France, Germany or Great Britain

I spent over four years in Germany while in the military and as a truck driver, I was able to see most of Europe quite frequently and for free. I was completely dissapointed with France, I went to Paris four times and each time was just okay. Where I lived in Germany was only 4 hours away from Paris, which is the reason I went there so many times. About the only thing that I enjoyed in Paris was the Louvre museum - the home of the Mona Lisa and the Eiffel Tower. Other than that it was dissapointing. The fact that they don't really like americans doesn't help their cause either. The people were rude and the women, well, let's just say that it was a different breed. Great Britain was cool, day and night, those people know how to party and all of the sights were great. But if you really want to enjoy history Germany would be your best bet. It is really clean and there is so much history there that I wasn't able (in four plus years) to see it all. The festivals are great, the people are friendly (only indoors) and the women are plentiful and beautiful. You will also run into a lot of american troops, which is why most Germans can speak at least some english. At night you can go to the clubs. In the day you can see all of the castles or go to the vineyards. The home of the coo coo clock is in the Black Forrest, in the southwest of Germany. To get around there is this little road called the autobahn - it's an awesome thing no speed limit for most of the highways. There is a whole lot of things to do in Germany, you just have to go.

Mainly due to being limited to the English language, I have no better alternative but to choose Great Britain. Though there may be many interesting things in the other two countries, I would surely learn lesser and find myself lost if I do not know what are written around me.

it france for me dude with paris and all. I've heard france is a home of really good looking girls too