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It is the beginning of city break season and across the country jet-setting couples are planning their romantic weekend trips together. But holidaying with your other half can be a minefield, particularly if you haven’t been together too long. What if he is a museum bore? What if she only wants to shop?

Which is why one dating website is offering its top tips about where different couples should choose for their holiday, based on the insights of their own ‘relationship scientist’, Daily Mail writes.

Dr Gian Gonzaga, from eHarmony.co.uk, claims holidays are an essential ‘time out from reality’ for couples, but the perfect mini-break can soon become fraught if you’ve not chosen the right destination.

Adventurous types will want a thrilling spot that will keep them entertained, while more laid-back couples, who have been together a while, may prefer a truly romantic city where they can relax.

The relationship expert recommends that new couples head to Berlin or Barcelona. The German capital is known for its thriving arts scene, while the Catalan city ‘has the heartbeat of a thrilling city and also offers the benefits of a relaxing beach holiday,’ claims Dr Gonzaga.

He suggests that adventurous types should head to Marrakech or Bucharest for a more unusual break. Romania’s capital offers a thriving underground club scene, while Morocco’s colourful medinas and varied cuisine provide plenty of unique experiences.

For couples looking for romance beyond Paris and Venice, the relationship expert recommends fast-paced Hong Kong, coastal Tel Aviv and even Reykjavik, the Icelandic capital surrounded by spectacular natural attractions.

The couples who head to Israel’s second city are normally ‘energetic, adventurous and outgoing’ according to eHarmony. While Iceland is the ideal city break for nature-lovers who don’t want to spend their entire weekend trawling museums, shops and galleries.

Sursa:  http://www.bucharestherald.ro

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