North Wales
York, England...or England in general actually.

Paris!!!! Don't try to keep me away :)

JandaO, I tease my husband that I plan to have him buried in Paris so I will return often. He is NOT amused. Deborah

Paris, Brugge, Baden-Baden, Angers, Loire Valley in general, Muenster, Seckau, Vienna, Port Townsend, Portland,OR, Chicago, Lugano and most of the Ticino, Copenhagen, Lilienthal...so many places!

I love Scotland, especially the highlands.

italy, castelrotto, hallstadt

geez...I don't want too many people to know about some of these places!!!! Don't want things to become overcrowded :)

London.

And I'm not even really an anglophile. It's just that the sense of history (ancient up until 1940's/60's) seems to pour out of every building. Whenever I'm there I feel like I'm in a novel or a Shakespeare play or a Beatles song or? I don't know exactly what it is but its incredibly compelling.

easytraveler said it best: "Home"

After Home:
Paris
Rome
Tuscany
Zell Am See
Sedona
Vermont
And last but not least:
Cape Cod

Paris
Salzburg
Vienna

Cyprus
New York
Malta
Warsaw
Prague
Krakow
Istanbul
Scotland
Newcastle

Bangkok - Yes, despite the traffic, the pollution, the motorcycles, the fried bugs for sale....

Vienna
Salzburg
Rome
Florence
Chartres

Kirkcudbright
Amsterdam

Dorset, UK

Listed in order of preference:

California

California

California

During the peak of the hi tech boom, I used to travel 50 to 80% of the time. It was always so WONDERFUL to come home! :)

Rome, Rome, Rome,
Amalfi Coast
Cinque Terre
Paris
Provence
Venice

Paris, Provence

Paxos
Hong Kong

Greece!

London
Paris
Rome
Brazil