Post: #1

Hi all,

I'm planning on making another trip in november. I usually go on trips in the summertime, so I'm not sure how things are in fall. Perhaps you guys can help me out.

About me

I'm 28 years old, have olive skin (Spanish descent), brown hair and I have above-average looks (8-ish). I'm 6'1" and have an athletic build. My game is average at best, to be honest. I usually have quite a lot of luck with women, but this is mostly because of my looks and not necessarily because of my game (I am working on improving this though).

What I'm looking for

Well, obviously good looking women that aren't extremely hard to get. But most importantly I'm looking for a city that, in november, offers a reasonably good nightlife from thursday to saturday. That's pretty much it! Prices really don't matter that much.

Seeing that I've already visited a lot of cities in and out of Europe and I am looking for some place new, I'd like to go for one of the following cities:

- Vilnius
- Stockholm
- Budapest
- Warsaw
- Krakow
- Belgrade

Thanks in advance!

Post: #2

Are you okay with cold weather?

Post: #3

Sure, no problem. As long as the weather doesn’t keep women away from the clubs

Post: #4

(06-12-2018 10:13 AM)Augerton Wrote:  Sure, no problem. As long as the weather doesn’t keep women away from the clubs

Well it sure does affect the daygame and the will of woman/people to go out. I also asked because some americans are from hotter climate (like florida). I saw a US couple in a Netherlands winter and they were almost dying from cold.

Post: #5

I've been to Belgrade, Warsaw and Krakow in winter, granted it wasn't that cold in Belgrade when I was there, and also, Warsaw and Krakow (no snow at all, coldest it got was 0C.

Belgrade is massively cheaper than Poland.

Belgrade has a lot of clubbing options and not that many tourists in winter. But, as you a probably already aware, women in Serbia are much more conservative than Poland. SNLs can be hard in Serbia, so I would caution you to only visit it you will stay a bit. Otherwise you are much better off in Poland.

Post: #6

Thanks for responding. How do Warsaw and Krakow compare? Which has the better nightlife?

Post: #7

I was 2 weeks in Warsaw May 2017. Nightlife was nothing to write home about for several reasons: quiet midweek, extremely spread out, so you have to take ubers all the time (and Im usually not to lazy to walk a bit, but we are looking at 30 min plus), long lines on the weekend, bad ratio and too many options, so it takes time to find your spot.
I was in Krakow about 5 years ago, so I dont remember too much, but I found it quite good.