built in honey-colored stone with 2000 year old Roman Baths), 2. *The Cotswolds* (a region containing hundreds of gorgeous historic stone villages and towns; surrounded by rolling green countryside), 3. *York* (a well preserved medieval city with a huge gothic cathedral), 4. *Cambridge and Oxford* (two beautiful historic cities with world renowned medieval universities that you are able to tour), 5. *A Stately Home* (e.g. “Baroque”: Chatsworth House, Blenheim Palace, Castle Howard; “Tudor”: Burghley House, Hampton Court Palace, Hardwick Hall; “Medieval”: Haddon Hall, Knole House, Penshurst Place etc), 6. *A Medieval Castle* (e.g. the castles of Arundel, Bodiam, Alnwick, Windsor, Bamburgh, Warwick, Stokesay, Dover, Leeds [in the Kent countryside not in the city of Leeds], Ludlow etc), 7. *Canterbury* (a very charming medieval city with an important gothic cathedral), 8. *A Medieval Cathedral* (some of the finest in England are: Lincoln, Durham, York, Ely, Canterbury, Salisbury, Wells, Winchester, Gloucester, Norwich etc), 9. *An Ancient Monument* (the Neolithic sites of Wiltshire are my favorite: Stonehenge [3000-2500 BC], Avebury Stone Circle [2850 BC], countless ancient buildings such as West Kennet Long Barrow [3650 BC] and ancient earthworks like Silbury Hill [2850 BC]), 10. *The Lake District* (this is my favorite natural site in England; not only because it has sublime countryside, but also for its many charming villages and towns). Here are over 100 more examples of historic villages, towns and cities in different regions of England that I love: - West England: *Pretty Villages and Towns:* Lacock, Wiltshire, Castle Combe, Wiltshire, Burford, Oxfordshire, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, Bibury, Gloucestershire, Painswick, Gloucestershire, Stanton Village, Gloucestershire, Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire, Corsham, Wiltshire, Dunster, Somerset, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, Snowshill Village, Gloucestershire, Broadway Village, Worcestershire, Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Great Tew Village, Oxfordshire, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, Frome, Somerset. *Historic Cities:* Bath, Somerset, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Wells, Somerset, Salisbury, Wiltshire, Bristol (the Old Town). ------------------ - South England: *Pretty Villages and Towns:* Rye, East Sussex, St. Ives, Cornwall, Corfe Castle Village, Dorset, Mousehole, Cornwall, Clovelly Village, Devon, Sandwich Town, Kent, Cockington Village, Devon, Arundel Town, West Sussex, Chilham Village, Kent, Sherborne, Dorset, Wherwell, Hampshire, Polporro, Cornwall, Totnes, Devon, Penshurst Village, Kent Lewes, East Sussex, Micheldever Village, Hampshire, Shaftesbury, Dorset, Chiddingstone Village, Kent, Lustleigh Village, Devon, Alfriston Village, East Sussex, West Lulworth Village, Dorset, Dartmouth, Devon. *Historic Cities:* Canterbury, Kent, Winchester, Hampshire, Rochester, Kent, Brighton *a mix of the historic with new/vibrant, Chichester, West Sussex. ---------------- - North England: *Pretty Villages and Towns:* Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire, Ludlow, Shropshire, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Staithes, North Yorkshire, Hawkeshead Village, Cumbria, Haworth, West Yorkshire, Richmond, North Yorkshire, Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria, Grassington, North Yorkshire, Longnor Village, Staffordshire, Thornton-le-Dale, North Yorkshire, Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, Whitby, North Yorkshire, Alnwick Town, Northumberland, Ashford-in-the-Water, Derbyshire, Helmsley, North Yorkshire, Great Budworth, Cheshire, Sedbergh, Cumbria, Castleton, Derbyshire, Middleham, North Yorkshire. *Historic Cities:* York, North Yorkshire, Durham, County Durham, Chester, Cheshire, Beverley, East Yorkshire, Ripon, North Yorkshire. ------------------ - East England: *Pretty Villages and Towns:* Lavenham, Suffolk, Stamford, Lincolnshire, Wendens Ambo Village, Essex, Kersey Village, Suffolk, Uppingham, Rutland, Little Walsingham, Norfolk, Saffron Walden, Essex, Houghton Village, Cambridgeshire, Clare Village, Suffolk, Chelsworth, Suffolk, Dedham Village, Essex, Castle Rising Village, Norfolk, Flatford, Suffolk, Burnham Market, Norfolk, Nayland, Suffolk, Kimbolton Village, Cambridgeshire, Ketton Village, Rutland, Castle Hedingham Village, Essex, Blakeney High Street, Norfolk, Thaxted, Essex. *Historic Cities:* Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Norwich, Norfolk, Ely, Cambridgeshire. ---------------- - Central England: *Pretty Villages and Towns:* Turville, Buckinghamshire, Shere, Surrey, Denham Village, Buckinghamshire, Oundle, Northamptonshire, Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire, Weobley, Herefordshire, Woburn Village, Bedfordshire, Welford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, West Wycombe Village, Buckinghamshire, Ledbury, Herefordshire, Collyweston, Northamptonshire, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, Ilmington, Warwickshire, Pembridge Village, Herefordshire, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, Ombersley Village, Worcestershire, Chiddingfold Village, Surrey, Eardisland, Herefordshire, Fingest Village, Buckinghamshire, Apethorpe Village, Northamptonshire. *Historic Cities:* Lichfield, Staffordshire, Windsor Town, St Albans, Hertfordshire, Hereford, Herefordshire. ------------------

As a dutch person who has travelled quite a lot, I would definitely recommend that you travel to Slovenia. Also i would go not only to Ljubljana but also to lake Bled and Triglav area

0:11 finally a video on irl

please drew come to Portugal, our country it's beautiful and historical, although some people here aren't the best and some streets are kinda sad you know but you would like a kot

I am happy you decided to go to croatia on your next trip we have many historical places and amazing sights if you have engouh time you should deffo check out some national parks like plitvice its breathtaking :)

You NEED to visit Florence, Italy, it’s a beautiful city with a lot of attractions and if you’re interested in historic tourism it is one of the best places in Italy for that, same goes to Santiago De Compostela in Spain.

8:52 Drew has made a rookie mistake… he called Czechia eastern european…

Next time you travel, I would recommend that you go to Oceania! Australia, New Zealand and the pacific is an amazing place

If you ever come back to Switzerland, make sure to go to the country side, in the alps (Canton of Valais, Bern, more specifically Berner Oberland, Grabauden, Ticino and Fribourg) best places

I can't recommend Japan enough and don't forget to visit Nagasaki and the Hiroshima prefecture and the rural areas. The Japan sea around Onomichi is just beautiful and when you see the landscape there you will understand the zen gardens in Kyoto. And I recommend Nagasaki and Hiroshima for its beauty and for the past which we also shouldn't forget.

I got lost in the Vatican when I was 10 when visiting it with my dad. My dad lost me, a little boy in the capital of the Catholic Church….

If you're going to Poland, I recommend visiting Radom, Łódź and Sosnowiec

you need to come to Finland next time. the nature is just so beautiful.

i love how he showed a russian train while talking about having no knowledge of public transit, as a russian, its very fitting

Spain is one of the best countries to visit, not only because of the capitals or big cities, but the variety on a "small" country, with 5 tipes of climate: Mediterranian, Oceanic, Continental, Mountains and subtropical/volcanic. Also diferent types of food depending on the region (paella is valencian, not spanish), cheap compared to northen europe or the usa, monuments of diferent religions ("la Alhambra" in granada or the real holy grail in Valencia), the parties are one of the longest probably in all of the world (not just big parties, even those from small town with molsty teenagers can go up to 6 a.m. or even to the rise of the sun and breakfast without sleep (personal experience)), very prepared and focused on tourists, and so on...

if you're going on a tourist spot in portugal, lisbon is your best bet. if you want good weather, faro is your best spot. if you want a chill place, portoalegre.

For Barcelona you can actually take a train from Madrid and it takes like 3 hours so if you come back to Spain 100% recommended

If you want to visit Eastern (Central) Europe and not visit capitals I would recommend Kraków Poland and Brno Czechia. Both are very beautiful historical cities.

Drew lied, he didn't forget what happened in the Netherlands because it was in the middle of his trip, we all know the space cake got him.

cant wait until Drew visits Asia, and if so I'd be happy to guide him if he ever go to Indonesia

Drew, Im swedish and I higly recommend you visit a few cities so you can get the full swedish experiance. Gothenburg, Stockholm, Visby, Kalmar, and Umeå. All of these are historical places important to swedish history and economy. but the ones I think you will enjoy most becouse of their historical value it would be Stockholm, Kalmar and Visby.

You should visit Greece during summer holidays period. As a Greek song says "Welcome to Greece, have a nice holiday, let tomorrow be in debts, Welcome to Greece and have a nice day!"

Wow, they moved Arnhem way up north!

I recommend going to Istanbul! Also for Morocco, I recommend going to Algeria instead. It’s basically Morocco without the tourism culture. Highly recommend!

You can take a ferry from Finland to Estonia, Tallinn in 2 hours to get another country checked 😅, fairly cheap and nice especially in winter

If you want to go to somewhere in Europe to enjoy the landscapes and food etc.. I promise you Istanbul is a great place 👍🏻 not the first city that you would think of going to in Europe, but if you're looking for experience it was fun and unique and I never had a better summer (from someone who lives in Paris)

6:40 how the hell was Utrecht spelled?

Hey drew, I know you normally look at geographical flags, but could you do a video on ship flags, I think the USS Anzio has an awesome one.

Drew commenting on tough European winters, while upper Midwest, Alaska, and New England viewers lol’ing 😂

this entire trip in a nutshell 1. visited only capitals when the real fun is outside the capital 2. visited only the basic trouristy countries 3. didnt even get to visit glorious albania

8:32 is anyone gonna talk about North Korea in the shadow realm at the bottom of the screen?

if you visit zagreb in croatia i´d recommend doing so in the winter season, as it´s beautifully decorated it won the award for most beautiful advent in europe 3 times in a row

You gotta do a Australia trip on its own cause the whole country is like the size of Europe so it’s good if you went to like every state capital like brisbane sydeny Melbourne Perth etc cause there’s no language barrier and it’s just like cali in terms of temperatures

If you visit Germany again, I suggest you visit Munich and Dresden. Both are very intresting if you are into history.

I'm sad that Drew has never gone to Argentina and visited his Argentinian grandpa...

As an Austrian i strongly recommend you to not only go to Vienna. Vienna is very different from the rest of Austria and honestly the people are not as friendly. You could visit Graz, Salzburg, Klagenfurt and many more Cities. I personally recommend Graz and Klagenfurt, they are lovely and not as big as Vienna, so you are more likely to see the great structures such as the Grazer Clocktower. Just a tip from an austrian! Oh, and be sure to go to hotel Sacher when you are in Vienna, they have the best chocolate cake there!

If you want to visit the Netherlands, amsterdam is the best place to visit, because of the most places for tourists & history, if you want to see more of the dutch architecture and more modern stuff, i would go to rotterdam, and if you have like a lot of time, you could also visit the deltaworks, the “afsluitdijk” and “kinderdijk” if you want a themepark, go to “the efteling” its like Disneyland, but fairytale themed. But amstetdam is still the best for a general view.

I know you're planning another europe trip at some point- I would highly recommend Vienna and Prague (I've been to both)

As a Swiss... I feel ya... on one hand it is an amazing country to life in... on the other hand there are the prices... :( Though, the cool thing about growing up here is everywhere else you travel is cheap af, compared to what you're used to... p.s. If you're doing croatia and austria next do a stop in Ljubliana... definitely worth it.

Arrived late to the party, but I recommend you visit Portugal when you have a chance: it's one of the most beautiful countr, iesI have been to! There's a lot to see, cities are beautiful and the food is delicious! Austria is fantastic, too! And if you come back to my country, Italy, I hope you have the chance to visit the north-eastern part, which I am from. It's usually overlooked by tourists in favour of cities like Milan, Venice, Turin, Verona etc., but people I met who have visited it said they really liked it (although maybe they were just being nice). Also, from there you can easily get to Austria and Slovenia

Man so excited for your opinion on Eastern Europe next year. As a Czech i recommend going to Prague's old town and mainly the capital in general. Don't go to Brno though.... the legend says you will never come back.

I was really hoping he would come to Denmark at some point, but then he said he was bothered by how expensive Switzerland was. So yeah, that'll never happen.... Nvm he said he wants to. Drew, if you're seeing this, I have been to plenty of countries and don't even live in Copenhagen, but it is still my favourite city in the world. You have a lot to look forward to.

Drew if you ever go to Albania make sure to yell in the middle of Tirana Albania "Kosovo je Serbia" (It's a common way to greet people in Albania)

If you go to Serbia make sure to go to Guca during the festival. It's crazy.

I know you went to the UK, London, but should definitely consider going to Scotland very beautiful country up in the highlands and islands. Also the two large cities Edinburgh and Glasgow very good for nightlife, full of history.