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Me and wife are planning a September trip to either Cala d’or Mallorca or Paros Greece for 9 days and we trying to see which place ticks our boxes of great food, great beaches, tons of activities and a nightlife where we can have fun. We are in our late 20s so we don’t want to be bored.
If you have other recommendations for place instead please do share.
Thanks!
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My wife and I have lived in Florida for 35+ years. Each July we travel to upstate NY in our teardrop camper for a Bluegrass music festival. Generally the trip takes us two weeks with some stops along the way visiting friends. The last couple of years I've wanted to extend the trip and travel into Canada but we just haven't done it yet. This year its been brutally hot in Florida and Ive had enough. I come here asking for suggestions. Next summer I want to get out of the hot summer heat in July and August and my thinking is after the music festival head north. Although we have a camper we love all that cities have to offer. Things like culture, restaurants, architecture and general vibe. If we were to look to do something like this we probably would split up the time camping and airBNB. My question is should we look close to Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, or Quebec City?
Hi everyone! My wife and I were planning a two week trip to Portugal from Cleveland, Ohio. We were planning Porton, Douro Valley, Lisbon, and Lagos. So a mix of cities and relaxation. Unfortunately, our pup has had some tummy issues and although we have a 24/7 sitter, we don’t want to be outside of the mainland US. Does anyone have some ideas of maybe some cute towns, water, a little hiking, wineries? Anywhere in the continental US would be great. Thank you all!!!
 | Hi! Will be staying in London for a concert at Wembley in a few weeks. I’m from Newcastle (north England) and genuinely know nothing about London! We’re going for 2 nights so whilst want to be somewhere that’s easy enough to get to Wembley, we also want to stay somewhere that’s close to the city centre for us to explore. What’s everyone’s recommendations? There were some good priced hotels in Westminster area, but I’ve just started looking more east nearer Tower Bridge. What’s everyone’s recommendations for hotels to stay at near good tourist spots, relatively safe, and easy to get to and from Wembley. Thank you! [link] [comments] |
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Hey all! I'm planning a trip and would love outside eyes on the pacing before I lock things in. Flying overnight from North America, landing in Amsterdam on Sept 6, then onward to Sicily, and flying home out of Rome on Sept 14.
Here's the plan:
I would appreciate any thoughts or advice!
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