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This place is so calm and lovely. I didn’t have the chance to see the Shakespeare Festival but the community is nice in itself.

It really wasn’t what I thought it was going to be. Not very representative of Belgium at all.

I feel bad for anyone who has to live here. It’s horrid.

Don’t come here if you’re looking for a lot of activity but if you like that traditional, German, Hansel & Gretel look, this place is a must. I just found the entire city very charming and cute. The cuckoo clocks, especially!

SKIP THE INTERIOR. I was about to barf after having seen a million paintings of Marie Antoinette. It’s just … too ostentatious. But then again, you may like that sort of thing. The gardens and exterior are magnificent, however. Visit Marie Antoinette’s farm. :)

What a kick ass city. I’d totally hop on a plane and go if it weren’t for fear of ze mafia.

I went to Paris during the heatwave of 2003 and it was still enjoyable! Sure, the weather forced me to take refuge in the Louvre and Orsay, but it was enjoyable. My favourite part is how all the cafes’ seats face the streets. So much fun! Paris is one of those cities that one can visit a million times and still never get bored.

My mom went to university here and all I ever hear about this place is how beautiful it is. I’ve seen pictures and I’ll have to agree. The mosques and gardens all look too beautiful.

I was born here but I moved when I was seven so I didn’t see many places. I lived in Tehran which I’ve heard is not the nicest of Iranian cities but I remember it as having a lot of fun places, anyway. I’d do anything to go back. :(

I think Amsterdam is the coolest city in Europe. Great food (try to have Indonesian), lots of museums (Anne Frank, Rijksmuseum, van Gogh), attractions (Red Light District, ho ho ho), and BIKES. My life was threatened quite a few times by those.