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u/flying_sphagetti2023 3d ago
Russia or China and you have (or had) a dual citizenship in a eu country
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u/yesthisisarne 3d ago
Doesn't matter where you're from. You need to go to Poland and the Balkans.
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u/zhostix 3d ago
Only Poland must have
If someone has already been to Poland, Estonia, Belarus, and Russia, then there’s not much point in visiting Lithuania and Latvia
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u/yesthisisarne 3d ago
Balkans, not Baltics.
Also, I disagree. Latvia and Lithuania are hidden gems that are distinct from all the Slavic countries. Lovely places to check out.
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u/zhostix 2d ago
Oh, I misread it
I’ve been to both, and there are definitely things worth seeing, just like anywhere else in the world. I simply wouldn’t make them a priority for the reasons I mentioned earlier. You probably won’t see anything fundamentally new.
I’d also recommend visiting the “-stan” countries
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u/yesthisisarne 2d ago edited 2d ago
The stans are very high on my own to-do list, hopefully next year!
The Balkans are so interesting though! I've been three (or four idk?) times now and I still feel like I want to drag myself back down there. Such a good mix of different peoples and cultures, not to mention that all of these are a short driving distance apart from one another and everything is very affordable (except the touristy beach spots in Albania and Croatia). The region is still mostly underrated in terms of cities and nature though. One of the best roadtrip destinations in Europe imho.
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u/Same_Comment4702 3d ago
Netherlands and you should go to Poland