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Me and my wife are going to Europe in September - October and so far we have decided to do Budapest (4 nights), Vienna (4 nights), Prague (3 nights), Bruges (2 nights), and Paris (5 nights).
I have been reading a lot (especially on Reddit) about Paris being overrated and I have been told we wouldn't really enjoy it there.
But we really like it from the videos we saw on YouTube and are really excited to be there.
I wanted to know any advice or experiences from you guys so we can make decisions accordingly. Thank you.
Oh, I'm late to this, but Paris is a wonderful city if you love walking and eating. The city is walkable, with many pedestrian sections, and there are places to stop and drink beer and have a little bite to eat. There are so many places and cities I want to visit, but I keep going back to Paris. It's a city for strolling.
Yeah I just think the stats are completely useless outside of serious crimes like homicide. I do think cities have higher levels of assaults and on-person theft simply because people are packed in together and theres more daily interaction. And the culture in NYC is just more aggressive in general. Just my opinion/experience though I dont have the numbers in front of me.
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Lived in NYC for 11 years...a lot of crime is not reported. When that homeless dude spits on you and punches someone then runs off nobody is filing a police report...they're going to work. Homicide rates are probably accurate though - that obviously gets reported.