American Reacts Top 10 Cities in Europe

Barcelona and Madrid my favs for sure

You like nature? London is 40% public green space and has enough trees that it technically counts as a forest for international land use purposes. One of the reasons I love living here is that I can have the availability of things to do, but can walk a couple of streets over and feel like I’m in a quiet village. Best of both worlds.

What a load of rubbish, they missed out Wolverhampton….

Tourist should go London, Paris, Praha, Roma, Amsterdam, Kobenhavn, Budapest, Warszawa, Saint Petersburg and Berlin (or München). Go!

He did like a "how to travel to 10 nice cities in Europe" video WITH A ROUTE. I guess, this is also probably why places like Athens and Istanbul had no chance to make it into his top 10.
So the title of the video and the order of the places counting them downwards from 10 to 1 seems a bit off for me.
Also I think Europe as a whole region to give travel advises like a tour is by far to big, unless you plan a sabbatical year or so here.
Those proposed ones are also mostly big and huge and crowded cities, you might easily get overwhelmed following his instructions. Also the distances between them, almost everywhere the plane mentioned as travel suggestion… please don't do it like this!

My humble adcice would be: Focus on a region, take trains, ships or rideshare. Stay at least 3-4 days in a smaller city and 4-7 in a bigger one. You'll see much more traveling like this and you'll have a bit more of a deep dive into those places and regions and how they feel. You can easily fill a smaller region with "10 beautiful cities in Europe", too.

-> Central Europe: Take for example Innsbruck, Salzburg, Munich, Regensburg, Nuremberg, Leipzig, Dresden, Breslau, Krakau, Prague, Brno, Bratislava, Vienna, Budapest… oh that 14 already sorry, and there are still more around… 😍
-> Or travel from Oslo via Göteborg, Koberhavn, Lübeck and Hamburg, into the Nederlands via Groningen and finally to Bruges for a more nordic and sea focused environment. If you have time left and you like to have a bit of contrast, Bruxelles and Paris could just be right here. It's just an example, you could go to London instead from there, too… (other way round works as well of course)
-> You can do the same thing in southern Europe, you can travel between Spain (or even Portugal), the French coast and Italy by land and meet enough beautiful cities for your "best ever" top 10 list. Or you take a ship between Spain and Italy and visit Palma de M. and Cagliari on the way…
-> You can make a trip that generally follows a river like the Rhine or Danube: Beautiful cities around everywhere, and remember, also smaller places like Luzern are called cities in Europe.
-> If Russia ever calmes down you can do the Baltic run including beautiful St.Petersburg…

Sooooooooooo many possibilities for a good city trip in Europe, just please don't follow the route in this video 😂

my top 3 faves: London, Amsterdam, Prague.

You mentioned Eastern Europe. I have visited most of the major cities across Europe and would add that St Petersburg and Moscow are very impressive, but currently not an option for obvious reasons. I would rate Kiev much higher than many other capital cities… again not an option. For lovers of how Prague and Budapest used to be when there were far fewer tourists, Tbilisi is a wonderful city to visit and I would love to go back there (Georgia being generally regarded as Europe these days).
Furthermore (See Wikipedia article on Global CIties), London (alongside only New York) is regarded as an Alpha++ city and Paris Alpha+. In the words of Samuel Johnson: "Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford."

As Vatican City is located within Italy's borders, it is a de facto part of the Schengen Area, and so shares the same visa policy as the 26 Schengen countries (you can move freely between any of this countries without any kind of ID). That part at the center of the Colosseum that we can see is the under maze that contained the cells, armories and cages for animals where the spectacles were prepared (some kind of backstage now), so yes it was covered; in fact it was so well done that it was possible to flood it to make representations of naval combats with real ships.

Ghimighniano…. Gimignano sound with sweet G, like gnocchi 😀

Saying that London should not be higher than Paris (the bits that aren't cuyrrently burning that is) is an outrage! You should wash your mouth out with soap! Seriously, these kind of ranking are meaningless as it obviously depends on what your interests and tastes are. Mercifully, London was recently placed above Paris in a world survey of cities having the most world-class museums. London is also different in having more green spaces than any other major city in the world.

Happy 4th of July Connor

I’d trade anyone of those for the history and islands of Greece.

I've been to all of these cities and my favourite is Prague !! It is a Majestic place

If you go to Venice in the months of November December or October it's the flood season known as acqua alta” .

Venice is slowly sinking, and plans are being drawn up as to how to tackle this. Funny how we seem to not qualify as being a western european country since Brexit.

Mc: not American !! US citizens, remember, US is a country with no name.