Europe trip

In 2023, Amsterdam welcomed 8.87 million visitors

The number of visitors to Krakow in 2023 was 12.18 million

So only sex trourism destinations then?

Its an easy visit from poor countries. You think a Polish or Russian person can afford to visit Amsterdam? They don't have the money and they would be too embarrassed to see their sister working in the windows. They can visit poor krakow and not spend their life savings.

You are NOT WELCOME in Budapest go away disgusting American't FREAK we don't like your kind here hawk patooey

Jokes aside I think you should stop by Győr

One message to you and all foreigners. DO NOT COME HERE!

Romania

Slovenia

Croatia

loloololo

Y'know, if I were an economically well-off first-worlder, I would probably be more interested in visiting third-world/former second world countries than just visiting a bunch of boring, but functional countries that are very similar to what I got back home.
t. third-worlder who travels to first-world countries (Japan, the UK, America, etc.) once a year every year

visitorless faggot cope

be careful

Looks good, at least it will be a cheap trip. Get a car and drive around the more mountainous areas like Balkans in bulgaria,carpathians near krakow/zakopane and alps and spend few nights somewhere other than capitals, they get boring quickly

fuck off subhuman

t. moneyless faggot cope

average americans have seen amsterdam and other westie cities like a billion times and now simply want something new, even if objectively of worse quality

pretty much same

moneyless

you are retarded if you think eastern europe is your best option if you got bored from visiting western capitals lmaaaooooooooooo
northern, southern and western europe have so much more to offer than eastern "europe". Or go to asia. there is never a reason to visit eastern europe really, except parts of the balkans perhaps

looks fine, though I'd also visit Bratislava at least for half of a day, also I'd replace Bucharest with Brasov or Cluj (unless you're a fan of modernist architecture)

also if going to Kraków would seem too much off the path for you, you can go to Wrocław instead, closer from Berlin/Prague and imo for foreign tourists it's even a better destination

except you apparently get more visitors, are 8 times bigger and way more populous

eastern european IQ strikes again

there are people who have seen everything and want to see something "exotic" to them, even if it's objectively mediocre

actually the butthurt dutchie does a great job for us, cities like Prague, Budapest or Kraków are already overcrowded with tourists and discouraging a chunk of them from coming here would be helpful

Ireland and Luxembourg are surprisingly the dumbest while richest

One reason could be is to feel a sovl mentality as opposed to NPC-like Dutch and Germans

m-m-muh 1/37 bigger therefore you have to take gdp per capita into consideration! *uses some fake map*

Not without a reason you are called jews of the north in a whole Europe.
Now go and play your jewish tricks somewhere else you massive faggot.

Still more people want to visit Kraków than Shitsterdam :^)

So you may fuck off now

being a tax heaven inflates gdp. ireland's populace doesnt see a big part of it

How are you going to travel in Europe?

Americans always plan way too many destinations in their itinerary, you'll spend many days in cramped buses or trains. It is better to concentrate on 2 or 3 countries. Like do Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. Save Greece and the Balkans for another vacation.

Steppe peasants argue about whomst pond is better

Any centimeter north of 42° is not worth visiting

Why cone here!?

Your itinerary is fucked. You need to dwindle it way down. Assuming land travel via bus/train to all these places you're looking at easily 1/3 of your time being spent in transit. You need to cut this down to 3/4 countries, roughly one week each. Even a small leg in this route like Thessaloniki-Sofia, is a 6 hour trip. A lot of the borders are no longer relevant, so that might help a lot, but still. Crossing Romania is hell. Either bite the bullet and try to reschedule a flight, or cut down the stops way down. I would go Greece-Budapest, then try to fly to Berlin for cheap if convenient. Something like that. Lots of options here, but you have to cut back big time for 3 weeks. You're kinda fucked either way, and are gonna have some bad times with the transit.

What's wrong with slovenia?

There's nothing to see in Slovenia except for the nature. Every last shithole town of 10k in Poland or Czechia is more impressive than Ljubljana.

I liked a lot of 2nd tier cities which I would only visit for 1 whole day or a night and morning.
Consider dropping by Dresden, Timisoara etc.

that's only because you have Auschwitz.

berlin

why?

prague & krakow

not necessary, you're already doing vienna and budapest

ljubljana

nothing there you haven't already seen
Add italy or something instead.

Greece can be nasty sometimes, but worth travelling.
You're avoiding Bulgaria's worst parts (the coast), so it might be nice.
Spend less time in Bucharest and more in Transylvania and it's towns.
Pick Budapest of Belgrade, it's miserable there and the mood these days is probably not nice either.
Croatia is overtouristed and not worth it. Slovenia IDK.
Steer clear of Slovakia and Berlin. Vienna/Prague/Krakow are equally worth it, but don't limit yourself to the cities alone.
How will you be travelling?

oh and assuming you're going by train, they are gonna get noticeably worse outside the further east/south you go.

And they still have the audacity to say that they are suffering in the USA...

I'd rec Prague, it has a more relaxed, medieval vibe than 19th century Vienna, and it is much cheaper, too.

The only Eastern European country worth visiting is Czechia.

Czechia is Central Europe

Don't catch chlamydia

Lel based Anon Babble Chad.

Well that's exactly why. It's the least "Eastern Europe" like country out of them all.

pretty unusual. Most Americans either do a Vienna-Budapest-Prague trip as these are relatively close if they decide to come around here or they do a Balkan trip or just go to Greece

LARP thread, americans don't get more than a week's vacation before it's back to the wagie cagie for another year

Assuming land travel via bus/train to all these places you're looking at easily 1/3 of your time being spent in transit.

You can get around pretty quickly as long as there are highways in Europe. I've done Budapest - Rotterdam before and you can comfortable cruise with 180 km/h until the Holland border unless it is peak hours and there is a lot of traffic. Then Holland speeds is like someone punching you in the face out of nowhere

I would not go to Bucharest, it's not a great city, compared to others.

Going to smaller but nice cities like Sibiu is better. The mountain area is OK in Romania, though.