It will be very hard in either case to do cellar door tastings without your own car. As mentioned earlier though, there are plenty of wine bars in Bordeaux, Beaune and Dijon. One added perk of Burgundy is you are so very close to Champagne so you could visit there as well with little difficulty. 1. CuffsOffWilly.
Another must-visit in Ghent (don't drink and drive!): Dreupelkot. Must visit in Antwerp: South Antwerp (area of the museum of arts, very nice view), 't Eilandje (the island) very cool new museum there if not to visit, great to look at while eating/drinking in one of the many bars/resto's there, There's a swimming pool boat if it's hot Take the ferry to north Williamsburg, walk the waterfront promenade to domino park. Get a gelato at Gentile. I would skip Times Square, itā€™s a nightmare right now. The 911 museum is somber but itā€™s worth seeing the the oculus and the architecture downtown is some of the oldest and most beautiful in the city. Have a great time! Iā€™ve traveled to 29 countries over the past ten years, and I can say without a shred of doubt that Hanoi, Vietnam was one of the worst cities Iā€™ve ever visited. The museums were terrible (Ho Chi Minh museum was a joke). Smog suffocates the city, reminiscent of a trip to Beijing 10 years ago. The food was OK (not as good as Thailand or India

Totally underwhelming for a city of over a million, the only really notable sight is the cathedral (and that can be done in 10 to 20 minutes), public transport is very expensive (a day ticket is more expensive than a day ticket in London, one of the most expensive cities in Europe), the city core is not much different from that of any German

5) Gaustatoppen. A shorter trip to the pretty Gaustatoppen mountain with 360-degree views of south Norway. If you go from the nearest car park at the bottom cable car station, hiking takes about 3-4 hours in total. Itā€˜s also possible to take a lift up the cable car (but it costs 350 NOK).
It all depends on your preferences. You want nature: go to AllgƤu, Mecklenburgische Seenplatte, Schwarzwald, Eifel, etc. You want culture and party: visit the cities. There are also a lot of smaller ones that aren't that crowded: Freiburg, Dresden, Heidelberg, NĆ¼rnberg, etc. In terms of beeing nice I'd say Germany is quite solid. Brunei is nice, but it's really small. BSB is closer to an hour or two than a day or two. There's a theme park about an hour out of town. If you're looking for a day trip, head down to Miri in Malaysia. It's a nice little town, alcohol is legal again, and the drive is nice. I see you are familiar with Malaysia, but Sarawak is a bit different
Anything worth going to will be safe, and any shady areas have nothing worth visiting. Being that you're from Toronto, I'll won't go too far into all the American history-related spots, but if you do have any interest, there are several, from Ft. McHenry to the Historical Society to Edgar Allan Poe related sites.
The Florence-Venice train ride is easy enough without breaking it up, but Iā€™d second the vote that Bologna is worth a stop, even for a night/day. 4. TheHoleInFranksHead. ā€¢ 9 mo. ago. Bologna is definitely worth a stop. Easy to walk around, compact, great piazzas, little alleyways, the towers And the food.
Brno has plenty of culture, but it really comes down to what you like - is it clubbing? Big celebrity concerts? Indie music? Dive bar punk? Car absolutely isn't a necessity. Given the current (and near future) state of Brno I'd say it's actually a liability.

it depends on your tastes! milan is the financial and commercial capital of italy so lots to do if you're interested in museums, restaurants, shopping, etc. there are some amazing museums (art, science, design) and wonderful restaurants. it's also a good base for a day trip to como by train. true.

Brno is amazing city with unique atmosphere! I have just got back from there, and I would definitely recommend this guide, that really helped me on my journey in Brno! You can find places that's are worth to visit, where to eat and drink and also some instagrammable places! Let me know if it was useful!

It's not "another country" like many people think. I've never been but if I can offer any advice on visiting, avoid Puerto Rico during hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to November 30. It has one of the most beautiful beaches in the world in Culebra. San Juan itā€™s gorgeous and thereā€™s a ton of things to do.

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