What European cities have you visited, or would like to visit?

[INTELBYTES]

I've spent a grand total of 6.5 weeks in Europe on 2 different trips that were one year apart. I've been to:

London - twice

Dresden/Berlin - twice

Paris

Rome

Amsterdam - some things are better left unsaid

Czech Republic - just barely over the order from Dresden, Germany. My great grandmother spoke only Czech and never learned English so I had to say that I at least stood on the Czech soil once. I am 75% German and 25% Czech. These are my people. ;)

[Faygo Kid]

1. Amsterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen, but my favorite was. . .

Salzburg, Austria. Absolutely gorgeous. Also Vienna, Oslo, Munich, and numerous others, although some time ago now. Would like to visit Prague and Budapest very much; London, Paris and Rome would certainly be on the list as well, also Barcelona, Florence and, of course, Athens. Too many to list! Got to keep buying lottery tickets, I guess.

[demsrule4life]

2. I spent twenty years in europe

between the military and working there after I retired from the military. Lost count how many cities I have been to, though I do admit I like the eastern european countries better then the western. I still own a house in Germany that is currently being rented out.

[flamingyouth]

3. Rome & Naples (with Pompeii and Capri), Italy

Valencia, Barcelona, Madrid & Toledo, Spain

London

Stockholm, Sweden

I have dearly loved my trips to Europe. I haven't been back since 2000, and I would love to go again soon.

[grannylib]

4. Been to quite a few - London, Paris, Monte Carlo, Amsterdam, Munich,

Vienna, Oslo, Copenhagen, Marseilles, Nice, Toronto, many British cities (used to live there)...
Would love to go back to a few...
Have not been to Rome or Madrid or Athens or Jerusalem or anywhere in Asia or Africa or SA or Australia, so MANY places I would love to go!

[theivoryqueen]

5. I hope to visit Europe someday

dream vacation would include Venice, Paris, London, Barcelona.

6. these

Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid.

I'd like to visit Prague. I knew a native of Alicante (which is south of Barcelona on the Mediteranean) and she said Prague was the most beautiful city she'd ever been in. Seeing as how Barcelona and Alicante are pretty beautiful too, Prague must be otherwordly.

[supernova]

7. Central Europe mostly,

Vienna
Salzburg
Prague
Budapest
Munich
Frankfort
Dresden
and points in between.

I would love to visit:

Athens
London
Paris
Florence
Milan
Venice

[terrya]

8. I'd like to visit Dublin.

I've never been to Europe, but I have this interest in visiting Ireland.

Anyone been to Dublin? Should I go?

[GOPFighter]

11. Visit Dublin

It's attractive, but it's the people who make it beautiful.

[markus]

15. Limerick, Cork, Kilkenny, Dublin, Galway, Feakle

That about sums it up, a circle tour of the south half of Ireland. We spend several nights in Dublin.

Loved every minute of it, and hope to do a north-side circuit in the next couple of years.

After a re-visit to Ireland, Spain and Italy would be next. (All that reading of the sidebars in high school spanish class must have whetted my appetite to visit the Iberian peninsula).

Italy: well, I'm from N'wawlins. I love to eat and drink. I think that Italy is about ground zero for folks like that.

[Obamarama]

9. All over the place....

Paris - 15 or 16 times.

London - Lived there for 9 months.

Wilhelmshaven, Germany - lived there for 3 months

Other places I've visted:
Amsterdam
Lyon, France
Milan
Florence
Berlin
Frankfurt
Athens
Brussells
Ghent (Belgium)
Luxembourg
Andorra La Vella (Andorra)
Barcelona
Oslo
Bergen (Norway)
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Helsinki
Budapest
Salzburg
Zurich
Geneva

[GOPFighter]

13. Andorra!

I spent the coldest night of my life in a hotel there.

[GOPFighter]

10. Most

I was fortunate to visit most major European cities (except Rome and Athens) when I was stationed in Germany. They are all worth visiting, but Paris is the city I love most.

[TheMightyFavog]

12. I'd like to go to...

Well, I'm learning German, right now, so a trip to Germany and Austria would be nice. It would be cool to try out mein schlecht Deutsch. (From what I hear, American tourists who make the effort to try to speak in the local's language get better treatment in Europe.)

Berlin
Stuttgart
Dresden
Basel
Munich
Paris
London
Glasgow
Dublin
Cobh
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Cologne
Naples
Rome
Messina
Palermo
Bastogne
Monte Carlo
Vienna
Innsbruck

[R Hickey]

14. I haven't been to Europe in several years but I hope to return.

Most of my trips took a week to ten days. I would fly into a city, stay in the historic section, walk or take subways everywhere, then fly home.

I've explored the following cities -London, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Madrid, Lisbon, Rome, Paris, Bruxelles, Vienna, plus a trip to Germany along the Rhine. In other directions, I've been to New Zealand, Hong Kong, Costa Rica, and Jamaica about a dozen times.

Also, now that Bush has made such a big deal about his two-hour trip to Baghdad, I should also mention my trip to Japan, which was actually a stop-over at an airport, where I waited two hours for a connecting flight to Hong Kong.

The cities I haven't seen yet, but would like to see before the dollar collapses, are Prague, Budapest, Istanbol, and Florence.

[Bossy Monkey]

16. Pretty much all Western Europe

London, Canterbury, Bath, York, Durham, Edinburgh, Paris, Reims, Lyons, Marseilles, Nice, Madrid, Barcelona, Alicante, Valencia, Lisbon, Florence, Milan, Pisa, Rome, that fucking place in southern Italy with the largish volcano, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Bern, Lausanne, Geneva, Cologne, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Uppsala, Bergen, Oslo, Trondheim, Amsterdam, The Hague, Brussels, Leuven, Liege, Bruges, Ghent, Moscow, Vladimir, Suzdal.

Did a two-month study tour of France when I was 17 (ie, when they were still doing the cave paintings) and a Junior Year Abroad in Canterbury. Went back a few years later when I had the money, but even that was 15 years ago and more.

Of these, my favorites were probably Salzurg and Bern. Really love London and Paris. Would go back to all of the above (except Naples), and only regret missing Prague, Budapest and Krakow.

Edit: Did I forget VENICE? Whoops!

[INTELBYTES]

18. Wow!

I guess I still have a lot of traveling to do! Looks like you (and some others) have been everywhere!

[Bossy Monkey]

21. Get a rail pass

If you're under 26, travel in Europe is (or was, way back then) much more competitive. Youth rail passes, or reduced fare tickets through Transalpino, and youth hostels take away some of the bite. If you're over 26, um, inherit wisely.

[ibegurpard]

17. I have been to:

London, Paris, Madrid, and a number of other Spanish cities.

[Kolesar]

19. Milan and Naples, Italy--cough, cough, hack, hack

I can't breathe! The air in Milan in 1985 looked like Youngstown in 1965 before the pollution laws went into effect.

I've been to London for a brief period. The architecture is stunning. I think they call it "Edwardian". Barcelona, Spain is a beautiful little city. Rome is kind of beat-to-shreds, but I did get to go to the Roman Forum.

[rogerashton]

20. I was in London last week.

Edinburgh, Glasgow, Portrigh, Cambridge, Oxford, Bristol, Bath

Venice**, Florence, Siena, Rome, Milan

Paris, Avignon, Arles, Aix, Annecy,

Geneva,

Barcelona,

Bruges, Brussels,

Salzburg, Vienna, Klagenfurt, Austria*

Munich

Amsterdam is on the list for next summer.

** All time greatest

*I felt more at home in Austria than anywhere else outside North America. As to what that means ...?

[Zero Gravitas]

22. London, Paris, Rome

Edinborough, Glasgow, Marsielles, St. Tropez, Florence, Naples, Venice and Amsterdam (I think, I don't really remember ;) )