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Hi,
what European city in your opinion has the best looking women living there. Also feel free to mention where the friendliest women are, and where a decent grasp of English is a plus!
Hamburg and Copenhagen are the not-so-obvious choices I've heard before.
And this is your first post and thread So, let me guess, you are in, want to move to or visit Europe, and you are a single male who wants to increase the likelihood of finding a beautiful European wife, right?
Long time lurker on this site, first time poster! I love traveling and yes I'm 23 and don't like where I'm currently living. I won't say where, but the rent is EXTREMELY expensive, the women think exercise is a jog down to the local kebab shop and it rhymes with Blondon. From experience I have found continental European(i.e. not British) women to be much more interesting, cultured, healthy and beautiful.
So i just want other people's opinions. I would like to move to a different culture although do not want to be isolated from good jobs/business opportunities too. Therefore, the likes of the island of Crete in Greece is not exactly what I'm looking for even if it was where the world's most beautiful and perfect women live and learning a new language would not be a problem.
Depends on what your type is, people in Northern Germany and Scandinavia look different from women farther south.
In terms of women, I am very happy down here in Portugal, but if you need a job, this place is about as bad as Greece or Spain
If you don't like obese women, the UK is definitely not the place for you, it has Europe's highest rate of obese women. Here is a map of obesity rates in Europe: http://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image...006641-gr2.jpg
So I suppose France might be an interesting country for you. Pick one of the smaller cities, not Paris. Northern Italy might also be a good choice.
Long time lurker on this site, first time poster! I love traveling and yes I'm 23 and don't like where I'm currently living. I won't say where, but the rent is EXTREMELY expensive, the women think exercise is a jog down to the local kebab shop and it rhymes with Blondon. From experience I have found continental European(i.e. not British) women to be much more interesting, cultured, healthy and beautiful.
So i just want other people's opinions. I would like to move to a different culture although do not want to be isolated from good jobs/business opportunities too. Therefore, the likes of the island of Crete in Greece is not exactly what I'm looking for even if it was where the world's most beautiful and perfect women live and learning a new language would not be a problem.
The question is Peter are you the 'type' of guy that 'cultured, healthy and beautiful' European women will go for? Perhaps they have the same misconception about English men that you have about English women!!?
Do you really believe that ALL women in London think that 'exercise is a jog down to the local kebab shop' like he claims!?
I don' think he said ALL women, nor did I.
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So, let me guess, you are in, want to move to or visit Europe, and you are a single male who wants to increase the likelihood of finding a beautiful European wife, right? 
and learning a new language would not be a problem.
