Tell us what's on fun in Western Europe the next 2 weeks?

Come on. You’ve got to give us something to work with.

Where are you flying into/out of? How much time do you have to play with? Do you like to be outdoors in the cold?

We plan to use Easy Jet and Ryanair Wizz and other odd ball airlines to just hop around from Amsterdam next two weeks. We just want know what you think is fun that ain't easy to find via Google

Did you use Cliff Notes in College?

Head to London:

Attend the Lord’s Mayor Parade on the 12th. Enjoy Winter Wonderland’s Bavarian Village. Watch or participate in the Poppy Run in Olympic Park. Dine in an Igloo near Jubilee Gardens. Visit the Camden Town Brewery for a tasting. Have a cocktail at Ladies and Gentleman a former public toilet in Kentish Town. See theatre. Shop in Fortum and Mason, Liberty, Selfridges. Wander about the Shoreditch neighborhood looking at wall murals/street art. Visit Spitalfields. If into LP’s go on vinyl Fridays. Ride the IFS Cloud Cable car. Visit the Horniman Museum. Visit The Roman Wall of Londinium. See the Crystal Park Dinosaurs.
Explore Bletchley Park. Walk along the Regents Canal path.

Just few things to keep you busy.

Northern Europe can be cold and miserable in November, I’d head south, Rome, Athens, southern Spain or Portugal come to mind (we just experiencing an unseasonably early snow storm so I am thinking about chasing the sun!)

Choose some place that you've never visited and fly there. Our new favorite city is Budapest, for example. It's relatively inexpensive and the food's very tasty for the American palate.

We were in Croatia and Montenegro in June, and we'll be visiting there and Slovenia our next visit.

November might be the best month of the year to visit Europe if crowds are a prime consideration. Sweaty crowds jammed into the Louvre or Versailles isn't much fun.

Christmas Markets in Austria will be happening. Vienna and Salzburg are the stars.