🇪🇺 Best European Cities? My Favorites Cities in Europe SO FAR!!! 🛬🛫

[@Minoritynomad]

What's your favorite city in Europe and Why? What's your least favorite?

[@rl6282]

Minority Nomad I enjoyed this. Please make a best Latin American cities video, a best Asian cities video, best USA, etc

[@Minoritynomad]

+R L coming for sure

[@samlarsson4505]

+Minority Nomad.Favorite city for me is Hamburg,Germany!Open people and lots of clubs.I´m from Stockholm,Sweden and I think you should come here and check our city out!Peace

[@5MinFantasyFootball]

Minority Nomad Hey I need your help as I know you get around Europe. So coming up on my 5th trip to Europe. A girl I met in Austria wanted to meet up in Venice for a romantic weekend. I have other locations to visit on 20 day stay. Whoever I'm 7 days from take off and the chick bails on me. From what I've read Venice isn't my cup of tea. To touristy but if I have to land there I guess I need to at least check it out for a half day. (Note; Never ever plan your travel plans around women.) So my question for you is: are there some other cities I can get to in a short time which has decent night life and not so expensive as Venice but still offer a unique experience? Keep in mind I plan on moving towards the east of Europe (Slovenia and Slovakia). So anything you can think of heading in that direction. I don't want to back track. Yo thanks in advance. Cheers! 🍻

[@Minoritynomad]

+Demargo Smith hmmmm. Sucks that happened. Why the list of women I would travel for is VERY short. Lol. But make the best of it as it seems you are. Venice is ok. But alone, boringggggg. Are you looking for suggestions close to Venice or Europe in general? Like someplace to do after a day in Venice?

[@esotericterrorism3308]

Well Italy is my home and I enjoy every city here so besides that I'd say Wroclaw, Gdansk, Bucharest, Athens, Kiev, Lisbon, Budapest, and Dusseldorf. Least favorite would be London, Paris, and Amsterdam.

[@Inkling777]

London is a great choice. Long ago Samuel Johnson, who wrote the first English dictionary, said: "He who is tired of London is tired of life."

[@lifeofnosocks3625]

I'm from London and I've also been to Berlin, Stockholm and Budapest. I've lived in London most of my life and I wouldn't put it on this list, unless you're exclusively talking about summer. London is a depressing and imposing city that destroys your soul if you live there, except for in the summer, when it's an entirely different place. I've been to Berlin twice, both in winter and while it was fun, I didn't really see all the hype. It was crazy cold though, like -7C when I was there so that probably has something to do with it. I'd say that Copenhagen gave me the experience that I'd expected in Berlin. I also went to Budapest on that same trip and it was -10 to -15C, so needless to say I didn't really enjoy it. You should make a similar list but about places you've lived rather than visited, I think there's a massive difference between the two -- for example if I had just visited London in the summer, I'd probably love the city. I agree with you on Stockholm and on Swedish people -- I was actually shocked at how beautiful the city was on first sight.

[@Minoritynomad]

It's all a matter of perspective and opinion of course. Had I made this video two years ago, London wouldn't be on the list. But my tastes have changed and certain aspects of the city as well. I don't know what to say about Berlin. I'm a flat out mark for that city. lol. If people only made list like this based on cities they've lived, these would be damn short videos. While I agree, living and visiting a place are two different things, I think it's unfair to dismiss someone's opinion of a place they've only visited. As long as that opinion is clarified in the context of being a traveler with limited time. Drives me crazy when people say they hate Bangkok and only spent two days there. But I understand the emotion behind it.

[@lifeofnosocks3625]

Haha true they would definitely be short. I've been thinking quite a bit about that lately as I just started working remotely and I'm making enough to potentially go anywhere. My first instinct is to just zip around the globe like a maniac, but then after thinking more I realised I'd rather live in X amount of places than visit X amount of places, if only for the deeper understanding and connection it can give you with the people, the culture and even yourself. So I guess now I have to decide what defines living in a place as opposed to just visiting? Is it time frame, or having official things like an address or bank account? Or a bit of both? I haven't quite figured it out.

[@Minoritynomad]

+Life of No Socks that's something everyone needs to figure out for themselves. Too often people define their views based on the perception and beliefs of others. Find what works best for you and do that. My life is a balance of long stays and short ones. Just depends. That's my freedom. Everyone should find theirs.

[@ToriandNathanTravel]

Sweet video! My favorite European city would have to be Budapest. The spas are so fun, and Parliament is such a cool piece of architecture. I also love the dynamic of a city split in two by the Danube. The bridges are all so different and interesting.

[@Minoritynomad]

Definitely agree. Budapest is still top 2.

[@TheCraigaberdeen]

Favourite cities are Wroclaw, Prague, Sofia, Seville, Lisbon, Nice, Prague, The Hague and Istanbul if that counts. Like to visit Romania, Finland, Estonia and see more of Greece.

[@Minoritynomad]

Damn good list

[@TheCraigaberdeen]

Thank you, we are lucky that we can get cheap flights with Ryanair, EasyJet, Wizz etc from the UK.

[@Minoritynomad]

I yell at my uk friends that don’t travel. The entire continent is your playground. Lol

[@TheCraigaberdeen]

My friends don't travel either, you can get flights from £10 or even less, I've paid more for a taxi fare, bus, train travelling within Scotland Lol.

[@Neumini.s]

glad you like Prague so much you put iT twice in the list :)

[@TagusMan]

For someone going to Europe for the first time, and they want to visit the 3 most impressive European cities...my advice would be to check out London, Paris and Rome. London because, like New York, it has that buzz, that energy that never stops. It has so many iconic buildings and neighbourhoods. Brilliant museums, parks and pubs. The Beatles, James Bond, Jack the Ripper. Glorious grey and dreary weather. Love London. Paris because it is without a doubt the most beautiful city ever built. It is an artistic masterpiece on a massive scale. The city is a living, breathing work of art. Nothing like it on Earth. And Rome because it's the Eternal City. It's been there for so long, seen so much history that you can see and feel as you walk around, bumping into ruins that are thousands of years old. And the food and warm weather and the chaos of being Roman. London, Paris and Rome... The Top 3 European cities to visit. Then after that, it's a big toss up. Lisbon, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Seville, Venice, Porto, Prague, Vienna, Budapest, etc., etc., and so on. All are breathtakingly beautiful cities with so much to offer. You can't go wrong with any of them. The most beautiful cities in the world are European. No doubt about that.

[@frostythesnowman3533]

TagusMan The beetles didn't come from London

[@TagusMan]

Correct. The Beatles are from Liverpool, but they lived and worked in London. That's where Abbey Road studios are located. All the major British bands in the 60s were based in London.

[@andrewelie8687]

There many cities in Europe that I like: Berlin, Hamburg, Hannover, Dresden, Leipzig, Munich, Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Luxembourg, Strasbourg, Basel, Copenhagen, Goteborg, Vienna, Bratislava, Sopron, London, Paris. Breslau. While there were no cities that I disliked, there were attractions, which I felt did not live up to their hype: Copenhagen - little mermaid (it is very little); Brussels - Manneken Pis - same thing; Rome, Brussels, Belgian trains in general - full of pickpockets; Salzburg - dishonest taxi drivers (and I speak German like a native); Cote d'Azur - unfriendly people.

[@criskity]

Favorte cities: Valletta, Malta; Kotor, Montenegro; Sofia, Bulgaria; Krakow, Poland; Dublin, Ireland

[@Minoritynomad]

+CNVideos wow. Didn't see Sofia coming. Lots of people love that place. I absolutely hated it. Need to get back to Dublin for extended time. It was always in and out.

[@TheNicoliyah]

Sorry new to your channel and on a bit of a binge! Next time you come to London, check out Coumbia Road flower market and from there you can get to Brick Lane market (excellent street food). I love Germany too, only been to Berlin once and its supercool and super cheap.

[@Minoritynomad]

Lol. No problem. Actually, I spend quite a bit of time at both when I'm in London. I'm there quite a bit when things are normal. BBC Travel is a client

[@Minoritynomad]

Love Berlin but its definitely not cheap anymore. Last time I was like, yikes. Lol

[@TheNicoliyah]

@@Minoritynomad I guess it’s cheap compared to London lol!😂 And expensive compared to Asia

[@Minoritynomad]

True that. Lol

[@janemihalache5653]

Athens which has changed in recent years and get off the beaten track - street life and option of islands, Istanbul (still classed as Europe), Lisbon ...

[@jeremyredandblueify]

My favorite is Stockholm, Berlin, Krakow. Stockholm has a lot free places to visit. Maritime museum free, National treasury’s Musem free, You can even visit the prime ministers former office free, I did stay in hostel and food cost s bit.

[@Minoritynomad]

Stockholm is one of my favorite cities overall.

[@ladyc510]

Favorite cities I've visited- Frankfurt and Amsterdam. Both places the natives were friendly and approachable. A lot of smiling faces. People seemed happy. Least favorite was Bulgaria.

[@Minoritynomad]

+Lady C funny. Germany is one of my favorite countries and Bulgaria is one of my least favorite. I actually dislike the entire region.

[@elsacristina9]

London still is one of my favorite cities in Europe and I loved it and I also loved Barcelona, aside from mine Lisbon of course. ;)

[@Patishita04]

Romania!, not the capital but the other cities are great. Good prices and good food :), cheers from Brasov

[@Minoritynomad]

people get mad at me when I say I don't like Bucharest. lol

[@sunshineforce]

@@Minoritynomad to be honest, most romanians feel the same way and Bucharest :). Hello from Cluj-Napoca.

[@Minoritynomad]

So I've been told. Lol

[@sideshow00]

Can we get a 2022 updated list? How has your perspectives changed?

[@Minoritynomad]

Funny you should ask, its on my list for Januay 2022. Great minds think alike. Few remain the same but definitely some fantastic additions.

[@crwnofenlightenment]

@@Minoritynomad How about a 2024 update lol

[@alteredillusions100]

I love Amsterdam, the architecture and the canals. I am planning to visit Zagreb. Why didn't you like the Zagreb Croatia?

[@Minoritynomad]

+alteredillusions100 boring, people were assholes, and a bit pricey for what it was. Did love the Tesla stuff though.

[@MahatMagandi93]

Cool list. I agree about Barcelona. My favourites at the moment: Sarajevo, Zurich, Ljubljana, London, Barcelona, Dubrovnik. Heading to the Eastern Balkans this summer so the list is bound to change!

[@Renegadeproject]

I have a special place in my heart for London as it was the first city in Europe that I visited and I have family and friends that live there.

[@Matthew_J]

London - That love/hate relationship! It's nice to visit but a crazy place to live, work and commute, especially working a 9-5!

[@Minoritynomad]

+WorldOfM80 my god that commute is brutal

[@Matthew_J]

Question: In your well travelled opinion; What is the city/town/place with the worse commute that you have visited/lived?

[@Minoritynomad]

+WorldOfM80 hmmmm. That's a long list. Lol. Bangkok, NYC, Austin, and Tokyo. London would make the list but I love the Tube.

[@Matthew_J]

I'm sure Tokyo has a better transit system... 😏 Ours is great as long as its working and the workers are not on strike! Being 150yrs old they have a habit of just patching up the tube rather than actually fixing it... Band Aids only last so long...

[@Minoritynomad]

+WorldOfM80 oh god the strikes. Lol

[@barfgreenrulz]

I think what you like about Germans is what other people dislike about Germans haha. The directness either turns people off or on. I have a lot of reservations about Barcelona because when I went there for a view days it seemed too big and difficult to manage getting around. I don't speak Spanish, my boyfriend got mugged there, and I'm not sure about the attitude towards race.

[@Minoritynomad]

Yeah. I like direct people. Hmmmmm. Valid concerns about Barcelona. But I didn't think the few negative views on race should deter you. I visit often and never have an issue.

[@ghanwin]

My experience in Berlin was probably the worst out of all the cities I've visited. I did a solo trip (I'm a black female) for my birthday 2 years ago. Foreigners living there were great, but Germans, not so much. Stayed in a nice hotel in Charlottenburg, moving around was easy and cheap, food was ok. I met a guy from tinder who showed me around E-Berlin, he turned out to be kind of a jerk, maybe it was the german sense of humour that I didn't get. Probably won't go back for a few years, way over hyped anyway. Looking into taking a trip to Krakow in Aug, any tips ?

[@Minoritynomad]

+ghanwin well I wouldn't judged Germans based on the people I met on Tinder. No offense to those that use Tinder. Lol. Kraków, not a lot to do outside of Holocaust history and drinking. I'm a history buff so works for me. Know some people find it boring.

[@ghanwin]

Lol, of course not, that was just one of many instances that stood out in my mind. I've met Germans outside of Germany and even those encounters weren't all that great. I've always liked the language and will for sure visit another city at some point in time. I'm actually quite interested in WW2, so I wouldn't mind the history aspect of the trip, thanks anyway.

[@Minoritynomad]

+ghanwin interesting. Case of Ymmv I supposed. If you're a history buff then Kraków is a great option. Again, not much else there so a few days is good. Three to four. A lot of people enjoy the salt mines.

[@ghanwin]

Most likely. A few days is good for me since I'm only using a week of vacation from work. I'll look into the salt mines.

[@kenyafulnow]

I’m so glad I found your channel!

[@MrLongshot26]

Freiburg - it was green and Lisbon - so many good bakeries!

[@Minoritynomad]

i've heard great things about Freiburg. have to check it out someday.

[@FAISALN0]

Tbh I think London is okay but I just wanted to visit berlin

[@Minoritynomad]

Berlin isn't what it used to be but it's damn fun.

[@allkingsthelabel4971]

I’m going to London, Paris, Barcelona, and Rome. and we wanted to pick 2 more city’s in Europe to go which ones would you recommend!!! Thanks

[@aukusti3761]

All Kings The Label Berlin was a really nice city i have aldo heard good things about Copenheagen also norway has some beatiful cities like Bergen and Tromssa Helsinki is also a nice city with a really good vibe in summer

[@paulkenneally789]

Depending on what you want,but I have been travelling Europe since 1972,and have a lot of experience from luxury hotels to park benches.....Amsterdam,(museums)Venice(unique),Berlin(modern),Nice(luxury),Lisbon(affordable). Also Edinburgh,Copenhagen,Malaga and Vienna. Also,pick cities that have good connections,train or bus. Sorry but Madrid,Brussels and Milan can be done on your return.

[@momonamafg1917]

You guys are crazy Amsterdam is the best city in the world !!!Ppl are open everyone can be them self !!!

[@Minoritynomad]

+Momo namafg I'll take Berlin. Same free vibe but bigger and more to do.

[@momonamafg1917]

Have you been to Amsterdam ??? i think if you would have had a guide you would change your mind !!!

[@MRmigeek]

its a good city but way toooo touristy

[@freeinformation9869]

For architecture try Riga. Vienna is also pretty awesome for that. I also like Helsinki for architecture, but that is mostly because Im into modernism and weird buildings. Lisboa is underrated as a tourist destination. But you would need to prepare you visit a bit so you can get under the skin of the city. You will find several pearls.

[@henrikechers9995]

I`m danish, and my favorite cities in Europe are : London, Edinburgh, Salzburg and Valencia. hvae not been to berlin yet - on my list

[@Minoritynomad]

+henrik echers Berlin is definitely worth a Ryanair flight. Lol

[@nicolecooper1569]

London reminded me of NYC; didn't love it but didn't hate it. Hope to check out Berlin in the future. Also interested in Croatia as well though I'm not sure which cities I want to visit yet. I'll just see what city I can fly into for the best price and then go with the flow.

[@Minoritynomad]

London and NYC are very similar in a lot of ways. I felt the same way. I think London is more diverse. It's going to be Zagreb. I can almost guarantee that will be the cheapest option.

[@maka5033]

Split and Dubrovnik in Croatia...

[@NaturelDeese]

A reason why I'm not interested I live in NY 😭😭😭😖😂

[@Goooogle]

Berlin is ass

[@Minoritynomad]

To each their own

[@prodbyloubi]

Top cities in Germany: 1. Berlin 2. Stuttgart 3. Cologne 4. Frankfurt 5. Hamburg 6. Düsseldorf (I’m german and live in Germany)

[@Minoritynomad]

Pretty much the same list for me. Lol.

[@Wideolink]

Munich?

[@criskity]

Did you say "Valentimes"?

[@Minoritynomad]

+CNVideos yeah. Speech thing I've been doing since I was a kid.

[@livinthatlife]

Eyyyy had to click on this brotha. We lookin to hit Istanbul soon and Barcelona soon. 👌😎And Bulgaria / Eastern Europe

[@Minoritynomad]

+Livin That Life Istanbul is a great place. Not a Bulgaria fan but if you like outdoors, high on the list.

[@naydennaydev7071]

+Minority Nomad, haha, why, what's wrong with the country? I am from Bulgaria, I am not mad or anything, just curious why it left a bad impression on you.

[@Minoritynomad]

Found the people unwelcoming, food bland, and largely boring. I did enjoy Plovdiv but I was with a large group of friends. Just didn’t enjoy Bulgaria overall the few times I went.

[@naydennaydev7071]

Fair point, thanks for answering :)

[@Kalecimus]

Lisbon, Barcelona, Paris and my least favourite is London!

[@Minoritynomad]

I hated Lisbon for years. I'm coming around though

[@nipponfraser2383]

Yo! What was you AFSC when you were in? You must have been in the Command Post because you been everywhere bro! lol

[@Minoritynomad]

+Andrew Fraser I was trained as a 2A. Then augmented as a 3P after two years in.

[@Pricopea]

I lived in Berlin and visited many of the popular other cities in Europe. Berlin was just ok for me. It was too big but a lot of it was homogeneous. My favorite city is Amsterdam.

[@Minoritynomad]

Makes sense. Amsterdam is dope. You found Berlin homogeneous? I found it quite diverse and would have moved there if it wasnt for the winters.

[@michaelkalmeta1310]

My favorite ones I've been to are Rome (where I used to live), Barcelona, and Berlin. Amsterdam and Ljubljana are also up there :) I was probably most disappointed by Venice and Athens

[@northafricanian4181]

Mike Antonio i wanna go to venice but i only hear bad stuf About it

[@Minoritynomad]

Go where you want and formulate your own opinion. Everyone is different.

[@northafricanian4181]

Minority Nomad true thanks

[@itsbritneybitch71]

Mike Antonio how can someone be disappointed in Venice and Athens ?🥺They are two of my favorite cities I mean Venice is Venice And Athens apart from Acropolis and the centre It has this seaside...Which place in Europe has something like that?🤷🏼‍♀️ No one Watch it kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGjWqIGlfNmnnNU

[@itsbritneybitch71]

Mike Antonio kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIDVhniJbtKbjK8

[@gg13308]

Interesting perspective, my first European country was Spain and I LOVED Madrid and did not like Barcelona, interesting ..the vibe was not good..it reminded me of New York

[@Minoritynomad]

Two very different cities. A lot of people don’t realize how different they are.

[@LuvuluvuLaChic]

Berlin is my dream place..can't wait to go there..

[@Minoritynomad]

+LiveLoveLifeandTravel great city. Going for five days next month to relax and act a damn fool. Lol

[@MRmigeek]

Berlin, Madrid, Lisboa and london are my fav

[@carliotu]

Berlin and Lisbon are my favorite cities

[@Minoritynomad]

Berlin would be in my top5 always

[@freeinformation9869]

6:32 That's a specialty of Berlin exactly. You can talk to people there. People are nice. Try to go to a big city in West Germany like Hamburg fx, it is tough and very different. I like Hamburg too, but it is very different vibe from the laid-backness of Berlin. Of German cities, Berlin is much more Mediterranean than German. Also the architecture.

[@mcdaidsphere1572]

Was it difficult to get a visa for Belarus?

[@Minoritynomad]

+McDaid Sphere no visa required as of last month. Before, it was a nightmare. eng.belta.by/president/view/belarus-introduces-five-day-visa-free-regime-for-citizens-of-80-countries-97763-2017/

[@atanasemakedonu3657]

ROMANIA!!!

[@Minoritynomad]

nope. love the country. just no city even comes close to my top 10. lol. I do love Sibiu but only for a few days at a time.

[@blacklight3524]

Im sory but i MUST dislike this Vid Broo..Sry about this ! :) Welcome to Romania :))

[@Minoritynomad]

no problem. do what you gotta do.

[@Velaxa]

why you did not liked the cities?

[@ilaydaada9271]

Of course, ISTANBUL😍😍😍

[@loredanababuci4700]

Romania, Brasov.

[@seadd1]

Why not a fan of Bulgaria? Or actually maybe I have a clue.. Where did you go? As a Bulgarian myself I am curious. I agree about London and love Barcelona! Budapest is great as well

[@LukePiala]

seadd1 Im from Slovakia and I love Bulgarian coast. Felt good in Sofia as well. Different strokes for different folks

[@ElliE-ux7cy]

Which are the best cities to live in Germany? :)

[@Minoritynomad]

I've only lived in Berlin for a short time and Frankfurt a year. Loved Berlin but winters suckkkk. I would pick Berlin.

[@ElliE-ux7cy]

​@@Minoritynomad Thank you :) yes, Berlin seems great :)

[@jumbamukandua6624]

There are tons of good cities in Germany. My number one is Hamburg by far. Cologne is a bit ugly, but has near non stop festivals and really cool people. Also smaller cities like Braunschweig, Hannover, Freiburg, Münster Darmstadt and morer are really nice. Check them out on KZbin if the question is still relevant. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKvbiK15pc2Yaqc

[@xB1GKILLERX]

How did you get out and score a job like that I can’t wait to ets

[@Minoritynomad]

I created my job from scratch. Study, practice, hardwork.

[@fromrighttoleft8328]

I regarded Amsterdam like I regarded San Diego: A major, "laid back" tourist hub that people really hype up, but is kind of a let down. (Yes, I'm calling both Amsterdam and San Diego let downs; I guess I'm weird.) There were several smaller Dutch cities I liked better. On the other hand, I regarded Berlin like I regarded Los Angeles: A city that isn't particularly tourist-friendly, a city that requires some research and effort to get to know, but ultimately very worth it. Also, I'm still surprised at what a good time I had in Vienna. I think it was the people I was with.

[@Minoritynomad]

people you travel with and meet can make or break a trip for sure. I feel the exact opposite about LA and Berlin. I LOVE Berlin but absolutely hate LA. I'm there a couple times a year and it's a nightmare for me. Goes to show that not everywhere is for everyone as I like San Diego and Amsterdam a lot. Bangkok is another city that really isn't as tourist friendly as people think but has amazing gems.

[@fromrighttoleft8328]

You're right, it's about the people. I grew up in the po-dunk South and never thought I'd like LA, but, hey, it's my favorite mega-city in the USA. NYC and Chicago are nice to visit, but I'm ready to get out after 3-5 days. The people and vibe I've encountered in LA have made the difference for me, but I also generally avoid the whole west side/Hollywood BS--and that area makes many dislike the city. (By the way, LAX and John Wayne-OC airports seem to be mostly staffed by a-holes.) Unfortunately, my experience in San Diego was a combination of feeling very underwhelmed, meeting a lot of jerks, and experiencing a lot of poor customer service (but their airport staff are friendly). Bangkok interests me more than Chiang Mai, for the simple reason that Chiang Mai seems to have a higher per-capita concentration of fellow Westerners. If I'm going to venture out of Anglo/Western culture, I kind of want to do my thing amongst locals or a healthy mix of people from around the world. I ventured out solo in Fiji and it was so much more rewarding than going to the resorts (however, I learned that poorer Fijians aren't shy about using clever ways of begging for money from Westerners).

[@Minoritynomad]

your last paragraph pretty much laid out why I HATE Chiang Mai. lol. I get in trouble with friends all the time that invite me to these ex pat meetups. I'm like I would stay my ass home if I wanted to be around a bunch of westerners all the time.

[@coreylevine3856]

have you been to oslo ,Norway .and iceland

[@Minoritynomad]

yes and yes

[@coreylevine3856]

how the people are in those countries and are you like to go back

[@Minoritynomad]

+Corey Levine people are very nice. I’m sure I’ll go back one day.

[@user-et9jg9nw5p]

Visit Lisbon - Portugal

[@Minoritynomad]

+redbull I have. Not a fan. Prefer Porto.

[@islandbee]

Minority Nomad - Haven't been to Portugal, but have always wanted to visit Lisbon. What's your dislike about Lisbon? And what did you like about Oporto?

[@Minoritynomad]

Out the gate I got tired of people trying to sell me drugs. It happens all over but Lisbon was on another level. 9am cats trying to see me hash. All day. Everytime I've visited Lisbon it's been one bad experience after another. Porto was the exact opposite. Not only is the design of the city unique, the people are extremely kind and welcoming. Laid back and relaxed. Plus I loved the food and wine.

[@islandbee]

Minority Nomad - Thanks for the tips. When I visit, I'll make sure I bring my headphones. That way, hustle man is less likely to approach me. Thanks for heads up brotha.

[@Minoritynomad]

No problem. Safe travels.

[@taggthis]

Where is a city where there is lots to do?

[@Minoritynomad]

You how to be more specific. The world is a big place.

[@taggthis]

Minority Nomad just going off the fact that you mentioned that Stockholm was nice, but not much to do. Also, outside of Europe, where is your favourite place? I'll be heading to Berlin and Denmark later this month - how did you find Denmark?

[@Minoritynomad]

most of Europe is boring to me for my interests. I prefer vibrant cities like London, NYC, Bangkok and Tokyo. I found Denmark boring. But again, I've been a dozen times so that's the opinion of someone thats there often. It honestly depends on what you like to do. I know people that hat Bangkok and think there isn't anything to do. I disagree entirely.

[@taggthis]

Minority Nomad thank you! Your one the only few that actually come back on comments made.

[@Minoritynomad]

of course. im here for ya'll

[@wesleytsjernitsjenko252]

London is Great 👍

[@sqbossh]

that comments... you probably never been in PRAGUE baby ;)

[@dannydorko7075]

Hey, just discovered this channel. Will be checking out your other vids. I'm from England and it's interesting because I've found every capital city I've been to overrated...London, Copenhagen, Budapest, Amsterdam and Prague. Vienna is probably the only one that I enjoyed more than I thought I would. I think I'm just not a fan of cities in general, more a townie. Heidelberg in Germany, Mont-Saint-Michel in France and Leiden in The Netherlands are a few of my favourites.

[@mrduboisthegreat]

Budapest is my fav then London Berlin last.

[@Minoritynomad]

+Film Staff good lineup

[@chillnation5108]

Hugarian people are racist.

@@chillnation5108 yep.

[@Minoritynomad]

Nope. That's like saying black people are criminals.

[@watchmovies6106]

Juging by google map best are valencia and nice

[@Minoritynomad]

what?

[@anneshaw9681]

Genoa my favourite city. Paris the most boring bland city in Europe

[@Minoritynomad]

Paris? Really? That's shocking to hear. Lol

[@prodbyloubi]

BERLIN!!!

[@samjamil8511]

Top

[@antifax8434]

Barcelona simply the best .... !!!!

[@Minoritynomad]

mehhhhhh. I just left and things are quickly changing. not sure how much longer it can survive overtourism.

[@antifax8434]

the problem is mass tourism, the authorities of Barcelona must regulate quickly if they want this beautiful city never to go out of fashion.

[@halloweenville1]

By 2:09, your boasting became excruciating, sorry had to switch off,

[@Minoritynomad]

deuces!!!!

[@GreenOrchid9]

History📚📚

[@andrestabordacalvo201]

Mallorca!

[@lindab6257]

HOW ABOUT AFRICA, BROTHER?

[@Minoritynomad]

no real culture shock in Africa at all.

[@AzureKite191]

I think he's European over African and anything else.

[@SergioSanchez-og7ms]

Spanish people we are like that.

[@torotores3976]

Belgrado for sure

[@Minoritynomad]

hard disagree. lol

[@iamario93]

Vienna London Amsterdam Barcelona Prag

[@chillnation5108]

Bucuresti

[@beevill26]

Bucharest is best!

[@Minoritynomad]

noooooo. totally disagree. lol

[@beevill26]

Bucharest is best

[@Minoritynomad]

mehhhhhhhh. lol

[@henrikechers9995]

I`m danish, and my favorite cities in Europe are : London, Edinburgh, Salzburg and Valencia. hvae not been to berlin yet - on my list