Lads weekend break in Europe but where?
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Thinking of doing a long weekend in europe before the winter, Last year we went to Bergen and loved it but crikey £10+ a pint and 6 quid for a sandwich stretched the budget somewhat, I could have done 10 days in spain for what we spent.
I was thinking of going somewhere similar with the chaps but want to avoid that sort of expense, we also want to avoid the loutish places that kids go as we're in our 40's now and the stag places in eastern europe are a no no.
I was thinking of Tallinn but I hear this place is getting more popular with Brits which i want to stay away from.
Thing is apart from the silly prices I think Bergen is hard to beat, great scenery, nice bars and best of all the locals like the English.
Anywhere as good as this because i'd love to know?
Cheers
I was thinking of going somewhere similar with the chaps but want to avoid that sort of expense, we also want to avoid the loutish places that kids go as we're in our 40's now and the stag places in eastern europe are a no no.
I was thinking of Tallinn but I hear this place is getting more popular with Brits which i want to stay away from.
Thing is apart from the silly prices I think Bergen is hard to beat, great scenery, nice bars and best of all the locals like the English.
Anywhere as good as this because i'd love to know?
Cheers
Tallinn is perfect for a slightly older crowd.
The groups of pissed-up Brits on stag dos are long gone since prices in bars are nearly at London levels.
You might still have a problem getting into bars as a large group of blokes. This is easily solved by getting chatting to local girls - all young people speak English - or women on the plane over.
The groups of pissed-up Brits on stag dos are long gone since prices in bars are nearly at London levels.
You might still have a problem getting into bars as a large group of blokes. This is easily solved by getting chatting to local girls - all young people speak English - or women on the plane over.
Mobile Chicane said:
Tallinn is perfect for a slightly older crowd.
The groups of pissed-up Brits on stag dos are long gone since prices in bars are nearly at London levels.
You might still have a problem getting into bars as a large group of blokes. This is easily solved by getting chatting to local girls - all young people speak English - or women on the plane over.
Hmmmm didn't know prices were like London. Shouldn't have too much of a problem with numbers as they'll be 4 of us at most.The groups of pissed-up Brits on stag dos are long gone since prices in bars are nearly at London levels.
You might still have a problem getting into bars as a large group of blokes. This is easily solved by getting chatting to local girls - all young people speak English - or women on the plane over.
Tallinn, just stay in the old town and don't venture outside the old city walls. Last time I was there stayed at the Merchants House Hotel, plenty of bars and restaurants. The old town really is beautiful, though the constant snow when I was last there added to the experience. A night in Helsinki, Finland is also a good idea, not very long on the ferry.
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