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I'd add Prague in the Czech Republic, even if only for a couple of days stopover. A vibrant, fascinating city - it's absorbed its noble heritage into the modern era without sacrificing architecture, custom, or beauty. And the Czechs are great - friendly, warm, and helpful and, unlike the Italians promoting their famous sites like Venice and Capri, won't leave your pockets threadbare.

But buy the guides suggested - they're brilliant and will tell you EVERYTHING you need to decide and to plan. Berlitz also do pocket guides which are extremely helpful and give you the basic pleasantries in the country's language, with a pronouncing guide.

[QUOTE="krizon, post: 2080977, member: 64950"] I'd add Prague in the Czech Republic, even if only for a couple of days stopover. A vibrant, fascinating city - it's absorbed its noble heritage into the modern era without sacrificing architecture, custom, or beauty. And the Czechs are great - friendly, warm, and helpful and, unlike the Italians promoting their famous sites like Venice and Capri, won't leave your pockets threadbare. But buy the guides suggested - they're brilliant and will tell you EVERYTHING you need to decide and to plan. Berlitz also do pocket guides which are extremely helpful and give you the basic pleasantries in the country's language, with a pronouncing guide. [/QUOTE]

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