Hamburg – next to London, but not that big, not that loud, not that comonwealthy (a new word ), but a lot of british understatement, old families and old money

Munich – Weisswurst (which some girl’s don’t like to eat cause it reminds them on there ex-boy friends or parts of them), prezzle and bavarian beer. But there is also a big and great cultural scene.

Frankfurt – It’s all about money, chicks .. and money. If you want to became a broker go there. If you want to invest money you better go somewhere else

Zurich – Also all about money, but silent money. If you are into this scene it’s fine for you, if not then a holiday trip might be enough.

Paris – Le grand Dame of the European major cities. The place where culture and couture, history and party folks,

Copenhagen – Little Maermaid at the harbour, Tivoli and the world’s best Hot Dogs. The saussage in there is RED, called Pölser, is without any taste or discribable consistance and that is why it perfectly fits together with the other cerials. The guys from Danmark are quite funny, but also former Vikings, so be carefull )

Amsterdam – One should have been there for sure. It’s a melting pot and there you can see how wide the former dutch empire once was. A lot of cultural stuff to see, a lot of party people around and a lot of funny little houses and streets. Don’t miss a visit at one of the famous Bulldog coffee shops and take your time cause afterwards nearly everthing i-s i-n s-u-p-e-r s-l-o-w-m-o )

I can’t rank the cities. Origin I’m from Hamburg and I really love this city, but also all the others and the ones you already wrote down have got there own charm and esprit. The best is to just enjoy it and have the freedom to do so. BTW I miss Miami, L.A., Brussels, Nice and Monte Carlo.

Greetz
Eric