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Tinos is great but the place that really stole my heart in Greece was Thessaloniki. It's the second biggest Greek city and the food there was extraordinary and quite cheap! Don't forget to visit nearby Chalkidiki for a swim in emerald beaches
Or, another good alternative: Visit in winter. Yes, of course there are a lot of things you can't do, but there are barely any tourists, its way cheaper and many countries have a totally unique charme during the cold season. Visited Dublin over new year, got up early and walked through the main streets completely alone. It was an experience I'll never forget. Can only recommend! 😉
I've been to the Netherlands 3 times. Last time was last year, and I stayed in the Hague. Loved it. There's a tram that takes you to Delf in 30/40 minutes, another lovely (small) city. Plus, the Hague is a great hub from which you get easily to Rotterdam, Leiden, Haarlem and Amsterdam. Aside from Lucca, there is also Siena, with it's astonishing cathedral. It gets a little crowded on weekends, but Firenze is crowded every single day.
Lol, you picked 3 cities in 1 in The Netherlands ?
The Hague + Scheveningen is a great deal when we have good weather. The beach is very closeby. Go out in The Hague after a lovely day at the beach ???????☀️
People Who Most luckiest and happiest lives in Europe. with lots of love and respect by a student. From a highly populated and vehicle crowded polluted country India
Someone will only go to the alternative after going to the original, how can I substitute venice to a place I have never heard of, no matter how beautiful, or London for another, it seems u don't understand, tourism is about the feel, I have always dreamt of going to venice, I better save the money for years to go there &have my venice rather than a cheap alternative in the same country because the alternative is not venice, its about the feel, that at last I have done it
Funnily, Den Haag (Dutch pronunciation) is rather more authentic than the anglicized version. So the voice-over in this video actually makes a nice try in stead of the usual atrocity. She needs to practice on her Vermeer and Mauritshuis though. Amsterdam, of course, remains the more interesting city, with that much more history and culture. There is a reason why it is so popular.
Santander in cantabria (North Coast of Spain) is AMAZING!!! its beaches are amazing and there are great surf beaches in nearby towns as well! The best time to go is june-august
Im from the Czech republic and idk why you add Olomouc to this list. Czech has no other cities like Prague but they are realy great smaller towns for visit like Třebíč or Kutná Hora (both UNESCO sights)
And one last thing as you look at this video you can clearly see there's no debating it that the evil white Caucasian race build all the structures that you see in the video. Evil white people must be eliminated in order to bring the world back to A Primitive state where people are basically swinging off trees.
Have you been to any of these awesome cities?
Would recommend Ghent as an alternative to the Dam.
That's why I will never travel to Europe. It must bust annoying to be a local there and feel overwhelmed by the amount of ride tourists.
Gosh! Besides South America has also a bunch of interesting sites.
Tinos is great but the place that really stole my heart in Greece was Thessaloniki. It's the second biggest Greek city and the food there was extraordinary and quite cheap! Don't forget to visit nearby Chalkidiki for a swim in emerald beaches
Rotterdam and Utrecht are nicer!!!
Or, another good alternative: Visit in winter. Yes, of course there are a lot of things you can't do, but there are barely any tourists, its way cheaper and many countries have a totally unique charme during the cold season. Visited Dublin over new year, got up early and walked through the main streets completely alone. It was an experience I'll never forget. Can only recommend! 😉
What about Mostar?
What about Bucharest?
What about Sarajevo?
What about Lubjiana? What about Zagreb? What about Trieste?
Are you mispronounced Hague?
"There are still places in Europe that have not yet been ruined by tourists because fortunately they don't know about them :)"
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I love to vist Asia vist.like pakistan
People who blast tourists are also tourists. Hello!
I've been to the Netherlands 3 times. Last time was last year, and I stayed in the Hague. Loved it. There's a tram that takes you to Delf in 30/40 minutes, another lovely (small) city. Plus, the Hague is a great hub from which you get easily to Rotterdam, Leiden, Haarlem and Amsterdam. Aside from Lucca, there is also Siena, with it's astonishing cathedral. It gets a little crowded on weekends, but Firenze is crowded every single day.
What about Siena/Italia? I was there two weeks ago. I would go back tomorrow. So beautiful! ?
Lol, you picked 3 cities in 1 in The Netherlands ?
The Hague + Scheveningen is a great deal when we have good weather. The beach is very closeby. Go out in The Hague after a lovely day at the beach ???????☀️
People Who Most luckiest and happiest lives in Europe.
with lots of love and respect by a student.
From a highly populated and vehicle crowded polluted country
India
Someone will only go to the alternative after going to the original, how can I substitute venice to a place I have never heard of, no matter how beautiful, or London for another, it seems u don't understand, tourism is about the feel, I have always dreamt of going to venice, I better save the money for years to go there &have my venice rather than a cheap alternative in the same country because the alternative is not venice, its about the feel, that at last I have done it
My wife and I enjoyed Valencia. By having this video on Youtube I am afraid we might not be able to enjoy it in future as much as we did in the past.
The problem is not tourists
The hog?
Ok, you’ve convinced me. I need to visit and film 24/7! ??
Valencia is okay, but I'd pick Seville or Malaga…
Funnily, Den Haag (Dutch pronunciation) is rather more authentic than the anglicized version. So the voice-over in this video actually makes a nice try in stead of the usual atrocity. She needs to practice on her Vermeer and Mauritshuis though. Amsterdam, of course, remains the more interesting city, with that much more history and culture. There is a reason why it is so popular.
Valencia is packed with tourist in Spain. It's actually as crowded as Barcelona…
Santander in cantabria (North Coast of Spain) is AMAZING!!!
its beaches are amazing and there are great surf beaches in nearby towns as well!
The best time to go is june-august
Im from the Czech republic and idk why you add Olomouc to this list. Czech has no other cities like Prague but they are realy great smaller towns for visit like Třebíč or Kutná Hora (both UNESCO sights)
Kotor is realy overcrowed
I prefer Baltimore in US, it’s less crowded!
Now you upload this video in youtube, those cities will be full of tourists too soon ?
????THE HUG
THE HAGUE( HEIG)
They are too white, more diversity is needed!
And one last thing as you look at this video you can clearly see there's no debating it that the evil white Caucasian race build all the structures that you see in the video. Evil white people must be eliminated in order to bring the world back to A Primitive state where people are basically swinging off trees.
When the radical Islamic terrorists flood into these mentioned towns and cities the problem will be taking care of on its own.
Split, Croatia
are there europeans in europe yet(except russia)???? I thought they were being replaced.??
Belgrade Serbia? There’s literally a scene in the beginning of this video in Serbia
Den Haag is ugly so wouldn't visit.
Also contains to many arab migrants instead of dutch people
How about Glasgow instead of Edinburgh?
What about Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia?
No mention of the Escher Museum in the Hague? :'(