Where in Europe is your perfect climate?

[Virtuous]

In places like these it's so humid they turn a 25 degree sunny day into a sauna.

Dude, our summer is mostly humid plus 30 degrees and more average, plus the weather rarely gives us a break in summer, it's constant heat and sun.

[gold_fenix]

Vigo, in the NW of Spain, a subtropical variation mix of oceanic and mediterranean

[Damião de Góis]

I'm too used to the atlantic coast...

[MST3K]

Vigo, in the NW of Spain, a subtropical variation mix of oceanic and mediterranean

Yes. NW Spain, Galicia, Asturias, and Euskadi have perfect climates.
Also, Brittany and Cornwall are nice with mild winters.

[rhiannon]

Norway

Autumn:


Winter:


Spring:


Summer:


Norway is the most perfect country in the world to me. However, thankfully, we Americans can choose to live in our own similar version of Norway...it's called ALASKA! We are moving there very soon!

Autumn in Alaska:


Winter in Alaska:


Alaskan Fjords:


I also would like the rest of Northern Europe's climate....or perhaps the British Isles

[MST3K]

perhaps the British Isles

Only if you like rain. It's raining here now.

[rhiannon]

Only if you like rain. It's raining here now.

I live in very similar climate to the British Isles....it is called the Pacific Northwest It is rainy and misty here most of the time. It's also spectacularly beautiful....but still...it isn't Norway or Alaska

[MarkyMark]

I like both Forrest areas with seasons such as the ones shown above, and the Mediterranean climate.

[derLowe]

My fondest memories are the summers and winters I spent on my Grandfather's farm in the mountains. The winters were bitterly cold and the Summers were moderate, it is a combination I like.

[Aurora]

Switzerland.

Because it does not get too hot. I love the mountains.