City Break

[Oasis1878]

Have you been on any city breaks?

If so, where has been your favourite place?

Looking at going during the first week of August (though no doubt the flights will be cancelled by then...).

 

[woodsyni]

Rome... Awesome in the true sense of the word.

 

[Charro]

Been on a few, yeah.

All depends on what you're looking for.

My favourite place I've been to is probably Berlin, or Porto.

Went to Naples a few weeks back and it's an amazing place if you're wanting to just immerse yourself in the culture of a place and not sight see.

 

[coollino]

Copenhagen

Lisbon is good if you go off-season, too busy for me in the summer now. We tend to go in Sept, it's still very warm

 

[Bazlar]

Been on a few, yeah.

All depends on what you're looking for.

My favourite place I've been to is probably Berlin, or Porto.

Went to Naples a few weeks back and it's an amazing place if you're wanting to just immerse yourself in the culture of a place and not sight see.

Porto is one of my favourite places. Lovely place,nice people,nice food and of course the port

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

I'm biased but Ljubljana is a very lovely place and small enough to largely cover in a couple of days.

Depends on where you're flying from though to get to Slovenia but there's lots of routes. Last time we got a lift from my bro in law to Zagreb and flew from there. Going again week after next and flying Bristol to Venice and getting a shuttle bus from there.

Stansted flies direct to Ljubljana. No idea about Liverpool if that's where you're going from, Manchester probably has flights.

 

[COYBL25]

Ghent in Belgium wins hands down.

It`s just such a beautiful, but massively overlooked, medieval city.

The Ghent Festival, held over a four day period in July every year, when the bars can stay open for 24 hrs every day ( if they wish ) is just brilliant.

The local people are extremely friendly and love the English too, which is a rarity !

 

[Azzurri]

Standard answer but Prague is very good.

 

[coollino]

Porto is one of my favourite places. Lovely place,nice people,nice food and of course the port

yeah, Porto is great, still has a bit of the 'old fashioned' charm which is a bit more lost in Lisbon now..

my only issue is it is the more traditional food is a bit carb heavy, although i did have a lot of francesinhas so it clearly didn't bother me that much lol

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Loads.

London, Edinburgh, Malaga, Budapest, Rome & Porto in the last 18 months alone.

Done the 'dam twice as well in recent times. Paris years ago.

 

[Tramps_mate]

Have you been on any city breaks?

If so, where has been your favourite place?

Looking at going during the first week of August (though no doubt the flights will be cancelled by then...).

Edinburgh is great!!

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Ghent in Belgium wins hands down.

It`s just such a beautiful, but massively overlooked, beautiful medieval city.

The Ghent Festival, held over a four day period in July every year, when the bars can stay open for 24 hrs every day ( if they wish ) is just brilliant.

The local people are extremely friendly and love the English too, which is a rarity !

Heard good things about Ghent from a few people, deffo on my list.

Also wanna do Copenhagen & Geneva at some point in the not too distant future.

 

[Debunkology]

Have you been on any city breaks?

If so, where has been your favourite place?

Looking at going during the first week of August (though no doubt the flights will be cancelled by then...).

I spent 2 years travelling around Europe and my top 3 cities are.

1. Prague
2. Budapest
3. Krakow

Them 3 stand out

 

[Prevenger17]

I spent 2 years travelling around Europe and my top 3 cities are.

1. Prague
2. Budapest
3. Krakow

Them 3 stand out

Krakow is the absolute best

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Think Budapest is still pretty underrated. Boss place to wander.