If you could live anywhere in Europe?

[DrRingDing]

....where would you choose?

....and why?

What do you look for in a place?

 

[goldenecitrone]

Berlin, Marseille, Granada, Rome, Arles, Munich, Palermo, Vienna, Hamburg and Prague.

 

[chilango]

Bergen

Helsinki

Porto

Innsbruck

(Out of bigger places)

 

[chilango]

Longyearbyen

Chamonix

St Anton

Merano

Aosta

Lecco or Como

Privas

(Out of smaller places)

 

[machine cat]

Cleckheaton.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

Montpellier.

 

[Gromit]

If you could live anywhere in Europe?
....where would you choose?

Yes.

I would chose to live anywhere in Europe.

 

[DrRingDing]

Berlin, Marseille, Granada, Rome, Arles, Munich, Palermo, Vienna, Hamburg and Prague.

Berlin and Granada are on my list.

 

[mao]

London

 

[machine cat]

London

Wouldn't recommend it tbf. I've been there a couple of times and found it quite a shithole. Best avoided.

 

[Gromit]

This question doesn't have enough info for me.

We talking about in my current circumstances? So i'd have to get employment and it would have to be a country where my lack of native tongue would not be a hindrance to me getting decent employment.
Or money no object?

 

[DrRingDing]

This question doesn't have enough info for me.

We talking about in my current circumstances? So i'd have to get employment and it would have to be a country where my lack of native tongue would not be a hindrance to me getting decent employment.
Or money no object?

Realistic.

Imagine you could work from home with a modest wage. You need to be relatively close to an international airport.

Factors?
Weather
Food
Politics
Culture
Geography

 

[beesonthewhatnow]

South of France.

 

[weltweit]

France, Germany, Spain certainly, not in a major city though.

 

[Orang Utan]

Rockall

 

[Zapp Brannigan]

Tuscany. Wine, food, near endless rolling countryside, Florence and Siena on the doorstep and Rome not a million miles away.

 

[chilango]

Rockall

I'd love to go there!

I'd planned to go to St Kilda, but was prohibitively expensive in the end so abandoned the idea.

 

[Orang Utan]

I'd love to go there!

I'd planned to go to St Kilda, but was prohibitively expensive in the end so abandoned the idea.

A friend of mine went there a couple of years ago. He loved it, but it's pot luck whether you get off the boat or not.

 

[machine cat]

Realistic.

Imagine you could work from home with a modest wage. You need to be relatively close to an international airport.

Factors?
Weather
Food
Politics
Culture
Geography

I've changed my mind. Marsden.

 

[dessiato]

I loved living in Portugal, I love living in my little Spanish town. I think I'd like to live in Malaga next.

If it had had to be in the UK I'd like Covent Garden, assuming I had the money, or more realistically Brighton.

Not in Europe, but my favourite place, the one I want to live in more than anywhere, is Miami.

 

[adidaswoody]

Napa

 

[fishfinger]

Indoors.

 

[starfish]

I loved living in Portugal, I love living in my little Spanish town. I think I'd like to live in Malaga next.

If it had had to be in the UK I'd like Covent Garden, assuming I had the money, or more realistically Brighton.

Not in Europe, but my favourite place, the one I want to live in more than anywhere, is Miami.

Liked for the Brighton bit.

 

[Almost There]

Arpino, Italy.

 

[Cheesypoof]

London or Dublin - I've been all around Europe but Ireland and England cannot be beaten.

 

[Gromit]

I think i'm going to say Croatia, around Pula somewhere. Lovely people, surprisingly great for music gigs and festivals, cheap (if you already got UK dollars to spend) and climate wise probably not too baking like Cyprus in the summer or too cold in the winter like Finland or summat.

 

[Cheesypoof]

South of France.

i go there on holiday - dont need to live there. You see how they drive, for example?? maniacs

 

[weltweit]

Though I said Germany France or Spain, I do or did when I made an effort find it hard to comprehend French numbers, why do they do what they do?

 

[skyscraper101]

Ibiza, London, Swiss Apls, Côte d'Azur, Amsterdam

 

[machine cat]

Though I said Germany France or Spain, I do or did when I made an effort find it hard to comprehend French numbers, why do they do what they do?

I thought they used the same numbers as us. 1, 2, 3... etc