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it is expensive, and HUGE. I didnt have any idea how spread out it is. My train ride from Heathrow to Kings Cross seemed like an eternity. It was entertaining enough to just walk around and look at things. It was about everything I imagined it to be. Camden Town was probably my highlight because I hadnt heard of it before going there and it was way cool. The london eye is really cool to go in. If your tight on your budget though, go somewhere else.

I have visited Vienna on two occasions in my life, during the spring and during the winter. Each time I stayed for as long as I possibly could. It is still the most beautiful city ive ever seen. I got to know the city very well and it never stopped amazing me. It takes more than a week to see everything. So many sights you can spend an entire day at. Transportation is clean and very sufficient. The food is unreal! Every store you go into they great you with “Gruss Gott” and “auf weidersehen” when you leave, in such a friendly tone. Great shopping markets and malls like Millenium City. The air is fresh, the people are nice, the houses and buildings are rich with history and are as beautiful as can be. Even the industrial area was beautiful to me! My favorite destination, and I hope to move there to live someday… Skip London and Paris and go to Vienna, its way better and the major sites are all located close to the historical city center, making it very easy to see. London and Paris are way too spread out and just arent as great as people make them out to be.

No matter what kind of person you are, Amsterdam is extremely enjoyable. I had heard that the Dutch people are very nice and have great personalities and I experienced this right when I got off the plane with the first person I made contact with. The canals and buildings are beautiful night and day (I was there in the middle of the winter and it still holds true). Just watch out for bicycle riders, they are everywhere! Possibly the greatest city in the world!!!