Favorite place you've traveled.

I was fortunate enough to travel to China and immediately fell in love. Shanghai was incredible.

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic :D half my family is from there, and it's beautiful. Been there countless times :)

Think my favourite place has to be either Grand Cayman, Havana (in Cuba) or Mexico. They're just all amazing.

Rome, Italy.

Tokyo, Japan.

Las Vegas.

Well, I'm going to Spain for freshman year in high school for an exchange student thing. Afterwards, my mom and I are backpacking around Europe.

So I'm pretty sure my answer is going to change.

But so far my favorite place is NYC. I love it so much. Washington Square Park is amazing. The Owl Garden. The small Korean area I stayed at last night. The town houses and the amazing organic, healthy restuarant we went to. Greenwich Village. I just love everything about the city. Even China Town, when some thug almost screamed at me for video taping a fight he and a waaay smaller guy were hashing out.

Disneyland, LA. I feel like this is self explanatory.

I've only been in Germany, Poland and Czech Republic, (and Sweden for 1 hour), lol.
So I'd have to go with Poland and Czech Republic (mostly Prague) as my favorite places. - I actually just got home from Prague (Czech Republic) last Friday (March 8th) :D

Germany is too boring for me atm, since I'm there at least once every month :D
- But I'd love to go to Berlin... And Hamburg (again).

Munich was probably my favorite place. I went to the first weekend of Oktoberfest last Fall with my roommate and a few other girls, and my god. It was beautiful.
Todi, Italy (just outside Perugia) is nearly as equally wonderful. It's full of uniqueness and has such a quiet and peaceful antiquity to it. No one speaks English...è perfetto.

I've just came back from visiting my father in Japan, right now I'm suffering from severe jetlag so I'm feeling like crap but ridiculously happy at the same time.
I've been to Tokyo, and I've done all those tourist-y things, like viewing cherry blossoms at the Ueno Park and also spent days shopping and gawking at weird people in Harajuku, so I can die now. To get around Tokyo all by myself was waaaaay easier than I thought it would be, Japanese people are so nice and helpful and adorable, they literally go out of their way to help you with finding places

And my obsession with Japanese culture from like four years ago came rushing back.

Definitely the Gower Peninsula in Wales for me. It's overlooked, but super quiet and has awesome beaches, which is perfect for nature enthusiasts.

Oh, but York is pretty good, too... D:

Costa Rica.

It's pretty self-explanatory.

Orlando, Florida. Disney world was awesome but I could make do without that two day road trip to get there... -.-"

This past semester I went to so many beautiful places, and though it's hard to pick a favorite, I would say that Venice, Paris, London, and the Irish countryside are among the most gorgeous places I've seen. Venice in particular is just so perfectly picturesque.

Washington DC was a nice, new place to see. A lot of walking involved, but that's okay.

Kauai

I grew up in the UK. As an eight-year old I traveled around France, Italy and Switzerland for two weeks on a road trip. (Flew to Nice. Drove to Pisa, up through Switzerland and across to Calais).
Moved to Canada just before I turned twelve. Done a lot of local traveling (in British Columbia). In 2012 I went to Seattle for the first time. In January I flew to San Jose, CA for a week, and in May I took a roadtrip to Reno, NV and Portland, OR. Not a lot of travels, but it's been fun!

Really I wanna do a lot more traveling and quit my job as a cashier, but then the problem of paying for it all comes to mind. Open to suggestions by the way, send me a PM if you'd like.

Overall I think my favorite place I've traveled to so far is Seattle. Not too far away, but plenty to do.

I loved India, especially New Dehli. I would definitely go back. NYC was also great, I only saw half of the things I wanted while there. There's so much to do!

I loved Las Vegas. As much as the heat sucked, I was just in love with the mountains in the distance and how close the moon looked to the buildings in the heart of Vegas.