The place you always go back to
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I want to do both, return to places I love (Paris, Barcelona, Venice, Rome, Nice) and visit new places (Lyon, Seville, San Sebastian, the Italian Lakes, Sicily, Malta, Corsica, Budapest, Prague, Vienna.)
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suze,
This feeling is also important to me.
Does anyone love to feel a part of the neighborhood, or is just seeing the sites good enough for you? It is so relaxing for me to go to somewhere and know I have seen all the big sites and now I can just wander the streets and stop at little hole in the walls for a glass of wine .
This feeling is also important to me.
Does anyone love to feel a part of the neighborhood, or is just seeing the sites good enough for you? It is so relaxing for me to go to somewhere and know I have seen all the big sites and now I can just wander the streets and stop at little hole in the walls for a glass of wine .
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I've been to Bermuda twice and would love to go back, but there are so many places I haven't seen yet, that I'd rather go to new places than go back to the dozen or so places I have been in Europe.
But I'm only 34, and plan to have time later in my life to return to my favorite places - Greek Isles, Italy, London.
But I'm only 34, and plan to have time later in my life to return to my favorite places - Greek Isles, Italy, London.
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I love Switzerland, Austria, and Bavarian Germany. I can't get enough of them! Each time I go back, I feel a connection to nature. The cleanliness/safety, great food, and scenery in these countries help make trips there literally trouble-free. I also have been back twice to London and Paris both. Paris is getting filthier, so it is a little down on my list now.