Tourist Tips
- Thread starter ralphfan
- Start date
YamiHoshi
Nintendo 3DS Developer
I'm familiar to South-Netherlands, and Flemish-Belgium, especially Breda, Terneuzen, Middelburg, Goes, Hulst, Etten-Leur, and Dordrecht (Netherlands), as well as Gent and Antwerpen (Belgium).
I might be able to share a bit of info about Amsterdam, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Valkenburg, Nieuwegein (Netherlands), Warszawa, Poznań, Sochaczew (Poland), the centre of Köln (Germany), and some places in London (UK).
I'm not going on a big vacation, this year.
Instead, I'll be more on a business trip to Köln (Germany), and maybe a shopping trip to Oberhausen (also Germany).
I might be able to share a bit of info about Amsterdam, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Valkenburg, Nieuwegein (Netherlands), Warszawa, Poznań, Sochaczew (Poland), the centre of Köln (Germany), and some places in London (UK).
I'm not going on a big vacation, this year.
Instead, I'll be more on a business trip to Köln (Germany), and maybe a shopping trip to Oberhausen (also Germany).
Time Turner
You are filled with determination. (R/GD/TT)
Sorry, I'm not familiar with those states/provinces. I only know Quebec and certain parts of New Hampshire.
New Super Mario
Ghirahim
Never been there.
I will be heading down to the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee in August. Anybody been there?
I will be heading down to the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee in August. Anybody been there?
this thread is so useful to me, I've always wanted to travel thousands of kilometres to a country with no gun control and a strong distrust in their latino neighbours, and I'm sure I can be of exceptional help to the countless foreigners willing to travel that same distance to visit my humble nation of racism, socialist taxes, and things that will kill you just by looking at you
banjonator1
Satan
Florida and Arkansas are awesome to visit.
Louisiana is more for scenery than recreation.
Louisiana is more for scenery than recreation.
Random Blue
Tried too hard to be post-ironic
I only know the Central Valley in California (It's a good place for wine, but I'm not at the legal drinking age so I don't really know) and some parts of Luzon (now I don't know how many people are from the Philippines/going to visit the Philippines).
It doesn't have to be, but it will be anyway.Rat said:
Considering we're basically the second home for Yugoslavians (hyuck hyuck hyuck), and we incorporate all manner of cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds, yes, we are a tremendously racist country.MKGirlism said:
I know some of the places Yami said, although I never went to them, but I once went skiïng in Wervenweng (Austria) and Sankt Englmar (Germany). Nice place, Wervenweng. Only too bad I don't speak German.
Me? No. Bronckhorst. How can you remember? I never gave details about were I live.MKGirlism said:
Random Blue
Tried too hard to be post-ironic
That it does. And I'll have to be going that way soon. Lucky me.Rat said:
Now I remember, I also went to Wunderland Kalkar in Germany once. You pay entrance, and everything is free from then on. EVERYTHING. Food and drinks included. I took only four ice-creams. Not sure about the restaurant, however.
YamiHoshi
Nintendo 3DS Developer
If there are any tourists coming to Terneuzen in The Netherlands, I definitely recommend you not to.
I mean, it's an Anti-Touristic City, with lots of industrial stuff, factories, small shopping centre, super small beach, and crappy bus connections.
Even our biggest Hotel, being just 2 streets away from me, is filled with foreign workers, doing nothing more than drinking all the time.
However, I can recommend you Breda.
It has the best shopping centre of this country, really nice people, many students (national and international), awesome bus and train connections, and lots of stuff to do.
However, if you're in Breda, try to stay in the City Centre, because beyond it, there's really nothing else to do (beside studying).
Not coming to The Netherlands? Then I can recommend you Cologne in Germany.
Next month, the city is all about Video Games, for almost 1 full week.
In August, Monday 13th to Wednesday 15th is GDC Europe (Game Developers Conference Europe), it might not be as interesting, but on Wednesday 15th, Gamescom starts off for the Press only (which is exactly the day I'll be there), and starting Thursday 16th, Gamescom is open for everybody, and ends with a festival on Sunday 19th.
For more information: http://www.gamescom-cologne.com/en/gamescom/home/index.php
Not going to Gamescom, they also have a really nice City Centre, filled with shops and café's.
I mean, it's an Anti-Touristic City, with lots of industrial stuff, factories, small shopping centre, super small beach, and crappy bus connections.
Even our biggest Hotel, being just 2 streets away from me, is filled with foreign workers, doing nothing more than drinking all the time.
However, I can recommend you Breda.
It has the best shopping centre of this country, really nice people, many students (national and international), awesome bus and train connections, and lots of stuff to do.
However, if you're in Breda, try to stay in the City Centre, because beyond it, there's really nothing else to do (beside studying).
Not coming to The Netherlands? Then I can recommend you Cologne in Germany.
Next month, the city is all about Video Games, for almost 1 full week.
In August, Monday 13th to Wednesday 15th is GDC Europe (Game Developers Conference Europe), it might not be as interesting, but on Wednesday 15th, Gamescom starts off for the Press only (which is exactly the day I'll be there), and starting Thursday 16th, Gamescom is open for everybody, and ends with a festival on Sunday 19th.
For more information: http://www.gamescom-cologne.com/en/gamescom/home/index.php
Not going to Gamescom, they also have a really nice City Centre, filled with shops and café's.
New Super Mario
Ghirahim
Oh, if anyone is coming to Wisconsin, visit Wisconsin Dells! Northern Wisconsin is really pretty too.