European trip
I wanted to take a trip to Europe in July, but I have never been to Europe. And I'm going alone. Maybe we can discuss the scenery and food in various places in Europe
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Thespis · M
I was in Central Europe last summer, Germany, Austria, and Poland. I’m happy to share my experiences and what I’d want to spend more time doing and what I could skip.
Thespis · M
@LisaChen different depending on where you are. Around Berlin it’s farms, pretty flat. Around Krakow Poland it’s beautiful, it’s open fields and forests. Plus the city is incredibly pretty and packed full of history. Most of my krakow time was spent at Auschwitz which I would recommend going 1000%, but don’t plan on doing anything for the rest of that day it will defiantly sap all the emotional energy you have. The city of krakow has so many great historic buildings, one thing that makes it unique it that it was not bombed during the war so unlike Berlin or Munich it’s all original old and not restored after the war. The scenery around Salzburg Austria is incredible as is true for all of Bavaria. I really enjoyed the saunas there as well. From Austria I went into Germany to visit Neuschwanstein Castle and Ludwig’s other castle as well which gives you great architecture, and beautiful nature scenery. Another place with great views is the Eagles Nest in Austria which was Hitlers summer retreat. Then there was Munich. I LOVED Munich. While Krakow was my favorite city for vacation, Munich is where I’d want to move to out of the places I visited. It has all the restaurants, shops, and day to day things you need as well as having incredible historic sites, great character, and beautiful scenery. I especially loved the English Garden hiking through it and taking a dip in the river 10/10!