Lady_Phoenix555

What country/city should I visit for vacation in 2009? I have already been to London & Liverpool, England; and Paris, France. I would visit these countries/cities again, but I'm looking for different options. The city/country I want needs great historical sites.

nwick5636

the cities you have seen, i would agree are wonderful, but my current favorite for what you have described is hands down, Vienna (Wien) Austria.The parks, museums and architecture of the old city is some of the most amazing I have ever seen in such a compact area. We have visited for a week and via various tours revisited 3 times and I hope to go back many more times. It was the home of the Hapsburgs for centuries and did they know how to do it up.There are many concerts available year round, if you want the best selection try from Falll to Spring time as many are closed for the summer.transportation from the airport is besst via the 'Cat' train to downtown, or by bus which is nice and is also cheapest.email if you want any specific answers. This place just blew me away. My wife less so but she is more than willing to go back.Have fun,Neil.

rickw7621

Istanbul, Turkey. Topkopi Palace and the jewels there. The Blue Mosque. Dine in a traveler's hotel overlooking the Bosporus. The markets are interesting. I was there in 1997 and loved it. The Turkish people were great. I'd just check up on our political standing with them at this time.Meteora in Greece isn't historical, but it was fascinating. Google some images of it, the pictures will blow you away. I stayed in Kalambaka, Greece.

Sweetheart

if you want history i suggest you going to Greece, it is the oldest in Europe. Plus, you can jump into any of the islands. Greece some very beautiful islands, and many of them preserve some ancient Greek monuments.

ctelly221567

Italy, Greece, Spain.

clysh

I would recommend Spain, Portugal, Rock of Gibraltar, and Scotland.I toured each of these countries. Each of these places has a lot of history.

tessan_bc

Prague is beatiful and has a lot of history. Same goes for Stockholm, though it's less 'imperial'

monreposlover

Rome/Italy, Madrid/Barcelona/Valencia/Sevilla/Spain, Munich/Berlin/Hamburg/Germany