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ill be going from 1 may to 8 june
Thinking of going on a solo trip to one of these 2 cities. Flying from the UK. I do enjoy red wine but am unsure which of these would be the best pick. I'm vegetarian, but do eat some fish on occasions, & ideally don't just want to live on takeaway pizza for 4 nights! I suppose some nice nature nearby would be nice as a day trip too.
Bordeaux- looks very European/ French. lots of gothic buildings, churches/ cathedrals around. Seems to be fairly well connected. However, I don't think there's much to do in the city besides a bit of sightseeing in the main square & the cite du vin museum. I could be wrong though.
Bilbao- seems like it is more modern. The architecture is much different to bordeaux. The guggenheim museum is quite unique, scenery nearby looks cool & going to an Atletico Bilbao game would be fun.
which of these would u pick?
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My boyfriend and I are going on vacation in Feb (1st week). I have a very strong feeling he plans on proposing on this vacation. It will also be during our Anniversary. Ive always imagined getting my rock in front of that giant rock in St Lucia. But the whole trip is looking more expensive than we originally thought.
He asked me to give other destination options. But Im not finding any beautiful destinations that match the idea in my head with a unique backdrop.
Does anyone have any other location suggestions that are out of the box and memorable to get proposed in front of? I’ll leave my boyfriend the easter egg
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Hello, what’s the best time of year to go that’s not to hot or rainy also any suggestion on tour conpanies?
My family (2 adults, 1 toddler) will be traveling to Richmond, VA, USA for Thanksgiving and need accommodations for a couple nights. We prefer to stay somewhere with a kitchen so we can do some of our own cooking. Plus our little one will not sleep if he's in the same room with us. We have historically used Airbnb because it offers the most options for what we need, but we all know there are lots of issues with Airbnb so I am hoping for an alternative. I have seen a few suggestions like Fairbnb and Ecobnb, but they don't seem to be available where we are traveling. Any other suggestions?
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