UK, France, or Switz.
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epicstruggle said:This might solve my problems a 10 day tour ( trying to find something a few days shorter):
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If you are going to go through Belgium, take the time to visit Brugge and in Switzerland try to see Luzerne. They are both amazing.
If you only have a small amount of time in the UK, obviously see London but try also to get out to either Cambridge or Oxford to wander around the colleges.
Yeah, Indian food is very popular in the UK - you will find no shortage of Indian restaurants, and all will have vegetarian options (I'm a vegetarian myself so understand). A cheaper alternative to London might be Manchester, in which case you could go to Rusholmeepicstruggle said:
I can say that France is a lot more difficult for vegetarians, especially the rural areas, but it can be done (I could live on cheese, fresh French bread and wine!). No idea about Switzerland, though.
They force sausages down your throat!?
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If that's true... L-B will definitely be making a trip!
Last time I was in Europe, we kinda did the whirlwind travel from Germany-Scotland-England. Food quality kinda ranged in that same order as well with Germany having the best food. I had some really good venison & haggis in Scotland (as well as lots of fish n' chips). Black pudding is asstastic though. :?
English food is well ermm... nasty? I pretty much ate fish & chips there as well, and lurked around restaurants with names that were french or Indian in origin. WTF is up with sausage in the UK?!? It's like 60% meat and 40% something else?
Last time I was in Europe, we kinda did the whirlwind travel from Germany-Scotland-England. Food quality kinda ranged in that same order as well with Germany having the best food. I had some really good venison & haggis in Scotland (as well as lots of fish n' chips). Black pudding is asstastic though. :?
English food is well ermm... nasty? I pretty much ate fish & chips there as well, and lurked around restaurants with names that were french or Indian in origin. WTF is up with sausage in the UK?!? It's like 60% meat and 40% something else?
MuFu said:
Woah!! I've always wanted to see Germany...
MasterBaiter said:If that's true... L-B will definitely be making a trip!
Last time I was in Europe, we kinda did the whirlwind travel from Germany-Scotland-England. Food quality kinda ranged in that same order as well with Germany having the best food. I had some really good venison & haggis in Scotland (as well as lots of fish n' chips). Black pudding is asstastic though. :?
English food is well ermm... nasty? I pretty much ate fish & chips there as well, and lurked around restaurants with names that were french or Indian in origin. WTF is up with sausage in the UK?!? It's like 60% meat and 40% something else?
It's the 40% that gives it the taste..............
Do I sense Gay Thread of The Week developing here?
Anyway, you can get good sausage in England, but you really need to go to a proper butcher rather than some supermarket.
If you want a true taste of Scotland on the other hand, try a Scotch pie... quite how they get the "meat" quite that grey I have no idea.
Anyway, you can get good sausage in England, but you really need to go to a proper butcher rather than some supermarket.
If you want a true taste of Scotland on the other hand, try a Scotch pie... quite how they get the "meat" quite that grey I have no idea.
I somehow don't think Epic would appreciate the, erm, unique delights of Amsterdam Another great European city to visit is Barcelona - it really has got it all (amazing architecture, sexy women, laid back lifestyles, cool beaches, good and varied food and a great transport infrastructure).
Another great European city to visit is Barcelona - it really has got it all (amazing architecture, sexy women, laid back lifestyles, cool beaches, good and varied food and a great transport infrastructure).In Italy, no prob for vegetarian food (I mean, "spaghetti e pomodoro", what more vegetarian than that?). If you visit Tuscany, they've got the "bruschetta" there, but every region in Italy (except the mountain zones maybe) has a tradition of vegetarian food. By the way, it's not going to be very sweaty here in Italy at least for the next 10-15 days: there is an unusual fresh start of summer this year (despite the fact that the last 10 days of May were awfully hot). In fact today is almost chilly...beautiful sunshine though.
Blazkowicz
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yes, you have pizza too.
I was going to propose going to Aveyron (department in the south of France)
lots of medieval towns
http://www.villagesdefrance.free.fr/dept/page12_rouergue.htm
I went to Belcastel, it looks awesome
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too bad you're vegetarian, you don't know what you miss, but as it was said you could live on bread and cheese
I would recommand both Italy and southern France.
I was going to propose going to Aveyron (department in the south of France)
lots of medieval towns
http://www.villagesdefrance.free.fr/dept/page12_rouergue.htm
I went to Belcastel, it looks awesome
too bad you're vegetarian, you don't know what you miss
, but as it was said you could live on bread and cheese I would recommand both Italy and southern France.
