Machiavelli
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Yes, that's why I go in Jan/Feb. The quality of light and the lack of crowds is startling.
I'll bear that in mind. To Florence, Venice, or both?
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I'll bear that in mind. To Florence, Venice, or both?
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I wouldn't live in a City for any price.
Been to a few on that list, OK for a day or two but after that I get hankerings for less bustle and more quiet.
Been to a few on that list, OK for a day or two but after that I get hankerings for less bustle and more quiet.
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Bit tetchy response but I'm sure I'll get over it.
over it already
Cool.
I didn't feel tetchy, but there you go!
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Where is old Tub to stick up for himself ----- let me guess, drinking one gallon glasses of german beer
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Both but particularly Venice. Other advantages are that service is usually better along with cheaper rates but beware, Carnevale is held during the 2/3 weeks before Shrove Tuesday, amazing but expensive and chaotic!
Another vote of bewilerment that Paris is on the list.
If I had to pick one from those it would proberly be Sydney.
If I had to pick one from those it would proberly be Sydney.
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Where is old Tub to stick up for himself ----- let me guess, drinking one gallon glasses of german beer
Where am I? I'm on holiday
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Most I can understand but the Tokyo number 1 is quite odd.
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Another post where you come across as a bit of a British hater - tell me I'm wrong
You're wrong.
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Nine for me. And, no, it doesn't help.
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unless your in your 20's and looking to get your leg over,who the hell would want to live in a city
cess pits the lot of them
cess pits the lot of them
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Been to 20 on that list and there are half a dozen I would take issue with starting at number one. I'm not at all keen on Tokyo and now that karaoke has lost its appeal so has much of what it has to offer. It is however number one on my list of cities that are easy to get lost in 
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Been to 20 on that list and there are half a dozen I would take issue with starting at number one. I'm not at all keen on Tokyo and now that karaoke has lost its appeal so has much of what it has to offer. It is however number one on my list of cities that are easy to get lost in
11 for me. I love Tokyo, but only to visit. It's so expensive to live in I'm baffled why it's number 1. I'd put Kyoto over Tokyo in the living stakes.
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Have you been on the pier yet
Wish you were here.
If you're in your 20s, you really wouldn't to live in Vienna or Geneva. I still shudder at wondering round central Vienna at just after 10 on a Saturday night and not finding a single bar open. I eventually found one away from the main drag, only for it to shut at 11.00. And Vienna is the height of sleaziness and debauchery compared to Geneva
No Budapest, my own favourite European city? Or Belgrade?
Machiavelli
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I tend to steer clear of predictions, but here goes one: cities are the future.
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17. misses many, eg NY and London, the latter the home to Corbyn. Some cery dull places om that list, but its a persons view i guess