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Stick close to a main metro station, that's key. You might find less English spoken but local places are usually safe and the metro makes getting everywhere easy enough.

Heard the original stall is super busy, are the other outlets just as good for a quick lunch or should I wait in line.

Definitely worth seeing at least once! Try to find a spot a bit further away, maybe near the Dragonfly Bridge, less crowded and you still get a great view of the Supertrees.

Trying to decide where to spend more time, looking for history and street food vibes which city wins the atmosphere contest.

You can do it but definitely fly between the main cities like Hanoi, Da Nang, and HCMC, save the bus/train for shorter hops like Hue to Hoi An.

The untouched part is what makes it so special. It's not a ruin or a rebuilt copy, it's the genuine article. It really does feel like stepping into a storybook.

Honestly, it is a crazy idea. It's just too much travel time for one day. You'd be better off saving Munich for a weekend trip so you can actually enjoy being there.

I know exactly what you mean. Bourton is pretty, but Castle Combe is just a whole other level. It feels genuinely frozen in time, not just set up for tourists. It's beautiful.

Markets like Borough are great, but even just stepping a block or two off the main roads around places like Covent Garden or Leicester Square makes a huge difference. You find much better, more local spots that way. Totally worth the small walk.

For me, it has to be the dome. The sheer size of it is amazing, but it's how it seems to float up there, with all that light coming through the windows, that really gets you. It feels impossible, like they found a way to hang it from heaven.

You have to try Midye Dolma next. Those stuffed mussels with spiced rice and a big squeeze of lemon are just addictive. You could eat a dozen of them standing by the street vendor. They're a real treat.

For the best hiking experience, many people swear by early September. The main crowds are gone, the weather is still mild, and the light on those mountains is just stunning. Late June is also great for wildflowers.

For me, though, I have to go with Nocciola (hazelnut). It has that perfect, deep, toasted flavor and a rich, creamy texture.

I have heard the exact same thing about Galicia. That genuine warmth and hospitality, especially in the smaller villages, really elevates a trip. It sounds like the kind of place where the people truly make the experience unforgettable. I definitely agree that feeling welcome makes all the...

That is such a disappointment. Major construction can definitely ruin the feeling of a historic central square like Puerta del Sol. It makes everything feel blocked off and chaotic. I missed that during my visit, but it's a real shame that was your experience.