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If you had all the money you needed and a week or two to go anywhere you wanted, where would you go and why?

How about if you had six months of time and there would be no consequences for taking that long a break from your life? Where would you like to go on a longer trip?

For me, first one would be Hawaii. That's my first vacation goal when I have the money. Beaches plus volcanoes plus historical sites equals perfection to me.

For the second one, I'd take a train trip across Europe. Visit all the countries at a leisurely pace. Just enjoy myself and the scenery. I love train rides. I'd start in St. Petersburg, end up in Spain, then take a boat to the UK before heading home.

For a week or two, I would go to Japan. I have just always wanted to visit it.

If I had six months, I'd go on a very long tour of Europe. I'd visit every single place I've ever wanted to. I especially want to visit Germany/Austria during Christmas season to see the markets.

Japan is lovely. I've been to Tokyo (one advantage of growing up in Asia, it wasn't that far to travel), but I'd love to see other parts of Japan. That sounds like a great dream trip.

A long trip of Europe is what I'd love too. I feel like by seeing different European countries in the same trip, it would give me more of a sense of the history and culture of the continent as a whole. Plus, Europe has great trains, and I love trains. Germany at Christmas time would be great.

Two week trip - Do a while in New Orleans and Louisiana and Memphis eating crazy good food and listening to music, then maybe drive up the Mississippi to St Louis and some of the rest of the Midwest, either Chicago or Minneapolis.

Six months - do Europe, yeah. Start in Berlin and visit my friend who lives there, do Vienna because I've always wanted to, northern Italy, southern France, end up in Paris. Just as leisurely as humanly possible.

I'd love to travel across the US in a sleeper train car, but I think I'd want to make some stops and explore places I haven't been (plus, I'd have to stop and change trains in Chicago or somewhere anyway). With stops, a week or two wouldn't be enough, but 6 months is too long.

Six months is too long to spend anywhere without something to DO - a job, an educational thing, a volunteer opportunity... if I had something interesting to do, I wouldn't care so much about where I was. I'm the kind of person who likes to visit tiny local museums and random parks and hiking trails and restaurant and whatever.

That first on sounds amazing. I love trains and going places via trains. Best way to travel in my opinion.

Maybe a volunteer job for 6 months with a non-profit somewhere you want to visit? That way you'd have things to do and still get to explore a place you want to visit.

Maybe Australia, since we lived there when I was a really little kid and haven't gone back in 30 years. It would be nice to take short trips from a home base to see some of the country that I didn't see before, as well as revisiting the places I only knew as a kid.

It would take me half a day just to get to an international airport, so for the week I'd go to New Zealand, because it's the closest option, and it seems like a nice place.

SA - After some consideration... I don't know where I would go for six months. I can't imagine being away from home for that long. I suppose I'd do a tour of Europe? I'd get terribly lonely, though.

If it's a week or two, then I'd probably go for a city + daytrip combination... Paris, London, Prague, Barcelona, Osaka...

For six months...oh, that's tough. I'm not sure I'd like to be traveling and away from home for that long even if I could because I'd miss my own house and my bed. But six months would be an amazing around the world trip.

A week or two? Probably NYC to catch up on shit I've missed.

Six months (actually a year for me), I'd go to Japan because I've always wanted to experience the seasons in Japan.

I'd go back to Munich again to visit my friend. And I would go to Berlin for a few days also this time, maybe with my friend if she wanted to go. I may actually do this if I can save up enough money.

For six months... I'd go several places. First Oregon to visit my son (which I am going to do for real next year I hope), then New York, then England, then Germany and other places in Europe. (I might go to Hawaii for a little bit too - I've only been there once and it was when I was a kid.)

Edited 2019-12-15 04:18 (UTC)

Couple of weeks, and assuming the fires end eventually? I'd go back to Australia. It would be nice to see it again without my fucking ex lurking in the background. (He was not, objectively, the worst part of Australia last time around, but only because John Howard and deeply entrenched institutional racism are things.)

With six months, I'm not sure. Maybe tour the Americas... It would be neat to start in Alaska and wander to Machu Picchu, swing west to the Galapagos Islands on my down.

Portugal, specifically Madeira, but also the mainland. I have family there i've never met (we chat on FB), so i really want to meet them and see where my dad's side of the family came from!

Six months....oh, man. Scotland, then jump over to Finland and Norway, down to Spain and then Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Kenya....Vietnam, Japan, New Zealand.... Just hop all over.

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