I need help choosing the last country on my European trip (time-sensitive)

[olm]

I loved Iceland. Also the food. Yes, not cheap - but some very nice stuff.

[tommy525]

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTdKtPscm/?k=1

Gay Paris
Parisians think paris is a country
They don’t like anyone else

[OysterOmelet]

Thanks to each and everyone of you who offered suggestions.

[PeiHua-Connie]

@Gain

@OysterOmelet

I’ve already ruled out Italy and Spain.

Both countries are like Taiwan to me-ill go when I finish my business.

Wtf? They are nothing like Taiwan. NOTHING

Italy is the best country to visit. Spain is really good too. But Italy wins.

@OysterOmelet

Thus far, my tickets to Sweden>Lithuania>Finland>Romania are booked.

What a random itinerary.

@OysterOmelet

@Andrew0409

I’m also not sure where he is coming from.

They’re like Taiwan to me–I’m not visiting until I finish my business.

But central Italy is similar to Taiwan in industrial structure; they have a large machine tool and textile industry.

They also live with their parents until they’re married, and have semi-arranged marriages.

You should visit both Italy and Taiwan too see how different they are. Your answer is strange.
Its like saying Paris and Taipei are alike with the Arc de triomphe and Taipei’s North gate old arc gate or Hsinchu’s version. The only thing reminds me of Italy here is seeing a Vespas, nothing else.

[hannes]

[oops posted in wrong thread… haha]

[OysterOmelet]

@PeiHua-Connie

Your answer is strange

You don’t even understand my answer.

Your English is good but you don’t pick up on my Americanisms and cultural references.
@hannes can we close this thread? I’m going to Iceland.

[hannes]

Good for you, I like the choice. Have a grand trip.

[OysterOmelet]

@Andrew0409

Slovakia, Bulgaria, Poland, Malta, and Czech Republic are the top 5 countries where the women marry foreign born men

I’ll probably go to Slovakia before Iceland. I’ve been to Czechia and Poland already {both great}.

[PeiHua-Connie]

[quote=“Gain, post:26, topic:220757, full:true”]

@OysterOmelet

I’ve already ruled out Italy and Spain.

Both countries are like Taiwan to me-ill go when I finish my business.

Wtf? They are nothing like Taiwan. NOTHING

Italy is the best country to visit. Spain is really good too. But Italy wins.

[quote=“OysterOmelet, post:1, topic:220757”]

@OysterOmelet

@PeiHua-Connie

Your answer is strange

You don’t even understand my answer.

Your English is good but you don’t pick up on my Americanisms and cultural references.

OK, so maybe someone else explain why it is Americanisms to think Italy and Spain is like Taiwan since I can not understand it.

[Malasang88]

@volv1992

Austria?

Vienna (Wien) is lovely, recommend the Schonbrunn Palace to see the Gloriette, and Praterstern park for the old ferris wheel. Or, Salzburg for the mountains. Hills are alive, don’t you know?

Austria is amazing. In terms of architecture, beauty, and culture, I prefer Vienna over Paris.

[Malasang88]

@PeiHua-Connie

The only thing reminds me of Italy here is seeing a Vespas, nothing else.

Do Vespas run over people on the sidewalk too? Culture!

[OysterOmelet]

@PeiHua-Connie

Wtf? They are nothing like Taiwan. NOTHING

Spain, Italy, and Taiwan are all countries I want to visit but not now.

There is overlap in some way between any two countries in the world.

Italy is similar to industrial structure to Taiwan. Its firm size, like Taiwan, is relatively small, and machine tools are a sizeable proportion of the economy.

[PeiHua-Connie]

@Malasang88

@PeiHua-Connie

The only thing reminds me of Italy here is seeing a Vespas, nothing else.

Do Vespas run over people on the sidewalk too? Culture!

To answer your question there are on sidewalks too in Italy, though Taiwanese are not as fashionable as Italians. (and renting a scooter in Italy is more expensive from my experience but maybe locals pay less)

Italian Vespa riders turn city streets into a fashion show on wheels. … buzzing bikes dart with abandon through Italy’s streets (and often sidewalks).Swatting Wasps in Florence by Rick Steves