Favorite place you've traveled.

Arizona <3

Recently went there to see my new nephew and watch my sister's other munchkins. Arizona is just ... amazing! The scenery is awesome, I love the landscaping they do, and when you're driving through the-middle-of-no-where (the long roads through both New Mexico & Arizona) the mountains and hills and everything is breathtaking.

Tucson, Arizona

First went out there in October of '09 for a little getaway (my favorite aunt lives out there). Fell head-over-heels in love with it, even though I was only there for a week. The sky seemed so much bluer, and the night sky was spectacular. I'm from Richmond, Virginia, and we don't get to see that many stars. I also preferred the open desert of cacti to the claustrophobic feeling of being surrounded by trees.

Germany

Was on a theatre exchange, with groups from Italy,Spain and Germany. I stayed in a small 'bicycle' town called Oldenburg (It's not far from Bremen). I had tried to learn German previously, but to no avail. However, in that week, i learned how to hold a basic conversation. I fell in love with the locals, the language and the food!

I lost my passport near the end and i had to travel to Berlin to get to the British Embassy. Rather than being upset when all the groups went home (including the Scottish!), i was estactic that i got to spend an extra two days there. I stayed in a small part of Berlin, away from the city. Honestly, every day i spent there, the more i fell in love.

*Sighs*

I spent the summer in Europe, specifically Germany and Holland. It's hard to really pick which place was my favorite because everywhere we went was completely amazing! If I had to narrow it down to two it would be Cologne and Amsterdam. I spent a lot of time in Cologne which allowed me to see so much of the city and all of it's wonderful history! As for Amsterdam, I only spent one day there but it was hands down one of the best days in my life (got to go inside the Secret Annex)!

Arizona.

I stayed in Scotsdale where my Uncle lives and it was absolutely beautiful. I love the desert, the heat, the sky, the mountains everywhere you look, the lizards, the strange birds, the people, the cacti, the pools, the roadtrips, the little bar/restaurant we visited everyday, the open mic nights, the patches of shade, the way we got lost trying to find the Grand Canyon, coming back from Las Vegas and feeling like I was going home. I wish I could go again everyday.

Chincoteague Island in Virginia.

I went there a long time ago for their pony-penning and I loved it. The people who lived there were so nice and the weather was beautiful.

Italy.

I think my favourite part of Italy has got to be Rome, but I love the whole country. The weather is amazing, the towns and cities are so pretty, and the food is really good. Rome is just a completely unique place; it's crazy and hectic in places, and then in other places, it's really peaceful and serene. And then all the historic monuments are really interesting to visit.

Has anyone ever been to the Gulf Shores? We're going in less than 2 weeks and I'm so excited!

Hong Kong, London, Paris and Japan. My favorite places of all time. Yup. Greece and Italy will be next, maybe. I'm going to Seoul, South Korea soon. I hope I love it.

london was so nice, i want to go back right now

Rome, Italy. I came back last night. Amazing.

South Haven, Michigan. I go every summer with a friend of mine and her family

Ocean City, Maryland in the US is such a great place to visit. There's so much to do on the boardwalk.

Well, does live somewhere for a few years count? If so, I loved Washington state. Theres nothing like it and if that doesnt count then Laughlin, Nevada. The Colorado River is AMAZING.

Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Either Rome or Tokyo.

The history in Rome is beautiful, and Tokyo is beautifully modern.

My favorite place that I have ever traveled to is Portugal. Form the big city's like Lisbon to the little towns like Alcains every place I visited there was beautiful and the weather couldn't have been any more perfect.

Either Cuba or Belfast. So much political history that just unfolds in front of your eyes.

I'll always love going to Chile. It probably doesn't count since I was born there, but I lived in that country only until I was four, then moved to Venezuela, and then eventually to the U.S. I just love going to the locations I remember seeing as a child. It's funny how my memories of certain places seemed so bigger than they actually are. I haven't been there in two years and I won't be back there until 2014. :(

I love London.
Which is probably very boring of me, since I live in the UK, but it's such a change of pace when it's compared to where I'm from, and I adore the hustle and bustle of city life and the atmosphere there.
I loved Paris too, it's gorgeous, and when I went it had just snowed, and it was absolutely beautiful. There's so much culture in continental Europe, I love it.