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looking for somewhere nice to take my good lady, in november.
3 nights, warm, relaxing, nice eating, and hopefully some nice ale.
any idea's greatly appreciated.
Rome? Barcelona? Verona? Often cheap flights to be had if it's not half term, all will be warm and can be as relaxing as you see fit. Nice ale might be a challenge though.
Centre parks? 😆
done rome and barca. oh, and I cant walk far.
Warrington.
Lisbon. Unfortunately it's a great walking city.
But there's always
http://www.lisbonbysegway.com/en/
🙂
train to cascais
sea life centre is good too
Amsterdam? It may not be warm but you can get a tram everywhere. Beer's good, cheap flights, option of something a little herbal.
Porto's an option too though I've never been, meant to be stunning.
3 nights on the piss then...Keswick/elterwater/ambleside.
Not exceptionally warm but Vienna is great for a city break. Plenty of walking or sitting in cafes and fine ale though.
Seville and drink Estrella. Not a huge city - best bits all fairly close to each other.
Centre parks?
He said spoil, not ruin 🙂
Was in Varkiza, Athens about 10 days ago. 29 degrees max didn't sound that hot, but it felt loverly 🙂 Pretty chilled area and all the touristy crap you could never want is just a bus ride away.
Lager tastes much better when you're on your hollibobs
For something a bit different, with all the benefits of Italy but the effectiveness/efficiency of teh swiss - Lugano is rather nice. Close to Milan airport.
How far do you want to travel?
Porto's an option too though I've never been, meant to be stunning.
Porto's lovely, but very hilly and you'll be walking everywhere. A long warm weekend in November means (to me) south Spain / Canaries / Madeira.
Seville or Granada, both warm, half decent beer, not too big to get about?
Bruges, again lots to see in small area, great beer
I'm doing the same with the other half late November for 4 days. I chose Ortygia (the posh bit of Syracuse in Sicily) mainly as it's just a bit different to the usual city destinations and will not have closed up like some resort towns plus it has great food and there are a couple of craft beer places and a daily food market (self catering and love to cook)
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some of them are ruinously expensive, but probs no more than abroad if you take in flights and euro exchange! They're all all in lovely spots and well appointed etc etc.
Reykjavik?
Durban, Umhlanga Rocks