Which city in the world do you guys like the most?

[Rapper]

Without a doubt,my hometown wins my heart

but except for my hometown Macao China, i would say Tokyo is the place where i like the most

"a whiff of far east"

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[blizz]

i really loved florence, italy...so i'm gonna go with that.

[Bukefal]

Barcelona, Rome, Athens, Monte Carlo, Thessaloniki

Some of the nicest ive been too!

[sonic21]

Puducherry, India.

then Singapore, Paris and London.

[sonic21]

India? I am part indian and I have been there once in 20 years

i go to india every 2-3 years. My granparents live there.

[Thunder Dan]

Chicago

[JudynTX]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v371/ladyspur/chicago-illinois.jpg

:D

[tlongII]

http://www.skyscraper.com/provider-of-san-francisco-office-space.jpg

[manufan10]

http://i.pbase.com/o4/31/321431/1/60869671.RioHondoWest.jpg

[IronMexican]

South LA

[hater]

Barcelona is the best city in Europe

Buenos Aires best city in America (10x hotter girls than NY)

never been to asia but would love to go to Tokyo

[tlongII]

Barcelona is the best city in Europe

Buenos Aires best city in America (10x hotter girls than NY)

never been to asia but would love to go to Tokyo

Buenos Aires has hot chicks, but as a city it sucks ass.

[mrsmaalox]

My favorite European city is London (but Amsterdam is a lot of fun :smokin)

In the USA it has to be NYC; no place on earth compares!

[hater]

Buenos Aires has hot chicks, but as a city it sucks ass.

to live in? yes. But to visit on vacation? it's got everything, cheaper and better girls.

I thought the question was best city to visit.

[Dr. Gonzo]

My hometown: Bishop, Texas

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h290/midgetonadonkey/IMGP0088.jpg

[angel_luv]

Currently, London England.
Istanbul, Turkey is a close second.

I want to visit Bled, Slovenia and some other places in Europe and when I do I might have a new favorite.

[Viva Las Espuelas]

Montreaux, Switzerland was awesome. The city was cool and so were the people. I just don't know if it was because of the jazz festival that was going on. either way, a very cool place.

[manufan10]

Bar Harbor, Maine:

http://www.awesomephotograph.com/Awesome_Photography/City_Scapes_Skylines/Main_Street_Bar_Harbor_Downtown_080925.jpg

http://www.photographyplanet.net/MAINE/images/bar%20harbor%20street%20copy.jpg

[manufan10]

Durango, Colorado:

http://www.gatewayreservations.com/Images/durango_colorado_2.jpg

http://www.bike4vets.org/images/journal_photos/week12/large/79.4%20-%20main%20st%20durango.jpg

[manufan10]

Jackson, Wyoming:

http://www.legendsofamerica.com/photos-wyoming/JacksonWyoming.jpg

http://agecon.uwyo.edu/EconDev/images/DowntownWY/Jackson.JPG

http://www.vacationidea.com/pix/img25Hy8R/jackson_hole/jackson_town_sq_7.jpg

http://cams.alltrips.com/townsquare/townsquare.jpg

[Viva Las Espuelas]

Jackson, Wyoming:

http://www.legendsofamerica.com/photos-wyoming/JacksonWyoming.jpg

http://agecon.uwyo.edu/EconDev/images/DowntownWY/Jackson.JPG

http://www.vacationidea.com/pix/img25Hy8R/jackson_hole/jackson_town_sq_7.jpg

http://cams.alltrips.com/townsquare/townsquare.jpg
isn't that where the griswald's went

[DarkReign]

Ive never been to Europe, so I am an unwashed heathen, but...

Poipu, Island of Kauai, Hawaii

Just breathtakingly beautiful, all day, every day ,everywhere you go, everything you see, everything you hear, everything you do.

Its like life is just automatically better in every facet of living. Unexplainable, really.

[velik_m]

Barcelona. Prague and Paris are nice too.

[manufan10]

isn't that where the griswald's went

:tu

[LeBronMVPjames]

Moscow

[manufan10]

Bodega Bay, California

They shot scenes from Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" there.

http://www.movie-locations.com/movies/b/birds_tides.jpg

http://www.listingdomains.com/POLibrary/system_data/LD_doc_library/LD113/LILJ1210862823P_8310813450A_ph21051A.jpg

[Viva Las Espuelas]

:tu
it is?
you know i'm replaying the movie in my head and i think they do go to jackson. that's where audrey loses her hearing for a bit.

[MB20]

Ouagadougou

[tlongII]

Bend, Oregon

http://fineartamerica.com/images-medium/golden-butte-bend-oregon-john-melton.jpg
http://www.visitusa.com/oregon/images/bendpic.jpg
http://www.bendoregonrealestateexpert.com/bend-real-estate-blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/crane-boys-1-small.JPG

[manufan10]

Bend, Oregon

http://fineartamerica.com/images-medium/golden-butte-bend-oregon-john-melton.jpg
http://www.visitusa.com/oregon/images/bendpic.jpg
http://www.bendoregonrealestateexpert.com/bend-real-estate-blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/crane-boys-1-small.JPG

That looks like a nice place! :tu

[tlongII]

I'll be there next weekend! :smokin

[David Bowie]

Amsterdam, Holland.

Not because of the weed or anything else. I just felt a real sense of wellbeing when I was there. Great people, really healthy food, water and beautiful flowers everywhere, biking, great air, etc.

[angel_luv]

I want to go back to Amsterdam and visit the house Anne Frank stayed in.

[Summers]

Currently, London England.
Istanbul, Turkey is a close second.

I want to visit Bled, Slovenia and some other places in Europe and when I do I might have a new favorite.

In that case, I'd like to visit Christiansted. :) But seriously, I haven't traveled much, but the parts of Denver I've seen are really nice. I'd like to see cities with a lot of history; that makes for interesting sight-seeing for me.

(Edited in case anyone thought I was serious.)

[LnGrrrR]

Bar Harbor is a cool city, and I love downtown Boston, but my fave city is probably New Orleans.

[Slomo]

The list of cities that are nice to visit is too long to post, but to live in the answer is easy: Zurich (even Fortune magazine agrees with me).

And while Ljubljana can't really compare the quality of life is pretty high there too.

[baseline bum]

The list of cities that are nice to visit is too long to post, but to live in the answer is easy: Zurich (even Fortune magazine agrees with me).

And while Ljubljana can't really compare the quality of life is pretty high there too.

Why would you want to live in Zurich? Isn't it by far the most expensive city in the world? I have a friend who told me it cost him like $50-$60 for a shitty cafeteria lunch when he had to go there on business.

[PuttPutt]

I really enjoyed Panama City, Panama a couple of years ago. Paradise Island, Bahamas was cool too. In the US, I love Seattle.

[Jekka]

Most of my favorite places in the world aren't densely populated, but if I were going to pick proper cities, it would be Santa Fe, Florence, and DC, in that order.

[jack sommerset]

New York City! I am so glad noone said that shithole San Antonio. Get out now why you have a chance. It fucking sucks there!

[baseline bum]

New York City! I am so glad noone said that shithole San Antonio. Get out now why you have a chance. It fucking sucks there!

Could be worse; someone could say Houston.

[Thunder Dan]

I think New York sucks. It's dirty as hell. Chicago is very clean and still big and the people aren't raging assholes

[blizz]

i also really liked flagstaff az when i passed through. i stayed there a night and it was beautiful. for pure fun - las vegas. history - rome. scenery - venice. a place to live - florence.

[Phineas J. Whoopee]

Kansas City, MO

[Cane]

I was born in Seoul and lived there for about ten years since I was born as a military brat but that place has been unmatched from the several cities I've lived in the US although San Antonio has been the largest one I've lived in.

Legalized prostitutes, breathtaking scenery, awe-inspiring city architecture, and overally big city feel of Seoul was a great experience. I was born a city rat.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4d/Seoul_at_night_from_63_building.jpg/800px-Seoul_at_night_from_63_building.jpg

[lefty]

Montreal

Ankara



Both awesome cities :tu

[manufan10]

New York City! I am so glad noone said that shithole San Antonio. Get out now why you have a chance. It fucking sucks there!

And yet you like New York City the most. :rolleyes

[Frenzy]

ny is over rated.

[Slomo]

Why would you want to live in Zurich? Isn't it by far the most expensive city in the world? I have a friend who told me it cost him like $50-$60 for a shitty cafeteria lunch when he had to go there on business.

While Zurich can be expensive (I know I'm there a few times every month), the really expensive part is really only in the center. You can have lunch for more or less the same kind of money as Munich or Frankfurt and in many ways it's like Paris, it's only expensive for tourists.
Except if money is not an issue. Never stay at the downtown hotels!!! They're nice, but $$$. At the same time Tuesday I slept in a nice new modern hotel 5 min. by train from the airport and 10 minutes by tram from the city center for 58€/night, which by European standards is a steal. For 60€/night in Paris you seriously have to worry about cockroaches or the neighborhood - probably both. In London you'd probably be an hour travel away from the center.

At the same time the quality of life in Zurich is off the charts. Things like cleanliness, safety and lack of pollution are still true. While being a city on all the major concert tours (or at least close by). Excellent geographical position with good connections to anywhere in the world. World class health institution all around. Excellent schools. Low crime rate.

As I said I do a lot of business in Zurich and have a few personal friends there - and while it is not the cheapest city (OK it's in the top half), I feel you get a lot for your bucks.

BTW Munich is a pretty nice city to live in too! (and cheaper than Zurich).

[Insomniac]

New Braunfels, TX

[JudynTX]

Chicago is very clean and still big and the people aren't raging assholes

:tu Very friendly people.

[Soul_Patch]

Pretty much anywhere in Switzerland, if i had to pick one, it would be Lucerne

http://www.funmurphys.com/photos/blog/europe/lucerne_panorama.jpg

Visit an old highschool friend there ocassionally, been about three times, and each time it amazes me how clean and beautiful everything about the place is.


Favorite big city is a tie between Paris and London.

[SpursStalker]

Always wanted to live in Montana for some reason.

Germany is always a place I would love to be.

[Spurminator]

Ive never been to Europe, so I am an unwashed heathen, but...

Poipu, Island of Kauai, Hawaii

Just breathtakingly beautiful, all day, every day ,everywhere you go, everything you see, everything you hear, everything you do.

Its like life is just automatically better in every facet of living. Unexplainable, really.


:tu

Glad to read this, I'm headed there in a couple of months.

I'm not much of a traveler either (yet) but I love Denver.

[Soul_Patch]

I lived in Germany for about a year and a half right after i graduated highschool. It is one of the cleanest countries i have been in, at least the southwest area is. Beautiful landscapes, awesome roads, quaint cities and villages. It is a country i loved to drive in...just so much to see.

[MB20]

Buenos Aires has hot chicks

This guy agrees with you...

"S. Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford Admits To Affair With Women From Argentina"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uSNwjJaPAo

[manufan10]

Fredricksburg, Tx:

http://cache.virtualtourist.com/1749737-Typical_downtown_Fredericksburg_buildings-Fredericksburg.jpg


http://www.fredericksburgtxrealestate.com/files/1401134.jpg

http://travelplusphoto.com/wp-content/plugins/yet-another-photoblog/cache/main_st_fredericksburg_texas.gt0f8bjjb3wc4s8csg8cs 0c4.6ftqw7o5s40808swwgwo00kwo.th.jpeg

[SpursStalker]

I lived in Germany for about a year and a half right after i graduated highschool. It is one of the cleanest countries i have been in, at least the southwest area is. Beautiful landscapes, awesome roads, quaint cities and villages. It is a country i loved to drive in...just so much to see.

I spent 3 yrs there as a child, and since this is where my background is. I would love to go back and get jiggy with it.

[tlongII]

http://www.americanroundup.com/Bend%20Oregon%20-%20Ruby%20Wax%20went%20in%20search%20of%20apple%20 pie%20and%20wasnt%20dissapointed.jpg
http://activerain.com/image_store/uploads/5/9/8/9/0/ar117271897209895.jpg
http://www.mtgfoundation.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/bend-oregon-mortgage.jpg
http://www.bend-oregon-real-estate.us/images/northeast-bend-oregon.jpg
http://activerain.com/image_store/uploads/2/3/2/4/7/ar117433977174232.jpg
http://www.wanderthewest.com/photos/article/large/868e72c94c43ac1f8514aa2aee0889e.jpg
http://208.56.96.178/images/David%20Jensen/Jensen%20WJG%20Smith%20Rock%20Crooked%20River%20Or egon%20USA%20prints%20photographs%20color%20vertic als%20wsl%20ink%20desert%20Bend.jpg
http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Imgs/Jpg/LavaButte/Images/LavaButte84_lava_butte_near_bend_oregon_10-01-84_med.jpg
http://www.kite-line.com/sm-Wiki01-6-8-03.jpg
http://pics4.city-data.com/cpic/ufiles1099.jpg
http://away.com/images/outside/200608/bend-oregon.jpg
http://www.alpenglowvacationrentals.com/images/river_in_bend__or.jpg
http://www.bendrealestateteam.com/images/fff134f2bc9fc62ae1fca1a7390afa0.jpg
http://mammothtobend.com/images/bendballoons.gif

Sorry for all the pics! It's just my favorite place in the world by far.

[manufan10]

:tu

Beautiful scenery tlong!

[manufan10]

http://www.dustydavis.com/blogimages/crater_lake_large.jpg

http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb-media/08/12608-004-C194ED9C.jpg

I stayed in a small city.. Battle of the ??... or something like that in Oregon. It was a beautiful small city with scenery.

[tlongII]

The pictures there are of Crater Lake. That's about 90 miles south of Bend.

[Supreme_Being]

Singapore, Paris, Hong Kong, London, Rome, Manila and Kuala Lumpur.

[manufan10]

The pictures there are of Crater Lake. That's about 90 miles south of Bend.

Yeah, I stayed at a camp sight near the Rogue River. It was a pretty small city, but I can't remember it.

[sam1617]

Call me crazy, but SA cause its my hometown...

Beyond that, Santa Fe NM. Seriously, nice town, nice folks, beautiful country.

And in reality, I hate cities in general. Give me a small town, or no town, and I would be happiest.

[manufan10]

Call me crazy, but SA cause its my hometown...

And in reality, I hate cities in general. Give me a small town, or no town, and I would be happiest.

+1

Most of the places I like are small towns/cities. San Antonio is the exception. The only big city that I really like.

[LnGrrrR]

Fredricksburg, Tx:

http://cache.virtualtourist.com/1749737-Typical_downtown_Fredericksburg_buildings-Fredericksburg.jpg


http://www.fredericksburgtxrealestate.com/files/1401134.jpg

http://travelplusphoto.com/wp-content/plugins/yet-another-photoblog/cache/main_st_fredericksburg_texas.gt0f8bjjb3wc4s8csg8cs 0c4.6ftqw7o5s40808swwgwo00kwo.th.jpeg

Fredericksburg is pretty cool. My friend and I rented a cabin up there when I turned 21... pretty good times.

[word]

i really loved florence, italy...so i'm gonna go with that.

I was in Italy in the 90's and that is the most beautiful country on earth. Too bad there's all those wops there.

[word]

Pretty much anywhere in Switzerland, if i had to pick one, it would be Lucerne

http://www.funmurphys.com/photos/blog/europe/lucerne_panorama.jpg

Visit an old highschool friend there ocassionally, been about three times, and each time it amazes me how clean and beautiful everything about the place is.


Favorite big city is a tie between Paris and London.

Innsbrook Austria much like that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-zZIyS-6Jk&feature=related

[word]

double post

[sonnytris]

Shit Creek , Wyo

[Extra Stout]

Best places:

1. Eagle Pass, TX -- every time I go to Eagle Pass, I am impressed by the cleanliness of the city, the large numbers of educated, professional people, and the public infrastrcture, Teutonic in its efficiency. Eagle Pass is really poised to continue as one of America's economic and cultural shooting stars.

2. Andrews, TX -- few places in America can compete with the breathtaking scenery of Andrews. Verdant forests serve as the opening act to breathtaking mountains in the distance. Everyone you meet is so friendly, vibrant, and alive --- Andrews has a bright future.

3. Lagos, Nigeria -- the Paris of Africa. Nuff said.

4. Camden, NJ -- the tech hub of the northeast. Glistening new office towers portend the boundless optimism found in this potent economic engine. Also a great place for families.

5. East St. Louis, IL -- one of America's architectural treasures. Row after row of pristinely kept-up turn-of-the-century homes. A bustling boutique downtown lined with trees. People are about the friendliest I've ever encountered.

[Vinnie_Johnson]

Fresno CA

[Brodels]

Portland, ME
Chicago
Denver
Suzhou, China
Barcelona

...are my favorites.

[jacobdrj]

In my limited travels, the city that sticks out as my favorite is Washington DC. Least favorite: Jacksonville FL...

[AmericanWoman]

Lincoln, Nebraska.

[exstatic]

Best places:

1. Eagle Pass, TX -- every time I go to Eagle Pass, I am impressed by the cleanliness of the city, the large numbers of educated, professional people, and the public infrastrcture, Teutonic in its efficiency. Eagle Pass is really poised to continue as one of America's economic and cultural shooting stars.

2. Andrews, TX -- few places in America can compete with the breathtaking scenery of Andrews. Verdant forests serve as the opening act to breathtaking mountains in the distance. Everyone you meet is so friendly, vibrant, and alive --- Andrews has a bright future.

3. Lagos, Nigeria -- the Paris of Africa. Nuff said.

4. Camden, NJ -- the tech hub of the northeast. Glistening new office towers portend the boundless optimism found in this potent economic engine. Also a great place for families.

5. East St. Louis, IL -- one of America's architectural treasures. Row after row of pristinely kept-up turn-of-the-century homes. A bustling boutique downtown lined with trees. People are about the friendliest I've ever encountered.

Is that last one a joke, or have I slipped into Bizarro world? The East StL I remember was a burn out abandoned husk in the same league as Watts. My dad always took the two lane highway from our Illinois town to StL, but he made sure that before he got to East StL, we were on the damn freeway and driving over it and not through it. Granted, that was 40 years ago, but I don't see Watts or Detroit making this kind of comeback, and they all burned/rioted about the same time.

[Extra Stout]

Is that last one a joke, or have I slipped into Bizarro world? The East StL I remember was a burn out abandoned husk in the same league as Watts. My dad always took the two lane highway from our Illinois town to StL, but he made sure that before he got to East StL, we were on the damn freeway and driving over it and not through it. Granted, that was 40 years ago, but I don't see Watts or Detroit making this kind of comeback, and they all burned/rioted about the same time.
In reality, East St. Louis lies in ruins. The downtown buildings are skeletons, their facades collapsed, with trees going out of the roofs. Abandoned factories have rusted in place for half a century. The first thing a black person in East St. Louis does when they find a job is move out of there, up over the bluffs. Any outsider who doesn't want to die knows to be out of there before 4 PM. During mid-day you won't get killed because nobody is awake, but the only thing to do is gawk at what looks like a war zone.

I'm just curious why only that one city caught your attention. Did you really think Lagos was the Paris of Africa?

[mookie2001]

im sure hes joking

eagle pass is a shit hole and east philly doesnt sound appealing at all

[David@SLCC]

These were already mentioned, but anyway...

1) Tokyo, Japan
2) Singapore
3) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
4) Kobe, Japan


I just really love Asia

[exstatic]

In reality, East St. Louis lies in ruins. The downtown buildings are skeletons, their facades collapsed, with trees going out of the roofs. Abandoned factories have rusted in place for half a century. The first thing a black person in East St. Louis does when they find a job is move out of there, up over the bluffs. Any outsider who doesn't want to die knows to be out of there before 4 PM. During mid-day you won't get killed because nobody is awake, but the only thing to do is gawk at what looks like a war zone.

I'm just curious why only that one city caught your attention. Did you really think Lagos was the Paris of Africa?

THe Lagos one caught my attention, but I have no personal experience with it, and have never been there. Not the case with East StL.

Bravo. :lol

[Extra Stout]

Bend, Oregon
I enjoyed my time in Bend. We stayed at an inn right on the river, and I got up early and hiked up a mountain right next to Mt. Bachelor. The payoff was a great view of the Sisters.

Plus there's this breakfast place that has like ten kinds of Eggs Benedict.

Overall, :tu. I recommend.

[Fillmoe]

http://www.skyscraper.com/provider-of-san-francisco-office-space.jpg

i was just there today.... watched the giants beat the reds

[Fillmoe]

coeur d'alene idaho is nice too

[Fillmoe]

Fresno CA

wtf.. lol... im almost sure ur kidding... fresno is a shithole

[Fillmoe]

if CA had an asshole.... fresno ca would for sure be it...

[Fillmoe]

coeur d'alene idaho is nice too

http://condonorthwest.com/condo/coeur_d_alene_1024.jpg

[AFBlue]

I've enjoyed my time thus far in Redondo Beach and the surrounding beach areas of LA. I got reminded just how beautiful the weather and scenery was here when my my family from Texas came to visit recently and couldn't stop raving about it...saying my wife and I live in a vacation home (six blocks to the pier/beach).

It's definitely more expensive to live out here and the people aren't as nice in general (like they're too busy with their own lives to inconvenience themselves with you)...but as for the year-round weather and scenery, it's hard to beat.

[baseline bum]

if CA had an asshole.... fresno ca would for sure be it...

I'd love to live in Fresno. You're like 40 miles from three of the most spectacular parks in the world.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/84/100_1325.JPG/800px-100_1325.JPG

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9d/General_Sherman_Tree.jpg/399px-General_Sherman_Tree.jpg

.. and I'd drive the Kings Canyon scenic byway at least once a month if I lived out there...

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r122/TNsoccer07/May%202007%20Trip/May%2026--SeKi/May2007Trip---NVCAAZUT242.jpg

[mookie2001]

nice postcard forum

i'll take nursery texas

[KidCongo]

1st. Sydney
2nd. Melbourne

Noumea in New Caledonia was a shithole. It smelt like shit literally.

[alamo50]

Well heck, good ol' San Antone of course!
Got all you want right there.

You guys need to appreciate what you got over there to it's true value.....like your basketball team AND SELL THE AT&T OUT EACH AND EVERY SINGLE GAME!

:lobt: :lobt: :lobt: :lobt:

:lobt2:


:flag:

[eisfeld]

Currently, London England.
Istanbul, Turkey is a close second.

I want to visit Bled, Slovenia and some other places in Europe and when I do I might have a new favorite.

Living only 30 mins away from Bled. Not the most beautiful City but a lot of fun especially the casino is great.

For best city I'd take Florence as well, beautiful city, exciting nightlife and many hot tourist chicks.

Close second is Dublin... would be first if there wouldn't be that stupid drive on the left side rule.

[fotan2]

New York City! I am so glad noone said that shithole San Antonio. Get out now why you have a chance. It fucking sucks there!

a friend of mine has an urban study degree,who just came back from SA and told me that SA has a pretty impressive urban planning. they are on a right track.

[Wild Cobra]

I lived in Germany for about a year and a half right after i graduated highschool. It is one of the cleanest countries i have been in, at least the southwest area is. Beautiful landscapes, awesome roads, quaint cities and villages. It is a country i loved to drive in...just so much to see.I lived in the Stuttgart area myself for six years. If their politics and tax structure was different, I might consider moving there myself.

Oh wait... We are heading for socialism here. Maybe Germany would be a good place to relocate...

[Wild Cobra]

:tu

Beautiful scenery tlong!
I agree. The Pacific North West is probably the most beautiful and diverse place in the USA.

Funny. I've never been to Bend, but lived in The Dalles for eight years.

[Wild Cobra]

The pictures there are of Crater Lake. That's about 90 miles south of Bend.I was thinking the one with the Hot Air Balloons might be Tigard. They have a large annual event there.

[koriwhat]

cuernavaca, mx
mazatlan, mx
acapulco, mx
los angeles, ca
venice beach, ca

[mFFL03]

http://www.skyscraper.com/provider-of-san-francisco-office-space.jpg


SF bay area for the win. I haven't traveled outside the US yet though......

[Jimcs50]

San Francisco is my favorite city, followed by Vancouver, Seattle and Park City, Utah.

[tlongII]

I enjoyed my time in Bend. We stayed at an inn right on the river, and I got up early and hiked up a mountain right next to Mt. Bachelor. The payoff was a great view of the Sisters.

Plus there's this breakfast place that has like ten kinds of Eggs Benedict.

Overall, :tu. I recommend.

I'm leaving for Sunriver (10 miles south of Bend) this Friday. I'll be there for 9 days. Can't wait! :toast

[baseline bum]

I'm leaving for Sunriver (10 miles south of Bend) this Friday. I'll be there for 9 days. Can't wait! :toast

All those pics you posted have me sold on Bend. Not this year or next year (already have my trips planned out for those), but maybe in two years I'll have to check Oregon.

[anakha]

US: Flagstaff, AZ
Europe: Barcelona and Sevilla, Spain; Lourdes, France
Asia: Singapore

[marini martini]

Right now, I'm really digging Olympia, Wa.:toast


http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g185/irislane1/Pictures%20Of%20Olympia%20WA/ae0b.jpg

[NZHayden]

im gonna say perth, western australia & honolulu hawaii

[holcs50]

Alright well first ill go with my fav place ive ever lived-del mar, cal or issaquah,wa but those are biased so

US
Jackson Hole, wyoming...Awesome being out in the country on a ranch, with mountains,rivers, beautiful
A city in west Maui, I think it was Kaanapali maybe-something around there

Europe
Prague-love the gothic city, beautiful women and just great vibe
Cinque Terre, Italy-5 little towns all next too each other (bout a mile between each)-if you want prob my favorite hike ever its here. Along the coast thru all 5 awesome little towns and thru hills growing the grapes that to make the local wine
Interlaken, switzerland-and surrounding alps. Went up on a gondolla and stayed the night in a small mountain town-breathtaking

Prob my least fav european city I've been to is London. I noticed a lot of people mentioned it and i always meet people who like it, I guess I'm one of the few who wasn't very impressed with it, especially compared to the places I listed above.

[makedamnsure]

Barcelona and Granada in Spain absolutely take the cake for me. I plan to study abroad there in a year.

[Jimcs50]

NYC is very nice place to visit as well.

[Jimcs50]

Pretty much anywhere in Switzerland, if i had to pick one, it would be Lucerne

http://www.funmurphys.com/photos/blog/europe/lucerne_panorama.jpg

Visit an old highschool friend there ocassionally, been about three times, and each time it amazes me how clean and beautiful everything about the place is.


Favorite big city is a tie between Paris and London.


I am going to Geneva next Summer. I will get to this city for sure as well.