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Well, you have to live in a "hub" city that can fly you to as many European destinations as possible, non-stop. Try flying from a medium sized EU city in the North to Seville, for example: it will take at least 7-8 hours. I found it quickest to fly from Copenhagen to Malaga, non-stop, and take a 2 hour train ride.
Well, you have to live in a "hub" city that can fly you to as many European destinations as possible, non-stop. Try flying from a medium sized EU city in the North to Seville, for example: it will take at least 7-8 hours. I found it quickest to fly from Copenhagen to Malaga, non-stop, and take a 2 hour train ride.
8 hours to Seville from a medium sized city in north Europe?
Are you referring to Seville, Phyllipines?
I agree! Budapest is also Ok, but Vienna is just about perfect and close to so many great cities!
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