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London was great, the tubes and bus system was easy and efficient. The British History Museum (where the Rosetta Stone is) was a great tour, didn't have enough time but would like to go back. Camden Town is fun, especially the bars there. Boat tour and going to the top of the Shard was cool. Would've liked to check out more tourist things such as the castle and Shakespeare's amphitheater, but we were there for the Queen's platinum jubilee so everywhere was super busy.

Very underrated city. We were only there for a day and could've spent so much more time. We took scooters throughout the city and explored the different districts. Amazin architecture, especially over looking the city center at sunset. Great food and very nice people.

Munich was alright. Kinda stayed far away from downtown which could've biased our experience. Great pastry restaurants and beer. Toured Dachau Concentration Camp, which I highly recommend. N.S. Documentation Center was also good. Subway system was easy to maneuver; people and vibes were kinda off.

Wish I had more time here to learn and tour more. St. Mark's square was amazing, as was the food and boat tours. Some of the most beautiful and majestic sculptures are here.

Second favorite place in Italy. The Duomo was beautiful to see and tour. The clubs are fantastic, as is the food and art. Had my most memorable meals and wine here. Piazza Michaelangelo is a must see sight at sunset.

Favorite city in Europe thus far. The views are amazing; no skyscrapers or modern architecture. Really liked touring the Colosseum, Roman Forum, St. Peter's Basilica (and other parts of the Vatican), Pantheon, and seeing the Piazza Navono, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps. Plenty of non-touristy things to do, as well, but the political history was what I was there for.

Young, vibrant city with tons of great clubs (especially Razz). The Gothic quarter was beautiful, as were the beaches. Loved working out on the beach gym.