Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We spent a week in Reykjavik and southern Iceland last summer and it was amazing. But you only need a day or so in Reykjavik, then you'll want to head off to see the countryside. One of the best vacations ever.
Wherever you go OP, I'd also recommend going to the countryside and/or a second city.
Capital and first cities are much more likely to suffer from overtourism. Check out places like Delft, Bordeaux, Dorset etc. You'll benefit from lower hotel prices and easy parking as well - we paid less for the best room at a five star establishment in a small town in the UK than we would have paid for a tiny noisy box of a room in Paris or London.
Which small town in UK and which hotel?
There are many. We stayed in Dorset and toured around.
Anonymous wrote:What would you do for a week in Oslo?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We spent a week in Reykjavik and southern Iceland last summer and it was amazing. But you only need a day or so in Reykjavik, then you'll want to head off to see the countryside. One of the best vacations ever.
Wherever you go OP, I'd also recommend going to the countryside and/or a second city.
Capital and first cities are much more likely to suffer from overtourism. Check out places like Delft, Bordeaux, Dorset etc. You'll benefit from lower hotel prices and easy parking as well - we paid less for the best room at a five star establishment in a small town in the UK than we would have paid for a tiny noisy box of a room in Paris or London.
Which small town in UK and which hotel?
Anonymous wrote:We are thinking of Amsterdam - is 6 days too long? A day trip or two is possible, but we want to stay in one hotel the entire time. Where else would you go? Heat is an issue, so we do not want to go to southern Europe. All ideas welcome!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We spent a week in Reykjavik and southern Iceland last summer and it was amazing. But you only need a day or so in Reykjavik, then you'll want to head off to see the countryside. One of the best vacations ever.
Wherever you go OP, I'd also recommend going to the countryside and/or a second city.
Capital and first cities are much more likely to suffer from overtourism. Check out places like Delft, Bordeaux, Dorset etc. You'll benefit from lower hotel prices and easy parking as well - we paid less for the best room at a five star establishment in a small town in the UK than we would have paid for a tiny noisy box of a room in Paris or London.
Anonymous wrote:We spent a week in Reykjavik and southern Iceland last summer and it was amazing. But you only need a day or so in Reykjavik, then you'll want to head off to see the countryside. One of the best vacations ever.
Anonymous wrote:Amsterdam
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Paris
Dublin
Less obvious:
Salzburg (long day trips to Vienna and Munich)
Garmisch-Parterkirchen (if want more outdoor activities)
Interlaken or other Swiss city if you like outdoors