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Amazing European Cities Without Too Many Tourists MojoTravels

Amazing European Cities Without Too Many Tourists MojoTravels

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Hate crowds? Well, it may be time to amend your travel itinerary. Welcome to MojoTravels, and today well be counting down our picks for Amazing Cities in Europe to Avoid Too Many Tourists. For this list, were taking a look at rewarding alternatives to Europes most popular tourist destinations, many of which are suffering from overtourism. Wed like to thank The New York Times for the selections
Date: 2019-09-08

Comments and reviews: 10


These are all beautiful and great alternatives. sort of. If someone is looking forward to seeing certain sites in a particular city, going to an alternative city is not going to whet their appetite. It's kind of like if you want cake for dessert and they bring you a plate of grapes and cheese. Grapes and cheese are lovely but if you want cake. they're not what you want. There's people who want to see the sites in London. Of course the countryside and smaller cities are great and the villages quaint but what good are they if a person's dream is to see the sites of London?
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Someone will only go to the alternative after going to the original, how can I substitute venice to a place I have never heard of, no matter how beautiful, or London for another, it seems u don't understand, tourism is about the feel, I have always dreamt of going to venice, I better save the money for years to go there &have my venice rather than a cheap alternative in the same country because the alternative is not venice, its about the feel, that at last I have done it
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I've been to the Netherlands 3 times. Last time was last year, and I stayed in the Hague. Loved it. There's a tram that takes you to Delf in 30/40 minutes, another lovely (small) city. Plus, the Hague is a great hub from which you get easily to Rotterdam, Leiden, Haarlem and Amsterdam. Aside from Lucca, there is also Siena, with it's astonishing cathedral. It gets a little crowded on weekends, but Firenze is crowded every single day.
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I'd add Belfast instead of Dublin. Dublin was impossibly crowded while we were there, with horrible traffic jams. Any attraction we tried to stop at was equally crowded, like the Guinness Storehouse. Belfast, on the other hand, was pleasantly uncrowded. The locals were happy to see us; several thanked us for visiting. And there's no shortage of things to do in Belfast and the surrounding area.
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Funnily, Den Haag (Dutch pronunciation) is rather more authentic than the anglicized version. So the voice-over in this video actually makes a nice try in stead of the usual atrocity. She needs to practice on her Vermeer and Mauritshuis though. Amsterdam, of course, remains the more interesting city, with that much more history and culture. There is a reason why it is so popular.
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Or, another good alternative: Visit in winter. Yes, of course there are a lot of things you can't do, but there are barely any tourists, its way cheaper and many countries have a totally unique charme during the cold season. Visited Dublin over new year, got up early and walked through the main streets completely alone. It was an experience I'll never forget. Can only recommend; -)
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I recommend Rotterdam. Its a true metropolis with the largest seaport of Europe and many skyscrapers. It has great musea, modern architecture, shopping and dining for example in the new Market Hall and almost no tourists. Its alot cheaper than Amsterdam while still offering that big city feeling. If you want to see the real Netherlands of today, visit Rotterdam.
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Collioure, France was amazing and quiet. The people there were so nice, beautiful streets and only 2 hours from Cannes. I had never heard of it until my son picked it as a 3 day stop before driving to Italy from Spain. We drove through Cannes, and we were glad we didn't have to mess with the overcrowding and prices.
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And one last thing as you look at this video you can clearly see there's no debating it that the evil white Caucasian race build all the structures that you see in the video. Evil white people must be eliminated in order to bring the world back to A Primitive state where people are basically swinging off trees.
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Poland, including Krakow and Warsaw is an open air dump, backwards country full of poor, rude, backwards polish scam. Even after the massive help with EU funds the infrastructure is very poor. Shitty weather, shitty food. Avoid traveling there at any cost
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