Romantic small towns in Europe

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29-10-14, 03:28
Alex.xx

Romantic small towns in Europe

Gdansk! Wroclaw!
I'd add Kazimierz Dolny. Close enough to Krakow to make a trip.

http://www.worldofwanderlust.com/12-...-towns-europe/

What's in Ireland? Any tips?
29-10-14, 09:27
Playitsam

In Ireland ! None . In Europe Paris is a buzzzz I know it's not small but I just love it .

Kitzbuhel in Austria is wonderful also for a winter break
29-10-14, 09:38
Best Before

bruges in belgium is a great romantic town. And it's not too big!!
29-10-14, 09:47
Stephanie

Lisbon :love8: x
29-10-14, 10:00
Floki

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Originally Posted by Alex.xx

Gdansk! Wroclaw!
I'd add Kazimierz Dolny. Close enough to Krakow to make a trip.

http://www.worldofwanderlust.com/12-...-towns-europe/

What's in Ireland? Any tips?

I use to travel to Wroclaw quite a few times, as an ex girlfriend of mine lives there.
For me, romantic, I'm not to sure, I think it depends what part you go in.

Krakow is a nice city to visit, I have only been there just the one time but would like to visit again.
29-10-14, 13:18
Vitruvian

Avila, Spain...:)

http://www.studyinspain.info/export/...a_t0500645.jpg

Just back from spending a wonderful few days there. :D
29-10-14, 13:50
Khujo

Ljubljana in Slovenia and Dubrovnik in Croatia are both really beautiful and very romantic places.
I've only been to them in the summer though so don't know what they're like any other time of the year.
29-10-14, 16:05
Jiberjabber

Kinsale and Blarney.

Alex, the link in your OP is not working.
29-10-14, 16:16
EIFII

I love the Tuscan hill towns, Montepulciano for example. I was drinking a very smooth and elegant red wine from there only last night.
29-10-14, 18:48
mellors

Avignon in the South of France
29-10-14, 19:42
warmcome

Holyhead in Wales. :)
29-10-14, 19:45
Danny2011

There are lots in the U.S

Intercourse, Alabama*
Bald Knob, Arkansas*
Clapper Gap, California*
Rough and Ready, California*
Climax, Colorado*
Blue Ball, Delaware*
Cumming, Georgia*
French Lick, Indiana*
Beaver Lick, Kentucky*
Sugartit, Kentucky*
Eros, Louisiana*
Assawoman Bay, Maryland*
Gay Head, Massachusetts*
Conception, Missouri*
Square Butt, Montana*
Horneytown, N. Carolina*
Bowlegs, Oklahoma*
Sugar Tit, S. Carolina*
Tootertown, S. Carolina*
Oral, S. Dakota*
Humptulips, Washington*
30-10-14, 01:33
Alex.xx

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Originally Posted by Jiberjabber

Kinsale and Blarney.

Alex, the link in your OP is not working.

http://www.worldofwanderlust.com/12-...cities-europe/
30-10-14, 01:47
Alex.xx

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Originally Posted by Jiberjabber

Kinsale and Blarney.

Alex, the link in your OP is not working.

Thanks:)

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this is what I miss:)
30-10-14, 01:52
Clueless

Venice, Paris and Rome - sorry Romantic 'big towns' these are!
30-10-14, 01:58
Jiberjabber

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Originally Posted by Alex.xx

Thanks:)

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this is what I miss:)

It looks lovely. Hard to find anything like that in Ireland I'm afraid. Lough Derg is the closest thing that comes to mind, it's beautiful in early autumn along the Scarriff/ Mountshannon side.
30-10-14, 05:51
The Highlander

Fucking in Austria
30-10-14, 10:16
southerngeorge

I am a little biased being from Cork but Kinsale is very hard to beat
30-10-14, 10:20
Alex.xx

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Originally Posted by Jiberjabber

It looks lovely. Hard to find anything like that in Ireland I'm afraid. Lough Derg is the closest thing that comes to mind, it's beautiful in early autumn along the Scarriff/ Mountshannon side.

Austria, Germany, Poland. There are places I know of, where you have forest so big and deep, that you can walk days and meet no one. I remember horse riding without a map or anything there. GPS never covered that part. My only SatNav was in my horse's head.