Anyone have any recommendations a European small town or countryside getaway? I'm looking to just relax in a nice, quiet environment for a few weeks
Anyone have any recommendations a European small town or countryside getaway?
Anyone have any recommendations a European small town or countryside getaway? I'm looking to just relax in a nice, quiet environment for a few weeks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Most_Beautiful_Villages_in_the_World
Breezewood pa
I could recommend you some in vicinity of Frankfurt Airport. Traditional architecture, barely any tourists, fields and hills for hiking. The area is pretty expensive though.
+1 for Breezewood PA
Maybe somewhere on the outskirts of Lucca Italy?
there are many villages that look beautiful but i duno if they are comfy for staying after you get a photo or tow
like rocamadour near Dordogne valley
north side/inland mallorca is suppose to have beautiful quiet towns yet they have enough accommodation for tourists
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You can have it in France, Italy, Spain, Greece Islands, there's so much beauty nearly everywhere. Just ride a little around and stop where you like it.
https://harba.co/idyllic-lithuania-lifestyle-visit-silute/
I heard this has a beautiful coastline, but it's not as well-known for beach tourism as some other European countries with warmer climates.
Some areas might have limited tourist infrastructure compared to more popular tourist destinations, which could affect accommodation options and services.
The nightlife might not be as vibrant as in some other European destinations, especially in smaller towns and villages.
It's basically a no for me. Why did you choose this for the OP?
Baltics are cold, short summer and longer dark in winter. Would be an option if you believe in scoience,l. Me is more on observation which results to prefer the Meds.
I've just topped up my Tap card and a couple of other cards for my vacation. Baltic region might be cool and interesting, but it's not aligned with my goals and interests. I'm not going on vacation for scientific research, environmental studies, or cultural anthropology; those aren't my vacation priorities.
Why do you guys talk so weird?
Anyway, baltics is bad, stay away you guys don't come here.
Palanga is a shithole but the Curonian Spit is worth a visit
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It's got all you need, B&B priced more or less reasonably at 40 eur per day. It's not a resort town, but instead with unique character, plenty of shops, restaurants, water activities etc, good infrastructure. The only thing that's dodgy is Russia next door
>The only thing that's dodgy is Russia next door
That's not a challenge, but honestly, I'm just not a fan of the place. There's not much there that really catches my interest. I think it might interest OP but not me.
The countryside of the Netherland is really chill, and you can reach it easily by train.
There are a bunch of forests, cows, farms and more cows, but after visiting one small town all others will look the same, there are not much variety or things to do, but people are usually much nicer (even more if you're a foreigner), nothing like Rotterdam, Amsterdam or Utrecht, just try to avoid the circle belt.
yes, when it comes to the Netherlands, you should visit 's-Hertogenbosch. look into it
small place, where you can take a canal tour and see around for a day and it's also the birthplace of hieronymous bosch
Aye let's go to Bernidorm and trash it up British style
The Cotswolds sound like a good fit.
If you want something very cheap and probably somewhere you’ll get suggested 1/1000 try Tsaghaszdor, Armenia.
Just spent a few nights in Stow-on-the-Wold in the UK Cotswolds. Was very comfy.