Ranking All Countries I Have Visited in the World... (Tier List)

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[arcofspira]

Of course Drew likes Germany the most, his abuelo in Argentina grew up there and was a great electrician there

[draagax]

Drew: Doesn't experience paris syndrome.

Also Drew: Experiences paris syndrome, but in london.

[kiterkun]

As a German, I would recommend Drew that you still travel to Hamburg, Cologne and Munich, so you might not see everything, but definitely the diversity of German cultures and architecture.

[Subsandsoda]

As a Belgian, seeing Belgium as an unvisited islands hurts 😭 plenty of stuff to see in Brussels and Bruges, plus our food and beer! Here's hoping you'll visit us someday!

[lawden]

Drew literally did the "trip to Europe" meme of only going to western Europe

[maciejn]

If you're going to Poland, I recommend visiting not only Warsaw, but also Kraków and Gdańsk or Wrocław

[vitorskoda]

As a Portuguese, I can tell you'll love Porto because you can see the main sights in a couple os days just by walking and the food is amazing. Guimarães is also a small hop away and is absolutely beautiful.
For Lisbon I would recommend a few more days and, if possible, pair with someone local because you shouldn't miss the surroundings cities (Óbidos, Sintra, Setúbal...)

[Ezrax]

I would really like to see Drew go to somewhere rural instead of only capital cities. It's like going to LA or NYC thinking that's the American experience. edit: thanks for the comments on my vids guys

[zirconiumpantts]

I would really like to see Drew go to the Balkans😄

[weecked]

As a Spaniard, I feel proud that he had the most fun in Spain (be grateful you weren't here in summer, peak temperature was 47ºC)

[firekg]

Drew you NEED to go to Transylvania. It is a perfect mix between east Europe, the Balkans and central Europe. If you want a unique experience I really recommend it.

[aleografics]

I liked the tier list and I'm sure you'll end up getting used to traveling between countries.
Saludos desde España ☺️🇪🇸

[ChillhopMusic]

Hit us up if you come back to the Netherlands, we'd love to show you Rotterdam :)

[llIlllllIll]

for Germany I recommend the moselle/rhine area. It's a beautiful landscape, the towns mostly have half-timbered houses and there's like one castle every 500 meters

[Liggliluff]

For the map, you should consider using one with the first order subdivisions (ISO 3166-2). If you're going to revisit countries in places you haven't been to before, you do need to be able to mark the country more accurately.

[warlordSweden]

I would say it's important to travel during the right season and more than just the capital. And especially research a bit before what to do, to really be able to judge the experience.
Glad you enjoyed our weird part of the world

[Prxypad]

When you visit Vienna, Austria, I would recommend the first district. There you have many tourist shops, you can visit the old palace of the Habsburgs and the st. Stephens Cathedral.

[cherryblossom]

I am German and it makes me really happy that you liked it here. There's really much too see here so I hope next time you'll visit it will be even better.

[bordigotto]

2 suggestions for Italy:

Toscana: you can stay in a hotel in a rural area and each day go to a different city: Florence, Arezzo, Lucca, Pisa, etc. Each city is beautiful and has unique history.

Liguria: you can do the riviera ligure and travel across the coast, staying a bit in each town: La Spezia, Genova, Savona, Albenga, Imperia, Sanremo, Bordighera (the most beautiful city) and make it to Nice eventually, where you can take a train/plane and go to somewhere else.

Edit: for both these trips I recommend renting a car, thought you can use public transport, but it gives you less freedom to go to small cities

[Iknowthismeme]

If you’re planning going back to Italy soon (winter) I would consider Milan, Bologna, Venice and then a mountainside village in South Tyrol (you would experience a totally different culture and the dolomites) If you’re planning goung back to Italy later (summer) I would really recommend Naples, Palermo, and then Sardinia and Cagliari. Meaning that your hotel’s in Cagliari, the capital, while during the day you visit the beaches (which are just a few hours away).