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10-04-2009, 11:27 AM
Hey guys, not posted here before but I'm a long-time lurker both on the forums and Roosh's blog. I went to South America last year after reading a lot of the posts and found a lot of the info about the girls etc to be spot-on.
Thing is, in a couple of weeks time I've got 9 days off work and I'm thinking of booking up a short break (about 5 days) in a European city (I live in the UK). I'm looking for advice from guys who have visited any of these places about the city itself, things to do, vibe, nightlife and of course the girls (quality, friendliness, easiness). Any recommendations are appreciated.
My shortlist is:
ITALY - Rome, Milan, Venice
SPAIN - Madrid, Barcelona
PORTUGAL - Libson
SCANDINAVIA - Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Reykjavic
GERMANY - Munich, Stuttgart, Cologne
EASTERN EUROPE - Kiev, Sofia, Zagreb
I know that's a lot of places but if there's just ONE you'd recommend, let me know where and why. Cheers!!
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10-04-2009, 03:04 PM
Then I would do Italy. Never been, but I mean it's Italy.
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10-04-2009, 04:55 PM
If you go to Italy prepare to have a hard time with girls, if you speak italian it might be easier. Rome is an amazing city, as soon as you walk off the airport it looks like your in an open air museum. To be able to visit the coliseum is a one life time experience.
Been in Mykonos (greece) some time ago. It was great, although there was a strong gay scene. I don´t know if it´s right time to go there though, since it´s already October.
You will have surely a good time if you go to Spain. If you wanna feel real Spain go to Madrid. If you´re looking for more cosmopolitan city, then Barcelona. It´s hard to choose one, but fun is guarranteed in either one.
Lisbon is where I live, the weather and food are amazing. Portuguese girls, like all south europeans girls are not easy. A friend of mine, sometimes joking ,says that to bang an above average portuguese girl, you first have to bang her entire family, tennis teacher, girls friends, and then if you´re aproved you can bang her in one single position (there´s some truth in it). Average portuguese girl are not as good looking as spanish or italian, but there are definitely some hotties, normally in higher classes, meaning that they are as hot as they are stupid. If you decide for this destination, let me know.
Eastern Europe is my number one destination for easy, beautiful girls, but the weather will start dropping till negatives. There is a lot of information about these countries on the forum. The same goes for scandinavian countries. I was in Iceland in June, it was supposed to be the best time to go there, but it felt like a giant freezer. I can´t imagine going there now cause I think it will soon start being dark all day.
Been in Munich also some time ago, saw the best pair of tits in my life, a lot of hotties walking in streets. Zagreb was nice, also full of hotties, nicer than germans, but I don´t think the city as much to offer regarding sightseings.
To sum up in your case I would go to Spain, maybe Barcelona.
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10-04-2009, 06:53 PM
You´re welcome in Lisbon, just send me a PM.
About the thread, there´s a lot of info in the forum. The main rule is to avoid the capitals, because girls are fed up with foreigners, I mean you still get to have fun there, but not as much as in secundary cities. The downside is that there´s nothing much to do in secundary towns, besides meeting girls in the night. I would normally go to a mall with a friend and latter see football matches till night time.
I´ve only been in Czech Republic, Latvia and Slovakia. From those three, the best is Czech Republic, but I still need more countries to make a general idea (Poland, Hungary, etc.).
I can only say that if you go to Ostrava you will definitely have fun.
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10-08-2009, 03:53 PM
i've been to Sofia several times ( i used to have a friend who was stationed there for work) and always enjoyed it alot. the girls arent easy if you are a tourist but if you spend some time there and invest some time in a few girls you can do very well. its also a pretty cheap place to visit.
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10-09-2009, 02:26 AM
I'm headed to Sofia over winter break for 3 days. Maybe I'll do a write up of my experiences there when I'm done. I was going to head to the Black Sea coast this past summer but received a grant and ended up in the US Midwest instead.
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10-09-2009, 02:51 PM
i've spent about 6 weeks in Sofia all total, I'll be happy to answer any and all questions you may have.
I also spent a few days at the Black Sea (Sunny Beach) this summer.
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10-10-2009, 05:33 AM
Brian, I'd like to read that info too.
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10-18-2009, 03:29 PM
Just back from Madrid. Cool place (though I've heard Barcelona's better). Don't have time to write a detailed report just now, but in short I'd say I'd recommend it if you're travelling in Europe or for a couple of days away (if you live in Europe and can get cheap flights). More info to come.
P.S. Enjoyed the report on Sofia Brian. Might check it out if I get the chance.
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10-18-2009, 03:47 PM
I've been to Madrid and Barcelona. I happen to like Madrid better -- to me it's the real Spain. I'd also suggest visiting Andalucia (Sevilla, etc). Much friendlier than either Madrid/Barcelona and hotter chicks.
Plus weather-wise that region is can't be beat this time of the year.
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10-19-2009, 05:53 AM
Unfortunately I've been there a while back and only for a week or so, so I don't remember specifics.
I was really surprised but most people I met in Spain did not speak English (a pattern throughout southern Europe)
So brush up on that before hand.
I was in Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada. I remember having a great time in Sevilla though. Nice friendly, morena girls.
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10-19-2009, 11:55 PM
yeah I agree. I went to a bunch of different countries in Europe and Spain was by far the country were the fewest amount of locals spoke English.