things to see in Europe?

[Cosimo]

Pompeii also, was a fantastic day out.

As is the trip up to the top of Vesuvius and if you are in Sicily then you must go up Mount Etna.

 

[helpimcrap]

It took 600yrs to build.

ah cool so it's like the one in Barcelona(?) that is still being built after like 300 years?

 

[JBuk]

It's huge, terrifying, gothic. It’s just awesome.

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Cologne Cathedral.

I visited when I was a kid and it really is terryfying heheh

 

[helpimcrap]

so i've got:

colluseum
Sistine Chapel
Koln Cathedral (spelt properly lol)
Albi Cathedral
Mount Etna

some of the others like:
Cordoba - mezquita
Granada - Al hambra
The Matterhorn
Mont Blanc
The Ardesche
Giants Causeway
and pompeii (heard of it but wasn't it swallowed by lava or something?)

i've not heard of.
the ones in spain i'll give a miss but it will be mainly France to Italy then Czech Republic, Poland, Austria and Germanybefore Amsterdam and then back to Paris.

That's if i get the balls to do it on my tod.

 

[JBuk]

via ferrata

 

[scorza]

Santiago de Compostela

 

[Cob]

I've been when it's been sunny! It's not overrated at all and to think that it formed naturally it's a very complex yet perfectly formed structure. IMO it's one of the worlds few natural marvels

No it really is ****. It's seriously over-rated.


Nearly everyone that I've taken to see it has come away with a 'was that it?' opinion. If you're a geologist then I'm sure you'd find it fascinating, but to the average tourist it's a waste of a bus trip.

 

[helpimcrap]

No it really is ****. It's seriously over-rated.


Nearly everyone that I've taken to see it has come away with a 'was that it?' opinion. If you're a geologist then I'm sure you'd find it fascinating, but to the average tourist it's a waste of a bus trip.

bugger. i am distinctly 'average' lol.