We haven't been to Japan yet- its on the top of the list.

I would go to Provence.

We've done so many vacations, cruises, etc., we're done.

Vacation apathy.

I'm happy fishing Ohio.

Japan, Alaska, Greece, Ireland....India, Russia, China...south America....huh I better get going, LOL!

Banff, but only in the summer.

Provence during the lavender blooming season.

I would go to Australia and back to New Zealand for in depth touring. It's a beautiful country.

Italy!! love exploring the Great USA., on our way to Sedona in March!

UK, for the gardens.

Ditto above. Although I've been before, would go again in a heartbeat and stay as long as I could. Would also like to visit New Zealand and Tasmania for the same reasons - great gardens and cool plants.

Awesome! I have always wanted to travel outside the USA, but currently we cant. The only place outside the USA we went to is Mexico, since the boarder is about 5 hours away, and Canada. But only for about three days in Canada.

I gotta add a few more places to my list: Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Chile, Nicaragua, Ecuador. So many places I want to go to!

UK to see Kew and Edinburgh Botanic Gardens, Oz and NZ to see the native vegetation, Papua New Guinea to see the real tropics, the Seychelles to see the double coconuts, the Sino-Himalaya to see the rhododendron forest.

Switzerland, Germany, Norway, New Zealand.

I would like to go live for 6 months both in Provence and Tuscany at difference seasons of the year. There are other places I would like to visit but those I would like to stay longer.

Top of my list is Barcelona, Spain to see the inside of Sagrada Familia church. Second would be New Zealand. The trip from the East coast of the USA to New Zealand is not doable. Should have gone 10 years ago. Have been many places in the world, happy we did it while young.

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We are going to Italy in May it was in my top 3. We are going to Italy -> Santorini -> Istanbul -> Prague! Very excited! I have been carefully planning out every detail. I have never been to Europe.

There is an organization called the Century Club (or something like that) that has as its membership only those people who have been to 100 countries on planet Earth. I am about 3/4 there; and doubt that I will make it.

Go anywhere? The moon. To the moon Alice!

Galapagos and Machu Picchu.

Going to Japan this year, I hope. Next year going to Scotland with an old friend from back home. Now another work friend wants me to go to Italy with her. I don't think I can afford two big trips in the same year. I would go back to Germany and live for 3 months if I could.

A friend from college always dreamed of being an astronaut and going to Mars or the Moon. By college he realized it was probably never going to happen, so he went for the next best thing. He took a job for a year at McMurdo station in Antarctica. During the summer it is a thriving small town with thousands of workers and scientists and staff. During the winter there is just a skeleton crew of a few dozen people. It was dark, lonely and cold, you were cut off from the world, and if you went outside without sufficient preparation you could die. So it probably was similar to being on the Moon or Mars.

The Galapagos Islands! No big desire to leave the security of land to fly or float, but would do it for a dream trip to the Galapagos Islands.

Alaska has always been on husband's bucket list. Would love to spend a month exploring it with him.

I can't even contemplate pretending to go anywhere with all I have to take care of at home.....but if I could go anywhere, it would be back to the Smoky Mountains.....and North Carolina. That is within my reach if I found someone to take care of my horses for a few days. I doubt I will ever do it though. I told Jody if I ever move, I am staying home all the time....maybe go out once or twice a month for food and horse feed. That is my dream instead of traveling some place because I can never relax because of worrying about things at home.

I am obsessed with Alaska too! If the sky was the limit, I'd love to visit Scotland.

Jerusalem.

I'd love to go back to Paris, and also the south of France. And I've always wanted do go on safari. None of this is going to happen - health too poor for out of country travel or air travel anymore.

Wanda, I'll go with you to Egypt to see the pyramids. It's on my bucket list.

Just dreaming though.....I've traveled enough to satisfy myself. They would have to bring the pyramids to me because I hate those long flights! I've been on 5 of the 7 continents.

Not likely to ever happen but I would love to go to Hawaii, Australia, Greece, parts of France, Bali, if there are beautiful beaches it's probably on the list.

I'd enjoy visiting and revisiting a lot of places if they'd hurry up and make the Transporter Room from Star Trek a reality.

There are also places I loved, but wouldn't want to revisit because I want to remember them as they were, on a more human scale.

Everywhere. I'd be perfectly happy to spend the remainder of my days as a nomad. I want to visit all seven continents and see all.the.things. :)

Ireland, Scotland, Alaska. Don't know that they will ever happen. I hope to make the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone actually happen.

Just did over Christmas, Australia. Now we (3sisters) are thinking the coast of Croatia.

How fun! I'm cold so...

Fiji. In one of those bungalows that is suspended over the mesmerizing blue ocean.

I was reading through the posts and was surprised to not see Israel mentioned until I saw Scott's post:). I have been there (6 times. I guess I like it). and it really is a perfect destination.......mind blowing.history, beaches, friendly, mindblowing history, friendly, history ///

New Zealand. Greek islands. Japan. In Scotland (I've been to mainland Scotland already): Orkney islands and the Isle of Lewis. Iceland. Vietnam. Portugal. Morocco.

I would love to have visited Egypt for all the ancient art and architecture, but I don't think it safe enough to travel there anymore.

In all these places, id focus on history, scenery, and food.

Sheilaaus- Can you tell a little about Israel? We are thinking of going instead of Prague in May. We are thinking about 2 days in Jerusalem (with Masada tour) and one day in Tel Aviv.

I've done Europe, Hawaii, the Caribbean. I'd like to go to Japan, China and Korea.

The Netherlands

Australia

Italy

New Zealand

Ireland

PEI

Alaska

and the other 10 or so states I've not visited yet.

OK, I gotta ask...a couple of you have mentioned Prince Edward Island. Why? What is special about that place that might be different from the other Maritimes?

I've lived in the Netherlands and have traveled extensively in Europe and the British Isles. Japan, as well. Not sure I could weather a flight to New Zealand or Australia at this point in my life. I have always daydreamed a about a trip on the Orient Express.

My bucket list:

Scotland, Ireland, Fjords of Norway, Alaska, Maritime Provinces of Canada in fall (I've already spent several vacation weeks in a cabin on an island out of Minaki, Ontario.), New Zealand, and Costa Rica. I've been in the most scenic of the US National Parks west of the Mississippi River. I would again see the Grand Canyon and tour the area around Sedona, AZ.

If I were to move to a new place to live, it would be Hendersonville, NC or Franklin, NC; Virginia or Arizona might be an alternate choice.

Jim, Prince Edward Island has Anne of Green Gables! LOL! DH and I visited PEI several years ago and we loved it. As we drove along, I felt as though the countryside was professionally designed - the masses of lupins, the cows, horses, farm houses, were all perfectly placed!

As to where I would like to go, I'd like to visit Switzerland and New Zealand.

I really don't care to travel anymore but if i could snap my fingers and be there, many places in the south Pacific would be nice.

I've done a fair amount of traveling but still haven't been to Ireland, Scotland, Scandinavia and Portugal. I've been to Antarctica and am going to Africa next September. I'd love to see New Zealand and Australia and the south sea islands like Fiji and Bora Bora. I'm getting old however, and at 76 don't have the energy for a lot of things I 'd like to do.

Spain, Portugal, the Greek Isles, parts of South America, more of eastern Europe, train trip across the United States, SW United States, Switzerland and New Zealand. I'd also like to take another cruise; dont really care what ports, it would be more for the shipboard experience which I thoroughly enjoyed when we cruised the Panama Canal last year.

Over the years we have been to western Canada, several states in the US, England, Wales, Amsterdam, Iceland, Sweden, Poland, Mexico, Aruba, Nevis, St. Kitts, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam (sitting in a hotel room in Saigon as I type this). We love to travel and plan to do a lot more of it while we are still young and healthy enough.

jemdandy - I was in Norway in September. I started out in Oslo, then took the train to Bergen. I took a cruise on the Sognefjord. It was amazing and beautiful. The train ride from Oslo to Bergen is considered to be one of the most beautiful train rides in Europe. Check out "Norway in a Nutshell" if you want information on Oslo and the fjords.

Amazing Aunt Audrey - China is interesting. I've been there so many times for work that I can't remember how many times. Depending on where you go, it can be very polluted. I'm kinda susceptible to bronchial-type stuff, and end up always getting sick when I go there. And the sad part, especially in Beijing, is that all those people are breathing all that pollution and smog. The Chinese can stop the pollution when they want to, like when a world dignitary visits. China is a major coal producer and is a huge industry. When dignitaries visit, they shut down the coal factories.

I agree with UK gardens! and anywhere with white sand beaches.

Really, I do not care to go anywhere. I never liked to travel. I am always quite content where I am. I would rather have a lot of free time just to myself to sit and read or do a hobby I enjoy.

Sue