Where would you like to move/visit,etc??


I'd like to goto LAS VEGAS and hang there for a week or so,seems to be the happening place :)

Atlantic city would be nice too i reckon!

There is only one place that I've ever felt at "Home"; Pittsburgh, PA.

Unfortunately, I only lived there about three years, and just because the fates have set their sights against me, I will never live there again. However I am only about 2hrs away, so I visit whenever I can.

well my favourite city is rome, i absolutely adore it..last year i visited the ancient roman forum, it's so fascinating to walk on the same place where our ancestors, who ruled over the entire West, walked...but if i should visit a city with a guy, well i'd go visitin venice, it's so romantic there

I spent a week in Venice, Italy. It was wonderful.

Where would you like to move/visit,etc??


I'd like to goto LAS VEGAS and hang there for a week or so,seems to be the happening place :)

Atlantic city would be nice too i reckon! Well I have been to both places and Las Vegas is the better of the two! A city I would like to visit is Vancouver,British Colombia. As far as moving I'm happy where I'm at which is 9 miles north of San Francisco which is one of my favorite cities anyway. If I was to move from here and it was out of California I would probably pick Denver, Colorado. I lived there for three years and think it is one of my favorite cities that I have lived in before.

I spent a week in Venice, Italy. It was wonderful.

yea i agree, even if venice is one of the youngest cities of the peninsula, and frankly i love older cities a bit more..nevertheless venice is the right place if u wanna travel with ur boyfriend/girlfriend

I'd like to visit Athens, Greece. I hear it's beautiful there. Also Venice, Paris, Siena, and Prague. : )

My favorite city is DC, but there are so many places I want to visit...

My favorite city is DC, but there are so many places I want to visit...

sorry for my ignorance but what does "DC" stand for if i may ask?

My favorite city is Salt lake city, Utah..
Places for me to want to see are the UK..paris next year.
I would also love to see Greece, New Zealand, Italy...where mike was stationed..Grisignano. I also very much want to see Ireland.
That is a place mike and I talk about going for honeymoon that or Greece.
I have always had a fascination with the ruins and history of Greece. Loved Greek mythology.

Valentina;
DC =Washington D.C., the District of Columbia, which is where the American government is centered.
Hope that helps you.

I've been to a lot of cities, but NYC still my favorite.

yea i agree, even if venice is one of the youngest cities of the peninsula, and frankly i love older cities a bit more..nevertheless venice is the right place if u wanna travel with ur boyfriend/girlfriend

I visited with my wife & son while stationed with the U.S. Army in Wiesbaden, Germany.

My favorite city is Salt lake city, Utah..
Places for me to want to see are the UK..paris next year.
I would also love to see Greece, New Zealand, Italy...where mike was stationed..Grisignano. I also very much want to see Ireland.
That is a place mike and I talk about going for honeymoon that or Greece.
I have always had a fascination with the ruins and history of Greece. Loved Greek mythology.

Valentina;
DC =Washington D.C., the District of Columbia, which is where the American government is centered.
Hope that helps you.
oh i see, thanks :) you americans usually use so many abbreviations :) however i bet DC must be great for someone livin in the States and seein the white-house or ur president must be something like a Dream :) if i'll be visiting the States someday i think i'll go to california, there should be thousands of good-lookin guys there :)

oh i see, thanks :) you Americans usually use so many abbreviations :) however i bet DC must be great for someone living in the States and seeing the white-house or ur president must be something like a Dream :) if I'll be visiting the States someday i think I'll go to California, there should be thousands of good-looking guys there :)

Well to tell the truth I am Canadian born and raised...my fiancée is American.
I have never been to DC so can't comment on that..but California is nice but the guys are pretty high on themselves and how good they look in their tans.
Don't get me wrong I have been there and oh my god there are some amazingly hot men....but I would look some where else for that unless you are just looking for some fun..
You live in one of the most beautiful and romantic countries...there must be hundreds of hot guys..lol

Well to tell the truth I am Canadian born and raised...my fiancée is American.
I have never been to DC so can't comment on that..but California is nice but the guys are pretty high on themselves and how good they look in their tans.
Don't get me wrong I have been there and oh my god there are some amazingly hot men....but I would look some where else for that unless you are just looking for some fun..
You live in one of the most beautiful and romantic countries...there must be hundreds of hot guys..lol

lol well never met one to be honest, maybe there are no hot guys on the Earth at the moment :( so who knows, maybe the human race is goin to end soon..c'mon hot guys, where the hell are u all? :D

..c'mon hot guys, where the hell are u all? :D

He's sleeping in my bed right now. :D

He's sleeping in my bed right now. :D

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo please give him my mobile number :D hey just kidding, no worries :D

I haven't been to too many cities in the world, and I want to go to all of them! Top on the list I'd like to visit are NYC, Vancouver, Paris, Kyoto, Florence, Mexico City (been called the greatest food city in north America by many foodies I know), Buenos Aires, Hanoi, New Orleans, London.

I have been to Vegas, Toronto, San Francisco, Tokyo, Miami, San Diego, Seoul, Bangkok, Beijing, Hong Kong. Vegas is a lot of fun. Toronto has great eats and is fairly intellectual. San Francisco is expensive. Miami is too much driving, but great beaches and seems fun if you are very rich. The other places I visited while young, had fond memories of good food in each one.

Lived in Taipei and live in Atlanta. Both fine.

Been to Rome and Venice a few times, most recently to Venice last week. It is a pretty city but I always feel a bit restricted there. Rome is awesome but of all the cities of Italy I like Firenze (Florence) best. It is a city made for walking and the Uffrizi is one of the world's best museums. The view of the Ponte Vecchio is unique in the world.

Of cities I have visited outside the United States I would prefer Munich with its castles, Rathaus and Alte Peter and Unser Frauen churchs. It also has great museumes and a wonderful city park. It even has great alcohol free beer, something important to me.

Sydney feels like home to me because it is so much like New York City, cosmopolitan with just about anything in the world available.

To visit but not live in I like Amsterdam with its Red Light District filled with coffee houses where the one thing they sell very little of is coffee.

London is great and easy to get around in and despite what people say English food is pretty good. Nothing like fish and chips with a bit of malt vinegar or bangers and mash.

Paris is not all it is cracked up to be. The people are rude and everything is overpriced.

Oh yes Sydney. I want to visit Sydney very much.

Right now, my fav. city is Minneapolis. I like it for its architecture and the different urban areas...not to mention the lakes and is the home of my Minnesota Vikings.

cancun!!

Been to Rome and Venice a few times, most recently to Venice last week. It is a pretty city but I always feel a bit restricted there. Rome is awesome but of all the cities of Italy I like Firenze (Florence) best. It is a city made for walking and the Uffrizi is one of the world's best museums. The view of the Ponte Vecchio is unique in the world.

Of cities I have visited outside the United States I would prefer Munich with its castles, Rathaus and Alte Peter and Unser Frauen churchs. It also has great museumes and a wonderful city park. It even has great alcohol free beer, something important to me.

Sydney feels like home to me because it is so much like New York City, cosmopolitan with just about anything in the world available.

To visit but not live in I like Amsterdam with its Red Light District filled with coffee houses where the one thing they sell very little of is coffee.

London is great and easy to get around in and despite what people say English food is pretty good. Nothing like fish and chips with a bit of malt vinegar or bangers and mash.

Paris is not all it is cracked up to be. The people are rude and everything is overpriced.

oh yea " gli uffizi" is a great museum, i'm impressed, there aren't so many people interested into museums nowadays :) by the way i've been to munich, i agree, it's beautiful and the people is really friendly there...and london..well...i really don't like the english food..too many sauces for me :P

c'mon hot guys, where the hell are u all? :D
How YOU doin'?

Did we forget to mention that Allforums tends to have a high number of impersonators?

He's sleeping in my bed right now. :D

oh I beg to differ Imp...He is in mine lol
but AJ is a close second and maybe even ties with mine..
Check you email...let me know if you got my letter...


I have been to many beautiful places in Canada...Vancouver Island (comox, Victoria) are just beautiful and full of history..
Manitoba and Ontario are great too..but have to say I love British Columbia best.

Borg: hehe nice try...kinda cute too.

hhmm......Miami was nice for it's beaches,minus the half naked people*shudders*. I liked Tampa somewhat,nothing too special,but my kids had family there.

Amsterdam is a fine place.

There's no way I could possibly pick one. They're all so different and offer so many interesting and varied things to do/see.

In my Best Places I Ever Visited list, I'd definitely include:


Chicago - Wonderful architecture. Friendly, fun people. Fabulous shopping. Unparalleled museums.


San Francisco - Exciting. Cosmopolitan. Uncommon. Stunningly beauitiful (both the city and the environs). FUN.


Leningrad* - Historic. Beautiful buildings. The Hermitage. Catherine's Palace.


Amsterdam - Unusual. Historic. Anything goes. Friendly, helpful people who actually seem to like Americans.


London - Busy and bustling. Historic and modern at the same time. Terrific architecture, gardens, and museums.




* Ok. Ok. It's St. Petersburg, but it was Leningrad when I was there.

I visited with my wife & son while stationed with the U.S. Army in Wiesbaden, Germany.

Both Heidelberg and Cologne are majestic.Both hubs of
higher learning and Art.

Not sure what it's like these days, but I absolutely loved New Orleans once upon a time.

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo please give him my mobile number :D hey just kidding, no worries :D
'I don't think so, seester'....hahahaha. No worries.:D

oh I beg to differ Imp...He is in mine lol
but AJ is a close second and maybe even ties with mine..
Check you email...let me know if you got my letter...

:thumbs:



*No, still no letter.:(*

I'd love to visit Perth, I'm not sure if I'd want to go back to NYC, things aren't the same.

I do plan on going to Sedona, Az and would like to see Dallas one day.

c'mon hot guys, where the hell are u all?
Right here in Hot'lanta!

Right here in Hot'lanta!
::snicker::

I can understand the jealousy, your town being primarily known for hot dogs and assholes, after all!

I can understand the jealousy, your town being primarily known for hot dogs and assholes, after all!
the hot dogs aren't even that good:lolhit:

Right here in Hot'lanta!

Hot'lanta?! hey, r ya a kinglon or what else?

I agree with Fran about Chicago. Aside from NYC it has some of the best museums around. It also has the best hot dogs to be found anywhere in the world. There is a place called Hot Dog Heaven in Fort Lauderdale, another great small city that sells both New York and Chicago style franks. I always get one of each, a NY dog with saurkraut, relish, mustard, and onions and a Chicago dog with tomatoes, jalapenos, onions, and pickles.

Foolsworth is right about Heidelberg, especially the shopping area and the area around the suburb of Handschuh near the Alte Brucke. Like Florence, Heidelberg is made for walking. Half of the city is closed to vehicular traffic. The brooding castle hanging over the city lends it an air of history.

Heidelberg University is one of Europe's oldest and was the setting for the movie, The Student Prince. Most of the students live in the suburbs and ride their bikes to the train station and take them on the train, leaving them in bicycle parks that contain hundreds of bikes. That is what my cousin did when she attended the University.

I always like cities with lots of bicycles although they are more dangerous for pedestrians. Amsterdam probably has more bikes per capita than any other European city. People there tend to have two bikes, an everyday bike and a Sunday and holidays bike. They don't even lock their everyday bikes but simply leave them lying all over the place. Tradition says that if someone steals your bike you just go and steal someone else's. Bikes tend to be more community property than belong to any one individual.

Valentina88,

If you like museums head for New York City. It is museum heaven.

Museums in New York City
Alice Austen House Museum
American Craft Museum
American Folk Art Museum
American Museum of Natural History
American Museum of the Moving Image
American Numismatic Society
Americas Society
Artists Space
Asia Society and Museum
Bronx Museum of the Arts
The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens
The Brooklyn Children's Museum
The Brooklyn Museum of Art
Carnegie Hall/Rose Museum
Central Park Zoo/Wildlife Gallery
The Children's Museum of the Arts
Children's Museum of Manhattan
The Cloisters
Cooper-Hewitt
Dahesh Museum
Dia Center for the Arts
The Drawing Center
Ellis Island Museum
Empire State Building Lobby Gallery
Museum at FIT
Forbes Magazine Galleries
The Frick Collection
Grey Art Gallery
Goethe House
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Guggenheim Museum SoHo
Hayden Planetarium
The Hispanic Society of America
International Center of Photography
Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum
Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum
Jewish Museum
LaGuardia and Wagner Archives
Lower East Side Tenement Museum
Madame Tussaud's New York
Merchant's House Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Morgan Library
Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden
Municipal Art Society
El Museo Del Barrio
Museum for African Art
Museum of American Financial History
Museum of Chinese in the Americas
Museum of Jewish Heritage
Museum of Modern Art
Museum of the City of New York
Museum of the Moving Image
Museum of Television and Radio
National Academy Museum
National Design Museum
National Museum of the American Indian
New Jersey Children's Museum
New Museum of Contemporary Art
New York Botanical Garden
New York City Fire Museum
New York City Police Museum
New York Hall of Science
New-York Historical Society
New York Public Library
New York Transit Museum
Nicholas Roerich Museum
PS1 Contemporary Art Center
Pierpont Morgan Library
Queens Historical Society
Queens Museum of Art
Rose Center for Earth and Space
Schomburg Center
Seaman's Church Institute
Snug Harbor Cultural Center
Sony Wonder Technology Lab
South Street Seaport Museum
Staten Island Institute
Studio Museum in Harlem
Taipei Gallery
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace
Ukrainian Museum
Wave Hill
Whitney Museum of American Art
Whitney Museum/Philip Morris

I haven't visited the majority of them but I have visited those I hilighted and can vouch for the fact that they are well worth the effort.

Valentina88,

If you like museums head for New York City. It is museum heaven.

Museums in New York City
Alice Austen House Museum
American Craft Museum
American Folk Art Museum
American Museum of Natural History
American Museum of the Moving Image
American Numismatic Society
Americas Society
Artists Space
Asia Society and Museum
Bronx Museum of the Arts
The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens
The Brooklyn Children's Museum
The Brooklyn Museum of Art
Carnegie Hall/Rose Museum
Central Park Zoo/Wildlife Gallery
The Children's Museum of the Arts
Children's Museum of Manhattan
The Cloisters
Cooper-Hewitt
Dahesh Museum
Dia Center for the Arts
The Drawing Center
Ellis Island Museum
Empire State Building Lobby Gallery
Museum at FIT
Forbes Magazine Galleries
The Frick Collection
Grey Art Gallery
Goethe House
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Guggenheim Museum SoHo
Hayden Planetarium
The Hispanic Society of America
International Center of Photography
Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum
Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum
Jewish Museum
LaGuardia and Wagner Archives
Lower East Side Tenement Museum
Madame Tussaud's New York
Merchant's House Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Morgan Library
Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden
Municipal Art Society
El Museo Del Barrio
Museum for African Art
Museum of American Financial History
Museum of Chinese in the Americas
Museum of Jewish Heritage
Museum of Modern Art
Museum of the City of New York
Museum of the Moving Image
Museum of Television and Radio
National Academy Museum
National Design Museum
National Museum of the American Indian
New Jersey Children's Museum
New Museum of Contemporary Art
New York Botanical Garden
New York City Fire Museum
New York City Police Museum
New York Hall of Science
New-York Historical Society
New York Public Library
New York Transit Museum
Nicholas Roerich Museum
PS1 Contemporary Art Center
Pierpont Morgan Library
Queens Historical Society
Queens Museum of Art
Rose Center for Earth and Space
Schomburg Center
Seaman's Church Institute
Snug Harbor Cultural Center
Sony Wonder Technology Lab
South Street Seaport Museum
Staten Island Institute
Studio Museum in Harlem
Taipei Gallery
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace
Ukrainian Museum
Wave Hill
Whitney Museum of American Art
Whitney Museum/Philip Morris

I haven't visited the majority of them but I have visited those I hilighted and can vouch for the fact that they are well worth the effort.
cool, how many museums, if i'll go visitin new york city someday i'll drop ya a line to ask more information about those museums :)

Not sure what it's like these days, but I absolutely loved New Orleans once upon a time.

I was there in April of this year, but really only saw the French Quarter, for the most part. Since we rode our motorcycles in, we didn't venture outside the Quarter because when we got them parked, they stayed that way until we headed home. We were told the outlying areas are not too safe these days and to stick together, wherever we went. I'd only been there one other time, so I really had no experience to compare it to. It was great to see everyone happy and trying to rejuvinate themselves with everything they have been through.

I agree with Fran about Chicago. Aside from NYC it has some of the best museums around. It also has the best hot dogs to be found anywhere in the world.
Giordano's also makes the best damn pizza I've ever had. And you're right about the museums; I've been to the Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium, and the Art Institute of Chicago, and I loved them all. (The Art Institute is my favorite.) There's also the Museum of Science and Industry, the Conservatory, and the Lincoln Park Zoo, which I have not been to. All in all, though, Chicago wins. Not because of museums, hot dogs, or pizza, but rather because although Illinois state politics are thoroughly corrupt and incompetent, at least we don't have Hillary Clinton as one of our representatives in the Senate. :lolhit:

The hotspots to go in Europe these days for weekend revellers are,
Amsterdam
Berlin
Prague
Dublin

Of these,Amsterdam and Dublin are sorta dropping out of the list.

Ive been to many diffrent cities in the U.S. and I like Green Bay WI, but I live south of Houston Tx. I also liked Frankfurt and Achafenburg Germany. LA is nice at night with all the lights but i would not like to live there. I can name cities I dont like to go to and the list is long.

My favorite city is VEGAS :D but I really wanna go to Amsterdam some day.

at least we don't have Hillary Clinton as one of our representatives in the Senate.

That was unbelievably cruel, Borg. Remember, the lady was born in Chicago. She's one of your's. :lolhit:

Ive been to many diffrent cities in the U.S. and I like Green Bay WI, but I live south of Houston Tx. I also liked Frankfurt and Achafenburg Germany. LA is nice at night with all the lights but i would not like to live there. I can name cities I dont like to go to and the list is long.


Been to both Frankfort and Ascheffenburg and can't say I found much to recommend either of them. Frankfort is simply a loud, annoying city where the I.G. Farbenwerke is the main attraction and other than the schloss Aschaffenburg is a sleepy little place. I spent time in both cities while I was in the army. In my opinion neither can hold a candle to Heidelberg or even Giessen. Each to his own though.

My favourite city is probably San Francisco & my least favourite is Bangkok

My favourite city is probably San Francisco & my least favourite is Bangkok
::giggle:: BANGKOK... Hehehe

The city I heard the worst stories about is Hong Kong.

Were you can buy anything,and I mean anything.

I've been to Bangkok twice, both times in the very early 70's. I have clear memories of arriving, but that's about all. Everything else is a blur. Sure was fun!

Went to Hong Kong once, long before the Brits gave it back to China. I don't know about now, but it was wide open then.

Twice to Bangkok, es347fan. I've never known anyone who took one, much less two of those infamous Thai sex tours before.:lolhit:

The city I heard the worst stories about is Hong Kong.

Were you can buy anything,and I mean anything.
Doesn't that make you want to go there?

Twice to Bangkok, es347fan. I've never known anyone who took one, much less two of those infamous Thai sex tours before.:lolhit:

I was in 'nam nearly 3 years all in one stretch, Frogger. Plenty of pent-up energy.

:hula:

disney land

i went there when i was younger................and i want to go back

Hate to be the one to break it to you, Mandy but Disneyland is not a city and Mickey Mouse is not really a mayor.

sorry just being funny