The smartest american lol

😂I laughed so loud now.

I was so angry at that second, like... Walls... What the heck... Why would you think that

Great comment xD

😂😂😂

I know- right??

He mentions bad things about beautiful things, like Positano beautiful cliff-houses, his response, what if you fall off when drunk. Or the protective walls in Dubrovnik, which are also beautiful, he says something about nowadays using a helicopter or a plane.... More people than cars? Well, of course! Highways are for cars, city-centres obviously not. Mind-blowing.

he doesnt even realize how freaking sad that statement is

i mean cities are for people not for cars

@@nieksalomons I am Croatian and Italian. I remember visiting the Amalfi coast with my Italian husband and some American friends. There are many small villages on the Amalfi coast, not just Positano and to get there you have to drive a very narrow winding road quite slowly and it's just the way it is. I remember their comment-we Americans would just make tunnels through these mountains and you could get to any of the little towns in a minute. We just looked at each other and realized there was no way to explain why you just can't destroy the whole mountain to make the drive shorter. And btw, the drive is actually a part of the experience. About the Dubrovnik walls 😂 I guess we could tear them down now since they don't have a purpose anymore. 😊

Did you go to sardinia?

America is better if your very rich, europe is better for everything else

Brazil? That’s cool Ahah

I moved to Australia 38 years ago l have settled here, every thing you need is 40minutes to an hour away it like the USA stread out. I miss Scotland and Europe and stinking hot weather in the "summer " kills me.

@@Albanach-je1nk Germany here. I was in South India for almost a year, and the weather in Kerala almost killed me. 45°C on a Sunday afternoon, and no pool or lake in sight where you could swim or bathe naked, and water was rationed, for obvious reasons. Can you sweat to death? Yes, there's a possibility.

Take alone the Cologne Dome. The construction took far over 600 years!

That's why they were immediately out of fashion! 😆😆😆

@@pvuccino No, that´s way they are still beautiful!

And rebuilt for decades/centuries after fires/earthquakes/wars

im czech too

What do you expect in a country which exists only for tax heaven purposes?

True, its a short drive to Nice or Menton. They are hundred times better places to see.

Agreed, I wasn’t expecting to see Monaco on this list

The only reason to go to Monaco is for the cars. Just to see them, take pictures and go back to your hotel in Nice lmao

@@agata1921 Yes. But the cars you have in Nice and Cannes too. 😉

Totalmente de acuerdo no saben nada de donde vienen tampoco lo estudian , gracias a España tienen muchas de las cosas y incluso hay ciudades que fundaron los españoles y ni lo saben ,Sun tienen banderas de algunos estados que hicieron los españoles ,nombres de ciudades ,el símbolo del dólar ,he incluso los famosos cawboys ,viene de los españoles ,que trajeron ese estilo de vida ,construyeron ranchos he introdujeron el ganado y las costumbres 😜

You are right, in a lot of European cities you could even see big ass front doors to residential buildings that were in fact designed for horse carriages to get in. All the history preserved in seemingly trivial things is truly remarcable

​​@@raquelriquelmemeseguer2745 I swear, the spannish peoples are insane. I have to make an airplane propeller, some spannish people already wrote 30+ study on it 50+ years ago, and i just have to do the same. Racing motorcycle frame, i want to make it out of composite, since carbon+epoxi frame is a pretty new idea, just like carbon+aluminium foam. Aaaand some student in spain already made one 10 YEARS AGO. What the actual fk.

Note: The towns and most cities in America were built way before cars even existed. They tore them down to build roads for cars.

Yup, there are a lot of cities here in Spain that were founded by the ancient romans, such as Toletum (currently Toledo), Cartago Nova (Cartagena), Gades (Cádiz) or Valentia Edetanorum (Valencia)

And the streets are narrow to let the wind go through faster.

@@krunoslavkovacec1842 And to protect from the sun

@@Misterjingle man our ancestors were smart people

@@alex22tp Yeah, and we sadly aren't. Concrete everywhere, not much green, and in summer it heats up way to much...

You make the roof flat and add another floor at the freed space. Oh, and not just Italy. I always feel like Croatia is a bit of a discount Italy. Not in "it is the less elaborate copy" but as "it is cheaper to travel there". And lots of things that are just beautiful.

Honestly yeah, I live in Montenegro and our costal cities are similar to Dubrovnik (which is like 3h away by car) and I can go to them in 1 a bit more than an hour of driving

@@Niraol Haha, i visited Kotor once... got an food poisining from an ice cube in the drink... BUT it was beautiful

@@Niraol Montenegro is lovely, so close to the greek islands. cheers from the UK

@@commandershepard2490 yeah, sadly in the summer it can be hectic. And water in the sea region isn't for drinking. Depending on your finances Lustica bay and Porto Montenegro are 2 beautiful luxury places in Montenegro to visit. Budva is too crowded during summer, but I could recommend Bar and it's old town, or Ulcinj. They are less known places to international tourists but just as nice. Bar is more of a normal city than a touristy place, it's a big port city. And Ulcinj has nice beaches and is on the border with Albania. There is also Ada Bojana in Ulcinj, it's a river that acts as a border and there are little houses everywhere on the river sides.

Went from Bucharest to Budapest and after that to Prague only by train. We arrived in Budapest in the morning, visited the city until noon and after that we took a night train to Prague. You can visit so much in so little time without any car.

Yes and the walls are ancient! They were built to protect the city against the wars, deseases etc throughout the centuries. Not built in the last 50 years against the nuclear weapon! I hope he gets it. Everything in Europe is veeeery old. Maybe thats a strange concept for him. Greetings from Pula.

Visited the region near Pula a few years ago. The lakes of Plivitce left a mark

@@FAMI-ep9ok if you want to refresh your memories, this guy made a whole series on Croatia but this episode is dedicated to Plitvice specifically. 😊 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i69modZ5t8_aZHU.html

Plitvicke Jezera is a must-see when in Croatia. It's a world class national park. Period.

I wouldn't really say croatia is a small county tho😅

but i would say Paris is overrated it's not so nice

Your country is so beautiful too, I loved Florence, Rome, and Venice, I loved it so much, the food, people are warm, nothing else to say.

@@thebeastgamer8153 then you haven’t seen Paris and only went to tourist attractions

France is the most visited country in the world

@@alincirstescu4732 Ye sorry

It's impossible to do an objective top 10 list. If he had to redo the video he would probably replace half of them. Europe is beautiful. I think we can agree on that.

@@Skyl3t0n Yes, we definitely can.

Claudia, I visit Porto in October. Do you have any tips for me? It's only for a day, so I can only visit some highlights.

@@annmoir7111 There are many lovely places to visit in Porto. Ribeira is by the river and it's beautiful, so you should definitely go there. Porto's Cathedral is another place you can visit. Since you are coming over in October, I think you won't bump into tourists all the time. If you want to avoid crowded places Palácio de Cristal is a lovely place to go to. Older people do not usually speak English but younger people speak English very well and everyone is friendly and nice. Beware of pickpockets because we have quite a few although not as much as Lisbon.

He also did not mention Rome or Venice. But I think, as with Paris: Those cities are all "first class destinations" anyhow, without extra advertisment.

"lack of interest in the world outside the USA" that's just not true at all and is a very childish conclusion.... are you forgetting there's a literal giant ocean between the united states and europe, making it super expensive to travel outside of our country besides mexico/canada?? lol. Its much easier/less expensive to take a short flight or a fun road trip to a different state for a few days or a week at a time. meanwhile y'all in europe are super close to so many different countries. Europeans always assuming americans dont give a shit about any country besides our own is so funny to me. I feel like you all think that because, lets face it: America is the most important and impactful country on the planet, so you think we all only care about our own country because of that fact. It's actually quite flattering.

@@xSilentRecon "America is the most important and impactful country on the planet" -> yeah nobody really wanted that except of the US themselfs 😀

@@Izanagi057 true 😀

@@xSilentRecon Yes, there is a giant ocean between North America and Europe. This is making it expensive to travel and so on. I m sure the ocean is much smaller for the many European tourists in North America. 🤣 Holy sh... what a lame excuse. A flight from a big US destination to Europe is incredible cheap. You US Americans are just living behind the moon (touristic) and dont wanna change it. If you stay in the US, you can speak english, you can have the same bad food everywhere, you can stay in your car, etc. I have friends in the US that are surprised about simple things in Europe and wonder why they dont know and have it. Yes, you know nothing about the world. The reason you can choose...

@@AllesPat ok??? im pretty sure every country on earth would rather have the US' power for themselves lmao wtf are you even trying to say

Why bringing usa in here ? europe ain’t perfect at all.

As a European, I love visiting the US and while you are correct that many chain restaurants and brands are the same across the country, there are a lot of places with incredible charm, such as San Antonio's Riverwalk, Miami's South Beach, the old Californian mission towns on the Coast, Charleston SC, New Orleans, Newport RI, etc.

You can't walk in Milan safely at night, it's full of guys with knives

@@diegone080 In the US they shoot people-children at the schools..., that must be the reason why they can t concentrate in learning thus ignoring so many things.

@@diegone080 Been going to Milan for 30 years. Never once saw, heard or had a problem.

Lived there, loved it. Came back to Barcelona 😅

I loooooooooove Prague! So beautiful!

What i like the most about Prague are those underground medival taverns, where they serve traditional czech kitchen and beer. it gives you really 1400s vibe.

I went there recently, and I was surrounded by history…it’s a very splendid country

​@Heikin Nakamoto what?? Best food in Europe???!!! That's a big lie!!!

I totally agree... Italy is in my opinion not just the most beautiful country in Europe, but the world. It has everything. I would have taken out some and put on some. I didn't like Athens at all for example. Not interested in Barcelona. Lisbon is quite nice, but a little filthy and the people there were a little obnoxious. Every 5 min somebody would offer you to buy weed. I would put Istanbul, Rome and Salzburg rather

I am Italian and i have to Say Thank you:)

As a French, I have to agree :)

As an Italian, not even Spaniard, I’m upset it’s not included in the list of the wonders of the world.

Imagine crying because of the interior of something lol

hahahah, I screamed this at the screen

Also the „are there archers up in the towers?“ ahhahahah lost it I dont mean this in a mean way, its just funny because its just sth americans probably never thought about:)

We need to bring the AH empire back

@@BolnoyBratchny no we don’t orban

That was my thought he went to Praga which is so close to these cities and he missed them... @BolnoyBratchny AH was too strong empire thats why it was butched apart after ww1...

@@WalintHUN the video showcased Prague, Czechia. Don't be confused with Praga, a not too nice part of Warsaw. ;-)

@@henningbartels6245 lol and dont be confused with the sport car Praga as well, jeez. Yes... Praha = Prag = Praga = Prague

Agreed, Venice should be on everyone's bucket list !

Have you been to Lucerne?

Well, in medieval times people didn't "live in castles". The castles was for the local high-born and his/her household. There would usually be a small (sometimes fortified) town connected to the castle, with rural land and farms spread around on the outskirts. In times of war, the locals would seek shelter behind the castle walls. As cities grew, ramparts and fortifications were expanded to protect the medieval towns/cities, up until the time where more modern war-technology made this defense strategy obsolete. Most European cities will today have remains of those old fortifications surrounding their old city centre - ramparts and citadels are a staple of most major European cities.

@@zuki70 City/town walls weren't just there for protection, but to differentiate the settlement from the surrounding countryside. Towns had market rights, and farmers had to go to the towns if they wanted to sell their goods. Sometimes a castle or fortress was present, and usually integrated in the overall defensive structure.

Lugano is in Switzerland btw😅

God I wish travelling around here was that cool 😂, where I’m from is famous for being flat, barren and devoid of anything to do or see. I feel like I’m Marco freaking Polo whenever I see a hill or a small cluster of trees - both are highly unusual here.

And Gaudi wanted it to be built only with money from donations. So thats why it is still not ready.

Rowling insisted in an interview that she didn't even know about that bookstore back then, but I think she's lying.

yeah, the bookstore thing is not accurate, the rest is. if she said she didnt know about the library, then that is the most logical answer lol.

We are blessed with gems everywhere. I've lived in Oxfordshire for most of my life and I keep finding new (but old) joys. Proud to be a Brit and a European.

I think it's more like modern cultural thing, even ancient Rome had red roofs and there is pretty hot weateher in Italy too, same for Croatia and Spain, hot weather can't be the real reason for white roofs. Most of those buildings in Athenes are modern and it looks like architectonical anarchy for someone from Prague. It looks like red roofs have countries which were catholic and white buildings have orthodox countries, it must be some cultural difference between our countries.

Όταν ζούσα στην αστροπαλια γνώριζα δύο γιαγιάδες που ζούσαν σε ένα μονοχωρο, έτσι τα λένε. Σταθερή θερμοκρασία χειμώνα καλοκαίρι 18 με 25 βαθμούς. Είχε και στέρνα.

Santorini is insane. . but why does the name sound Italian?

@@Blackadder75 because it's the Italian name of the island. Italians can't pronounce the Greek name of the island: Θήρα (Theera). So they came up with their own name. They did the same with Castellorizo, which in Greek is called Μεγίστη (Maeyeesty).

@@Blackadder75 it derives from the church agia irini (which means peace) and Italians called Santa irini, Santorini. It was very important for them because until the Cristian church divided to orthodox and catholic they were using the sweet vine for the communion the famous vinsanto.

three cities, rome, paris, london, the most iconic

​@@omarzannoni9801London👎👎👎👎👎

Yup, I agree with Paris, and I was a little surprised that Monaco is in 1st place, and Paris not even making the list

Of course

@@jalejandromartin7642 if you don't like London you don't like life

But usually you only go to the surounding parts of luzern, for skiing and hiking :) Only a 1,5 Hours drive from the southern black forest.

@@commandershepard2490 My son and his family took me on holiday to Italy five years ago. We drove from the Netherlands to Regensberg in germany and then the next day to Venice in Italy. On the return journey we drove back via Switzerland, Austria and Belgium. We spent a night in Lucerne and it was wonderful. But I remember that a plate of pasta and sauce cost three times the price of the same thing in Italy.

@@annedunne4526 Thats because the income is almost 3 times higher in switzerland. For me as a german, its very expensive to visit switzerland, but it is what it is :)

@@commandershepard2490 Yes I wasn't surprised that Switzerland was expensive but we had just been in Italy and the difference in prices was huge.

the only real cathedral of the modern age :) , saw it some 15years ago, and now they actually have a timing to get finished! i need to go see it again before it is, en then after, mmm, that appearantly means getting back in the next 2 to 3 years? or probably 5, would they really finish in 2026? :)

US has even more to see when it comes to nature in my opinion

​@@multa7053 Idk, there's nothing quite like the Mediterranean landscapes in the United States. From Greece to Spain, it's a huge coastline with hundreds of islands and it's incredible. In addition, the Alps and its atmosphere are quite unique (Austria, Switzerland), the Norwegian coast with its fjords, Iceland and its volcanoes, Ireland and its cliff, France and its scenic countryside, Spain and its desert landscapes, etc... And although I agree that some parts of the USA have amazing nature, a large part of the USA is nothing but open fields. The United States and Europe are amazing anyway and got almost every type of landcape. I don't think one is better.

@@multa7053 lmaoo europe is not just these historic cities, did u actually ever study europes land? have u seen norway? switzerland? Germany? literally we go hike its really common here i feel only ignorant can say this bullshitt like look at the europe literally look at the europe i think america is pretty but it looks the same most of the time in every european country it looks different even the land, like russia is really different to idk spain

Thanks for mention Budapest, my birthplace :) I still live there, 37 years ago, and couldt get enough of it, stilll discover new places :)

Definitely add Tallinn to this list, also a very beautiful city

I've been to Croatia it's beautiful and I'm going to Budapest and Vienna in July. Really looking forward to it.

@@hannahheywood9439 You are welcome :) Let me know, if you need any help or tip in Budapest ;)

Same. Only missing Edinburgh and the italian city were i forgot the name already. But as a central european, ofc visited London, Athens, Barcelona, Dubrovik, Lisbon and Monte Carlo. As a resident of the Black Forest, ofc i went to Luzern a view times.

I’ve been to those 3 cities and I agree they’re definitely worth a visit. But my favourite one is Regensburg.

I want to go back to Budapest. Four days was NOT enough! It's almost embarrassing to say this, but I'm Norwegian, and I have never been to Tromsø. I'd love to go there during winter, and hopefully see the northern lights, but my joints don't like the Nordic winter climate, so...

@@Kari.F. Winter is the best time to go there. I was awestruck by the lights.

Man Slovakia is so so beautiful and I love people's open character a bit "Latino" but I mean from Latin Europe 😬😅 The Tatras mountains are so gorgeous been there when dating a Slovak and the small towns around capital cities are also a gem I will not forget. Greetings from Barcelona

The main reason tourists overlook the former “Eastern Bloc” is because it was under communism for so long. The repercussions of that have yet to fade from the mindset (the war in Ukraine is a hangover from those days), as so many of those nations still have very primitive attitudes towards race and so on - I know because I’ve got friends from those countries. And since the fall of communism, those nations were politically unstable for a very long time, with many wars taking place, and countries dissolving and reforming new nations all the time. The political map of Europe we learned to recite as children is radically altered just 35 years on. Nobody wants to go on holiday to a country essentially governed by a tyrannical dictatorship. They were poverty stricken, the media and radio stations were heavily censored (no Western music allowed), and the culture was dangerous. It would be like taking a holiday in North Korea. And even though that’s no longer the reality, and these countries are fast rebuilding and modernising (largely thanks to enormous cash injections from the EU, as well as citizens working abroad in much stronger economies like the UK and sending money home to their families), unfortunately, the perception persists. Of course, marketing campaigns are beginning to change that - Croatia, especially, has been fiercely promoted in recent years, and though I haven’t yet been, it looks stunning and it’s on my list.

@@penname5766 What you have said may be true about, let's say, Romania. My country and many around it were quite peaceful throughout history. There are no racists here, that's for sure. And I don't know if you do know Velvet Revolution (Gentle Revolution), but it was the most peaceful protest against government in history OF THE WORLD. Czechia and Slovakia were divided after this revolution and there was not a drop of blood needed. My people literally walked through cities with candles in their hands. And socialism (no communism) was very popular here, because it made everyone the same. Equal. Everyone was from middle class. Everyone had a job. Everyone could afford anything desirable. Your kids could play outside all day, then you could put your head out of the window, scream at them to come and eat and simultaneously chat with your neighbours screaming at their kids. And for sure there was some Western music. But even if there wasn't, we had OUR music. Still do! Only rich people despised this time, but if normal living was enough for you, you were happy. Different regimes have their pros and cons. Now you can just watch those thieves who know how to use the system for their benefit how they buy these giant sports cars and mansions in Monaco and you see regular people struggle to buy butter for their dinner bread because of capitalism. Ask anyone except for teachers and students and they will tell you the same thing. They loved the old days. And sure other countries had it worse, Serbia had a brutal war going on, but you cannot say this regime good and this regime bad. It's not as black and white as it may appear through lenses of someone who didn't live it. EU only brought us euro and free travelling across Europe. Otherwise, if Russia decided to invade us or Hungary decided to bring back times when they were rulling our nation, EU or NATO or any other coalition wouldn't do a thing. It would be a small price for a peace. They definitely wouldn't start a war because of such tiny country. Sorry, these things are way to personal for me. For someone who doesn't like generalizations you make quite a bunch of them. The worst thing that can happen to you here is to get pickpocketed. What a tragedy! Numbers says that Slovakia is one of the safest countries in the world. In 2015 there were 0.9 murders per 100 000 people. Murder rate in US, for example, is 4.9. But yeah, sure, let's make a film about my country being crime infested hellhole. Who would ever get mad at that! No bad blood, though. I still hope you have a lovely day today, sir/madam! I'm just not in the mood to enlighten people about just anything. It's 21 century. If someone wants to live in a lie, because it's so hard for them to open a damn Quora or Wikipedia and read, I just have to get over it. So... I'm getting over it.

@@petrastein2531 I'm sorry to say, but you do exactly what you complain about. Lots and I mean lots of "developed" Slavic people (Slovenian, Slovakian, Czech, etc) think and comment on many videos about Romania that it's gypsyland or something else related to gypsies, when just opening Wikipedia should be enough to learn that only a tiny minority is gypsy. So yeah, why complain when others do the same to you?

@@RaduRadonys I was talking about Romanian socialism, dear. You've never heard about all those immigrants coming from Romania, because of how bad the regime was there? Sounds like you're the one uneducated.

... Farther north you go the more they cheat you with your money s value.... it s true, you pay much more for almost everything and on top of that the weather can be awful during your stay.

But: Depending where you live in Europe to most places you can get in a matter of hours, albeit it takes maybe 8 of them. Even flights are o.k. since in Europe we can get by without a car. When you live in the US it might take you days to travel by car. If you fly, you must rent a car. And given the fact that in the US vacation days are scarce that makes it even more difficult. But you are right, we should travel more as long as we are physically and mentally able to do so.

Not rivers, it's a lake and Stockholm is built on 14 islands.

@@annicaesplund6613 Actually those 14 islands are just at the point where the lake meets the sea.

Let's just all agree that Europe is too big and beautiful to pick 10 towns and cities objectively :)

Thank you very interesting. I have visited it a few times but I did not knee its history. So it was ours for some time? (Corona de Aragón) wow

@@danigonzalez4299 Pedro III of Aragon married Constanza de Hohenstaufen, whose father was King Manfredo I de Sicilia. Manfredo lost the war against Carlos de Anjou (who was sent by the pope), and Anjou then occupied the Kingdom of Sicily and Naples (which included all of Italy south from the Papal states, while Italy north of the Papal States was the Kingdom of Italy). In 1282 the people of Sicily revolted against Anjou and asked Pedro to take the crown of Sicily as the son-in-law of Manfredo. Supported by the population he could conquer the island within 2 months, but he was now in conflict with the pope who excommunicated him and ordered a crusade against Aragon, which was executed by King Philipp III of France; Pedro's brother Jaime of Mallorca, count of Roussillon, supported Philipp III, but the crusade failed due to a plague during the siege of Girona and the defeat of the French fleet by the fleed of Aragon. Both Philipp III and Pedro III died in 1285, and the crusade was officially ended by a peace treaty between France and Aragon in 1286. His son Jaime II de Aragón tried to make peace with the pope in 1295 by giving Sicilia to the pope, who then would give it as fiefdom to Anjou, while Aragón would get Corsica and Sardinia as fiefdoms by the pope. But Sicilia and Jaime's brother Federico revolted against that treaty, and suceeded in becoming their own kingdom under House Barcelona. Sardinia and Corsica were parts of the Holy Roman Empire and within that Empire ruled by the Republic of Genoa and in parts also the Republic of Pisa. In 1239 Emperor Friedrich II (of Hohenstaufen, the father of Manfredo) appointed his illegitime son Enzio "King of Sardinia"; so Sardinia became a kingdom. But Enzio became in 1249 a prisoner of war of the city of Bologna, where he lived until his death in 1272, writing melancholic poetry. Afterwards Sardinia was again occupied by Genoa, the crown nominally inherited by Aragón. In 1323 Aragón conquered Sardinia, expelling Genoa and appeasing Pisa by a trade treaty which gave Pisan traders the same rights within all Aragón realms as Aragón traders had. In 1419/1420 Alfonso V succeeded in conquering most of Corsica and defeating Genoa, but a Corsican revolt ended Aragón rule there, and Genoa came back. Alfonso V gained in 1442 the crown of Naples; since the House Barcelona went extinct some time before, he was already King of Sicily.

Ireland and Scotland are beautiful AF.

Yeah, Dublin isnt the best city in Ireland.. go to Galway

If you ever come to visit Vienna, take a one day tour to Bratislava, Slovakia, which ich abou 50miles far (1hour/13€ by train, or 1:30/6€ by bus, or 1:30/29€ by boat down the Danube river). It is worth visiting from Vienna ;)

It depends what you want from your holiday... Vienna is a beautiful city but too expensive with almost rude service in cafes, bad food!! I should have taken under consideration all the critics before go there... Your second plan is much more interesting!

Well those are two very different vacations! Maybe you can visit Vienna with your girlfriends? Great shopping, food, cafes, clubs, spa,AND culture. It's year after year the city with best quality of life in the europe.

Better breakfast in Paris with an eye of the Eiffel Tower.

Supersimo, that sounds like a bad idea. This sounds more like work than vacation having your meals each in next capital. That would be an overkill of impressions and you would see 80 % of time the inside of train and buses. Not my idea of a vacation.

A lot of American Friends of mine done the same mistake, don’t rush through Europe. Take your time in one or two places to really take that place in

I may be a bit biased here but I think Greece is the most beautiful country when it comes to natural beauty but I think Italy really stands out for architecture.

The sea is probably most beautiful, but i prefer Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, Romania, Turkey or Spain

@@honza_88 ahah yes....a Big joke....🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷💪💪💪💪only greece

I have to agree with not liking Athens - I think the reason is that city is dirty. I also wasn’t moved by London. I was very recently on Stockholm and I enjoyed it, city was clean, there were clean beaches in the middle of the city and nice architecture. I also walked Camino de Santiago from Porto and it’s definitely beautiful experience.

Ah ..yes yes another jealous of greece ..no problem...whole World love athens and our History ..for others as you ....bye bye...greece have enough people who loves her so ..😘💪🇬🇷✌️cheers

London?

@@jalejandromartin7642 Iam not a big fan of the brits... BUT... London has a special touch that... at least for a vacation... is worth it.

It means nothing to me 🎶 oohhhh Vienna 🎶........ 👍

There is already Prague in this list and Prague is much prettier city with Austro-Hungarian feeling than Vienna.

i feel like barcelona london and athens would be repeated most of the time

@@tacooobelll5899 because athens IS iconic.!!! Simple