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post 1693082113 11-09-2023, 06:42 AM
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which European country has the best history places for visiting?

which European country has the best history places for visiting?
post 1693082913 11-09-2023, 07:00 AM
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Probably the Balkans.

Turkey is pretty good as well.

So is Italy.
post 1693083043 11-09-2023, 07:02 AM
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Italy and it's not even close.
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post 1693083103 11-09-2023, 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted By darkninja67
Italy and it's not even close.
It is tho
post 1693083143 11-09-2023, 07:05 AM
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depends on what you want to see I guess
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post 1693083703 11-09-2023, 07:12 AM
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Italy and Greece
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post 1693083753 11-09-2023, 07:13 AM
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Britain srs

Stonehenge
Avebury
Hadrian's Wall
Roman Verulamium in St Albans
Roman Baths in Bath
Tower of London
Portsmouth Dockyard
Blenheim Palace
Countless castles and stately homes
post 1693083963 11-09-2023, 07:16 AM
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I can only speak on the places I've been (Netherlands, Czech, Greece, Italy)

1) Greece. If you like western history this is it. Everything everywhere else is copied and borrowed from them. There's something special about touching a stone which another man worked on 2500-3000 years ago and is still standing today. The pic below is from the Island of Naxos. Great place to relax and enjoy the Med beach vibe while still having mega cool ancient stuff to see.


2) Italy. Its like the polished version of Greece. Much more dense in "history" things to see and do. But its no secret they idolized Greeks and tried to copy and model everything after them. No pics needed you know what the colosseum looks like. Def makes a great trip with endless things to see.

3) Czech. Super cool, not as old. But VERY immersive experience. I felt like could imagine what is was like to walk around Mid-evil towns, and just be a person in those times. Feels more unique than the ever spammed "Greek/Italy" fanaticism we have as westerners. This was the view from our hotel right on the turn of the hill to the castle. highly recommend it, got lucky randomly choosing this one.


4) Netherlands. Not Ancient feels, but it is a nice place to visit. Good food, good partying, beautiful countryside.
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post 1693084753 11-09-2023, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
Britain srs

Stonehenge
Avebury
Hadrian's Wall
Roman Verulamium in St Albans
Roman Baths in Bath
Tower of London
Portsmouth Dockyard
Blenheim Palace
Countless castles and stately homes
Thanks bro(srs)but we're trying to eat good too.

Are Greek sloots still WHORE'ng themselves out for sammiches these days? Is there lots of crime?
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post 1693085693 11-09-2023, 07:53 AM
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Greece

Trip won't be as expensive either because they're socialist retards now.
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post 1693085863 11-09-2023, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted By cobhc
Greece

Trip won't be as expensive either because they're socialist retards now.
LOL this.

Traveling around europe is so cheap it's mind blowing.
post 1693086823 11-09-2023, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
LOL this.

Traveling around europe is so cheap it's mind blowing.
This shocks me everytime. BRB can't go to olive garden and spend less than $75 on a meal for 2.

BRB never spend more then like $40 eating in europe unless u tryina PIG OUT..
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post 1693086883 11-09-2023, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted By omnip0tent
This shocks me everytime. BRB can't go to olive garden and spend less than $75 on a meal for 2.

BRB never spend more then like $40 eating in europe unless u tryina PIG OUT..
You're in Miami too, it's worse than NYC.

Every time I take my family out for dinner at a decent restaurant it's ~5 bills.

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post 1693087243 11-09-2023, 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted By omnip0tent
This shocks me everytime. BRB can't go to olive garden and spend less than $75 on a meal for 2.

BRB never spend more then like $40 eating in europe unless u tryina PIG OUT..
I don't think I spent more than $15 per person the entire time I was in Italy.... Blew my fuarking mind. Good food, too. Nothing you had to dress fancy for tho.

Feels like we're being scammed in the USA.... Oh wait, we are.
post 1693087483 11-09-2023, 08:31 AM
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Strong tards itt, europe is full of must see things.

Imagine not being euro and live in poverty zero culture america where the dollar bill is god.
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Originally Posted By MustardTiger17
Thanks bro(srs)but we're trying to eat good too.
^ Uneducated and has probably never travelled outside his state, never mind country lol.

London has the 6th highest number of Michelin-Starred restaurants in the world. The only Euro city that beats that is Paris.
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Originally Posted By Rylol
^ Uneducated and has probably never travelled outside his state, never mind country lol.

London has the 6th highest number of Michelin-Starred restaurants in the world. The only Euro city that beats that is Paris.
Good Food
Michelin Star

Pick one.

Seriously never been to a Michelin Starred restaurant that I enjoyed more than a good piece of fried chicken, or a nice Ribeye with potatoes. I understand their place as a high level "food experience". But its exactly that, its not the tastiest meal you will ever have. And I don't eat for "Foodie Experiences" I eat to satify my fat ass self.
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post 1693089303 11-09-2023, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted By Rylol
^ Uneducated and has probably never travelled outside his state, never mind country lol.

London has the 6th highest number of Michelin-Starred restaurants in the world. The only Euro city that beats that is Paris.
How many of them serve "English" food though?
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Originally Posted By omnip0tent
Good Food
Michelin Star

Pick one.
You have to be trolling lol
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Originally Posted By TappingTheZen
You have to be trolling lol
Please tell me the story of the food you ate at an amazing Michelin starred restaurant. I'm genuinely curious on the details of the dishes that made that experience so amazing. Be specific.

My favorite food is cooked by grandmas.
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post 1693090593 11-09-2023, 09:22 AM
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lol the only correct answer is italy. youve got roman empire, roman catholic, renaissance buildings, vatican
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Originally Posted By omnip0tent
Please tell me the story of the food you ate at an amazing Michelin starred restaurant. I'm genuinely curious on the details of the dishes that made that experience so amazing. Be specific.

My favorite food is cooked by grandmas.
I'm not saying that michelin star is the only good food and you can't find better food elsewhere

but the statement "Michelin star, good food, pick one", as if they are mutually exclusive when Michelin star is literally one of the most sought after food awards, is beyond retarded.
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Originally Posted By TappingTheZen
You have to be trolling lol
The amount of people who care enough to spend that kinda money on michelin star restaurants is extremely low. Almost nobody cares and most people don't even enjoy that **** and would rather have a pizza or some fried chicken lmao.

Although I'm sure you can find plenty of non-classical English food in London though, the michelin star restaurant is a moot point.
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Originally Posted By Barteh
The amount of people who care enough to spend that kinda money on michelin star restaurants is extremely low. Almost nobody cares and most people don't even enjoy that **** and would rather have a pizza or some fried chicken lmao.

Although I'm sure you can find plenty of non-classical English food in London though, the michelin star restaurant is a moot point.
You're missing my point, which i explained above.

Acting like michelin star, and good food are two mutually exclusive options is beyond retarded.

That's not to say michelin star is always the best, or you cant find better food elsewhere. But acting like michelin star food is simply bad (i.e 'michelin star, good food, pick one') is absolutely retarded.

Michelin star food is also not always expensive, there's a pub near me that serves michelin star bar food, such as thrice cooked chips, which are reasonably priced (and pretty amazing taste-wise)
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lol the only correct answer is italy. youve got roman empire, roman catholic, renaissance buildings, vatican
Who was balkans?

Mycenaean era
Ancient greeks (Athens, Sparta, Thebes)
Macedonians
Illyrians
Thracians
Roman empire (Sulla and athens, caesar vs pompey/dyracchium/pharsalus, actium and nikopolis, pannonian wars in Illyricum)
Ottoman empire
Greek war of independence
etc

Italy is amazing too but it's definitely not the ''only'' answer.
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As a Belgian man, not Belgium
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Germany was great to visit before mama Merkel turned it into a refugee camp.
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Originally Posted By TappingTheZen
You're missing my point, which i explained above.

Acting like michelin star, and good food are two mutually exclusive options is beyond retarded.

That's not to say michelin star is always the best, or you cant find better food elsewhere. But acting like michelin star food is simply bad (i.e 'michelin star, good food, pick one') is absoloutly retarded.
It wouldn't be the preferred food/restaurant experience for 99% of people so it's not unfair to call it bad in that sense.
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Originally Posted By omnip0tent
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"UK worst food" type comments is coming from people that have never been here and are judging of Rate My Takeaway or whatever the fook it is. My own experiences with Michelin is that the quality is of the very highest standard. Have only been twice though (Blumenthal and Ramsay's restaurants).
Originally Posted By cobhc
How many of them serve "English" food though?
Don't know what that means. What is American food... BBQ & McDonald's... Is that supposed to be put on some pedestal or something?! All of New York's flagship restaurants are serving international cuisines (just like London).
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