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Austin is a brilliant place to go.
Miami is awful (stopover only thankfully)
Oi doint you bag Florida mate.
/says the person who stayed inside her hotel for 3 days in Miami.
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Austin is a brilliant place to go.
Miami is awful (stopover only thankfully)
I almost made it 90 minutes on South Beach without seeing a dead body (murdered). Almost.Oi doint you bag Florida mate.
/says the person who stayed inside her hotel for 3 days in Miami.
I almost made it 90 minutes on South Beach without seeing a dead body (murdered). Almost.
Fair point. Austin is one that belongs in the list.Austin is a brilliant place to go.
Miami is awful (stopover only thankfully)
Austin was great. Great music and bars. Also found some good rivers to go tubing downFair point. Austin is one that belongs in the list.
Have you been anywhere else on the planet? You might be disapointed. Paris is the best tourist city there is.Paris, what a ****ing shithole
Traveled all through Europe and the US.Have you been anywhere else on the planet? You might be disapointed. Paris is the best tourist city there is.
+1 by some margin for me too.Have you been anywhere else on the planet? You might be disapointed. Paris is the best tourist city there is.
Traveled all through Europe and the US.
It's a shithole mate, I felt less safe there than I did in Chicago. You've obviously never stepped outside the tourist bubble and seen the city for what it really is
Traveled all through Europe and the US.
It's a shithole mate, I felt less safe there than I did in Chicago. You've obviously never stepped outside the tourist bubble and seen the city for what it really is
cool.You felt more safe in Chicago? i am starting to doubt that you have been to either.
I go there for the luxury, safety and because there is so much for the kids to enjoy. I stroll around numerous neighbourhoods at 11 oclock at night with my little kids feeling 100 percent safe. Where were you staying? The fringe areas near a dodgy train station?Traveled all through Europe and the US.
It's a shithole mate, I felt less safe there than I did in Chicago. You've obviously never stepped outside the tourist bubble and seen the city for what it really is
cool.
We stayed sort just South of the Sacre-Coeur.I go there for the luxury, safety and because there is so much for the kids to enjoy. I stroll around numerous neighbourhoods at 11 oclock at night with my little kids feeling 100 percent safe. Where were you staying? The fringe areas near a dodgy train station?
paris has the best parks and playgrounds on the planet, the best restaurants, the best historical sites, the best comfort food and one of the most attractive layouts and rivers. It also has more events then anywhere else on the planet.
the only downside of paris is the expense. But that doesnt exactly make it a sh**hole. The opposite in fact as sh**holes are cheap.
We were there for 6 weeks (albeit nearly 10 years ago) and i went to all the places youre mentioning and saw none of that.We stayed sort just South of the Sacre-Coeur.
Just found everywhere to be dirty, beggers everywhere, people were very rude. The architecture in the tourist area was nice enough but as soon as we stepped out into the suburbs it got grim really quickly.
Went to a football match at Stade de France, boy oh boy you would not want to take your kids walking around that area after dark, jumkies on the street everywhere and was just seedy in general.
The only redeeming quality of Paris I found was the food, which admittedly was fantastic (next time you go to Paris I recommend heading to Le Petit Canard, was incredible)
Can add Rome to my list also.
Hot, dirty, too full of tourists and the locals were rude. Venice (Italy) was also quite disappointing.
Florence was beautiful though, the one place in Italy I actually liked.
Must be a cultural thing tbh, in comparison I found the people very friendly all over the USDidnt love Rome, Venice is stunning if wildly overpriced.
On Paris too, yes the locals are short and curt but i dont think they are rude, they just do the whole "youre on my time, not the other way round".
We had a friend in Paris (living for 2 years) before we went, she warned us that the locals dont really care about tourists, not they dont like them, they just have a completely different approach to service. Locals in both Rome and Paris (as well as the smaller places we went to in France and Italy) were actually very helpful if you really needed help, they just dont pander to tourists.
Must be a cultural thing tbh, in comparison I found the people very friendly all over the US
why would you go into the outer suburbs? I dont go to broadmeadows in melbourne or the gang controlled suburbs in major american cities. Even Canberra has dodgy outer suburbs that you avoid.We stayed sort just South of the Sacre-Coeur.
Just found everywhere to be dirty, beggers everywhere, people were very rude. The architecture in the tourist area was nice enough but as soon as we stepped out into the suburbs it got grim really quickly.
Went to a football match at Stade de France, boy oh boy you would not want to take your kids walking around that area after dark, jumkies on the street everywhere and was just seedy in general.
The only redeeming quality of Paris I found was the food, which admittedly was fantastic (next time you go to Paris I recommend heading to Le Petit Canard, was incredible)
It seems like you dont like city travel in europe for the most people like city to travel. To see amazing ancient cities.Can add Rome to my list also.
Hot, dirty, too full of tourists and the locals were rude. Venice (Italy) was also quite disappointing.
Florence was beautiful though, the one place in Italy I actually liked.