Planning a honeymoon, thinking of Italy, Germany, or Ireland. Where should I go?

Question

Money is not the determining factor, want to relax, have some great memories. I'm open for suggestions!!

Answer 1

Ireland you can stay in castles and stuff. Some castles are really pretty.

Answer 2

The region offers just about every activity available – walking, cycling, diving, sailing, surfing, kayaking and canoeing, equestrian, whale and dolphin watching, wildlife and much more…

There are many Adventure Activities in Cork and Kerry for both individuals and groups. Friendly instructors lead activities such as Quad Biking, Off Road Driving, Rock Climbing, Mountaineering, Abseiling, Paragliding and Archery. Or for the ultimate in exhilaration, try a trip in a high speed ‘ Zapcat ’ boat, or perhaps you would prefer to participate in " The Irish Adventure Challenge " race on May 12th, 2007.

The South West's possibilities for outdoor enthusiasts are simply inexhaustible and unlimited !

Answer 3

Go to all three!!

Italy is old and touristy, can be rather dirty.

Germany down south in the Baviara area, such as Lake Constance, or Strassburg the scenery is stunning.

Ireland has so much to offer, great history, castles b & bs are friendly. and of course they speak English, (sort of).

Answer 4

Ireland, great people, great fun, relaxed and friendly with stunning romantic scenery!

Answer 5

visit luxembourg

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Answer 6

Actually if you are wanting a "vacation" type honeymoon, then your best bet would be Europe. You can start off in France and then travel to Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Italy...

I was stationed in Germany in the military and visited many different countries for very little money.

Good luck with the honeymoon/marriage. Hope it lasts.

Answer 7

I've never been to Germany, but I've traveled quite a bit in Italy and Ireland.  While I would go to Ireland any minute of the day I loved it so much, for a honeymoon I've definitely got to recommend Italy.  My wife and I went two years ago and spent time in Rome, Tuscany, and on Lake Como, and the entire trip was incredibly romantic (no pun intended).  I would pass on Lake Como, though--lots of older folk go there to chill.  It's a nice town, but if you're young (-ish) and want slightly more romance, stick with Rome and Tuscany.  I would particularly recommend staying in Tuscany for a while, especially as you said you're looking to relax and have some great memories.  Italy is all about relaxing (preferably with awesome and cheap wine).  If you want any recs for Italy, by all means let me know.  And congrats on the upcoming marriage.