europe trip

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Anon07/10/26, 05:14No.2895284

>Is Dublin the only thing worth it with this short amount of time Yes, do not leave the most touristy parts of it, nothing to see outside of that.

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Anon07/10/26, 05:52No.2895288

Nigga pick one fucking region, hopping from all these regions to the other doesn't sound fun at all. Just skip Ireland and do 3 weeks in either all the Balkans or all Scandinavia, but not both.

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Anon07/10/26, 10:31No.2895325

Do anything but Dublin in Ireland. It's a dump. The countryside is marvelous.

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Anon07/10/26, 17:22No.2895381

Sweden has the best (white) women but yeah it's full of niggers so idk what to tell you. I'm in a very swedish town where migrants are shunned (we only have 1 family of nigs here n they're not the zoomalian kind so it's cool), but there isn't much to see or experience.I'd go for Kiruna (northernmost sweden where the sun NEVER settles during summer, it's light out 247) and hike Kebnekaise (2.5km mountain), niggers tend to avoid these places. There's also an ALL ICE hotel around there https://www.icehotel.com/

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Anon07/10/26, 17:41No.2895382

>8 days in ScandinaviaWhy would someone willing do this?As for Croatia, don't sleep on Istria. Rovinj was beautiful and slightly more laid back than the more popular parts of the southern coast. Pula is great if you want a bigger city. Zagreb doesn't need more than 2 nights.

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Anon07/10/26, 21:19No.2895412

>Ireland: West and south-west worth visiting. Galway-Killarny is nice if you want some light hiking and some coast. Balkans, you do not need 8 days. Unfortunately it seems the Balkans had their history largely bombed out of them, such that you don't really get big historic attractions like you would in any western European country, nor are there any noteworthy theme parks that I'm aware of in ex-Yugoslavia, maybe water parks? In short there's little to do and you can quite easily see all the main coastal cities on the Adriatic in a couple days, catch being that doing so is boring since you've got small historic areas where museums, galleries etc. cost way more than they're worth, the food also costs more than what it should and unless you've got some swim trunks on hand and some friends to piss around with, there's just nothing to do! I haven't been to North Macedonia though and the lake areas look and are meant to be gorgeous. Probably the one cool thing I saw in Croatia was going in the like old castle thing in Trogir and watching a football match from the top of the castle, that was fun. >Scandinavia: Tivoli in Stockholm and Copenhagen only been to Stock but was fucking expensive for what it is, wanna go to Copenhagen. Stockholm imo is underrated and Oslo is that on a smaller scale. Gothenburg nice. I've only been to those cities really. You can pick one and spend a couple days and you've basically seen all of them. Oslo and Stockholm both have old ship museums, though Stockholm's Vasa is bigger and better... They both have open-air folk museum, YMMV but I think Skane is the better of the two. Stockholm has Drottningholm castle and Oslo has nothing to really compare to that in terms of grand architecture. Oslo has Akershus a cool fortress which Stockholm to my knowledge has no equivalent, but its not incredible either. Coffee scene in Oslo is better than Stock, arguably best in the world. Apparently Copenhagen has many other great roasters.

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Anon07/10/26, 21:31No.2895414

Honestly, I think you're travel plan is dumb if this is going to be your trip for the year. If you live outside Europe you are wasting your holiday. If you live in Europe you should really see the places mentioned as city-breaks. Some caveats for you to know based on experience:Ireland: VERY cheap flights to/from UK from £12. Hotels expensive, east country like UK. Drogheda only place worth mentioning due to Bru na Boine. Dublin skippable. Almost all Irish cities look the same. Cork, Dublin, Limerick entirely skippable. Belfast rougher but more fun, still skippable, Giant's Causeway is SHIT irl (its like 3m2 of stone, all photos are deceptive). Galway best by far. Killarny comfy. Cliffs of Moher I've never seen so many Americans in my life lol. Buses usable, trains okay. If flying go to Shannon only bother with Killarny, Cliffs of Moher tour and Galway or in the opposite order. Its the best way of killing 3 days. Check concerts.Balkans: Transport post-Yugo been raped no trains cross countries, gotta use shitty buses, and they are SHIT for border hopping roads are rough take forever. Montenegro countryside okay Podogorica is the most boring place on Earth. Albania Shkoder nice not much to do tho, Tirana trashy but eh. Bunkart is something but not hours of stuff lol. Croatia you'll be using bus a lot... its a faff. Again get your swim trunks or don’t bother, honestly. Haven't been Serb, Bos or Mac. Bro has but again he mostly recc'd Bos and Mac, never seems to talk about Serb or Kos other than how cheap they were... like 10 years ago.Scandi good toogoodtogobags. Capital cities are nice yeah... Pub transport getting in is fucking expensive. Arlanda express is like 15 quid one way if not way more? Oslo has two airports one like an hour away and it costs a lot to get there.

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Anon07/22/26, 11:29No.2898022

>4-5 days. Is Dublin the only thing worth it with this short amount of time or is it trash? Do something like 2 days in Belfast, 2.5 in Dublin Unless you're really taking your time or exploring the surrounding cities 5 days is too long in any city unless you're doing some sort of activity there.>I prefer to be around as many white people as possible Don't fall for the American propaganda you see, areas of London are filled with North Koreans (yes, really.) and areas of South Africa are filled with getto whites It isn't indicative of these places as a whole, I've seen plenty of white people who are more sketchy than blacks. European blacks (not African) aren't really even that bad its the ones fresh off boats from Haiti or w/e.

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Anon07/22/26, 15:14No.2898058

for balkans i recommed renting a car and make it so that you can drop it in another place so you don't have to go back to the original place. public transport is shit and there's more to see if you just drive yourself. croatia is very touristy and with lots of historical cities, towns etc. (Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik) bosnia has nothing interesting except mountains, nature etc. if you're into hiking and so on. but if you only have 8 days might as well only stay in croatia

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Anon07/24/26, 12:38No.2898441

>I prefer to be around as many white people as possible (wary of Dublin), beautiful art/architecture/culture/women (no hookers) what the fuck do you wan tin Scandinavia then? you typical would go there for the nature and vibe and maybe like 3 cities for the architecture but otherwise it's pretty bland after just a day>Ireland, Dublin again the countryside the cool part dublin is okay as a city but pretty boring for visitors sounds more like you'd enjoy Edinburgh and Scotland aroundalso you 3 location all need a FULL day of travel in between e.g. 1h to airport, 2h buffer, 2h flight, 1h out, 1h to destination, add in eating and you're left with only the late eveningunless this is literally your last trip to Europe I'd stay in one region maybe 2, but not 3>Balkans probably the best option with your interests do Vienna and Bratislava, or if you've already been there start somewhere else like Graz or Innsbruck then Slovenia through Ljubljana down to Croatia down the coast until Dubrovnik very classical euro roadtrip with rental carif you want to go more outdoorsy, either in the beginning in the Alps (the 3 border crossing near Villach is really cool) or do Montenegro at the endif you want more history/art start in Italy instead of Austria (if you have been to Vienna, otherwise Vienna every day) either the long route from Lago di Garda / Verona or from Padua / Veniceany way that's ~1500km +- depending on the route by car much better paced than you current itinerary

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Anon07/26/26, 21:39No.2899022

Spend all your time in the Balkans, they are kino

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Anon07/27/26, 21:51No.2899309

>Ireland: 4-5 days. Is Dublin the only thing worth it with this short amount of time or is it trash? Where else? Please do spend time in Dublin. t. IrishWent there with my gf and ran out of things to show her after 2 days. Also if you're trying to avoid nonwhites it makes no sense to spend all your time in the region where they're concentrated.Please go out west and enjoy the landscape

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