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2016
28
October
Looking to immerse yourself in history and beauty for a week? Where would you go?
28
October
Question:
Humans say...
Pam
New Orleans was wonderful and historic without a long flight.
MizAnna
Marrakech- Rich history, walkable, easy day trips from it.
Diamond
Barcelona!
Mieke
*
Patty
London. It has everything.
Kim
New Orleans and London were my first picks lol
Lisa
New Zealand or Austrialia
Derek
those are countries, not cities
Noella
Amsterdam, New York or Boston
Tanja
Italy...Sicily to be exact.
Adis
Tanja foca is so beautifully
Dina
Prague
Sue
London or New York
Barbara
Charleston NC
Andrea
Bern
Sunny
Paris ,Rome or Jerusalem!
Julie
Keep in mind the exchange rate to buy one US dollar is $1.40 CAN
Shauna
Ireland
Sarah
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Leah
Beirut!
Katerina
Florence, Italy is one of my all time favourite cities. There’s something about it.
Christin
Sorrento
Susan
Istanbul, no question!
Nadene
Susan Turkey fascinates me! I'd love to go.
Susan
Nadene Turkey is one of the few places that I have travelled to that requires a second visit. I spent 5 weeks there and it was not enough.
Catalina
Granada, Spain
Lorraine
Northern Ireland, Belfast, Derry. Extremely educational. I was too young to pay attention to the ‘Troubles’ when it was happening. The fall out is still very evident in the surroundings and the people.
Cathy
Prague
Jason
Cambodia
Natalie
Cinque Terre, Italy
Kate
Florence
Gail
London, London, London
Estela
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Follow
Venice, Italy
Lisa
Istanbul for sure
Catherin
Paris, France - i spent 10 days in Paris by myself, and explored the history, food, wine and had the most amazing vacation!
Amanda
Tasmania Australia
Ai
Budapest !
Ruth
Ai and stay at Fraser Residence.
See
Florence, Italy
April
Amsterdam
Chantal
New York. We went last summer and I was ambivalent, but after going ... omg ... I so want to go back. The history, the culture, the experience!
Biljana
Paris. Florence. Amsterdam. Buenos Aires. New York.
Teresa
Italy. Anywhere
Jenny
Anywhere in japan
Dana
Prague, Czech Republic or Amsterdam, Netherlands. Two of the most beautiful cities I’ve ever spent time in!
Lissa
London. So much to do and see. I was there for four days and barely scratched the surface.
Dora
new york
Annick
Malaga, Spain or London
Fannie
Dubai
Krystal
Really loved Barcelona and Havana.
Josh
Japan
Calista
Paris.
Christy
La Rochelle, France
See
Tamara Alves
Porto and Lisbon Portugal. Spectacular. Paris and London must be seen at least once. Liverpool and York much to offer.
Lynne
Barcelona, Spain.
Christin
Not a city but Antarctica! In a heartbeat.
Douglas
Tokyo
Elena
Rome or Paris
Elena
I will say it depends on ypur budget, where have you been before as well as ypur interests...
Dawn
St. Petersburg, Russia
Michelle
Athens, Greece
Andre
Paris is always a winner for me!
Helen
Rome! My go back to place!
Dave
Boston
Karen
Absolutely Paris.. caters to everyone and every taste.. stunning, amazing and a must do
Linda
Seville
Lesley
Valencia Spain
Heather
Istanbul
Sharon
Paris, in the 7th
Shannon
Haida Gwaii
Brian
Barcelona
Lilian
Savannah, Georgia.
Tessa
Amsterdam
Jennifer
Prague, Split, Lyon, Corsica-Ajjacio, Tulum, Belize-Caye Caulker, Warsaw!
Daisy
Amsterdam
Corinne
Edinburgh
Vanessa
Tokyo
Marija
Budapest
Marija
Zagreb, Split, Pula
See
Eve
Barcelona!
Eve
*
Michelle
Africa
Derek
Michelle Africa is a continent, not a city.
Derek
Jodi, go to Budapest, Lisbon, or Berlin.
Kathleen
Berlin. Fascinating, hip and friendly.
Pamela
Singapore
Jason
Taipei.
Ingrid
Venice
Keddy
Edinburgh or Beaujolais region in France
Laura
Been to Barcelona and reccomend it
Want to go to Prague from hearing about what there is to do there
Jodi
Thanks for all the responses...it has been amazing to read and get ideas for now and future trips. We are hopefully using points to fly, and have decided that London would be great for us and our 13 year old son. That being said...any advice for there would be appreciated! We are going to stay most of the time in Reading, as we have connections there, but would like a night or 2 in London....anywhere central and inexpensive to stay there???? Around most of the main sites? Also, Harry Potter tour worth it??? Thanks everyone!!!!! Oh and now we have more bucket list places due to all the response!!!!
Dana
So much to see and do in London! For historical sites, I highly recommend the Churchill War Rooms. I went as a twelve year old on a family trip 30 years ago, and remember the impact it had on me.
https://www.iwm.org.uk/visits/churchill-war-rooms
IWM.ORG.UK
Churchill War Rooms
Dana
This is a good deal if you plan to do a lot of sightseeing: https://www.londonpass.com
LONDONPASS.COM
The Official London Pass | Access Amazing
Dana
As for accommodations, London is expensive, pretty much no matter where you stay, especially the more central you are. The last time I was there, I booked this apartment for a decent price, compared to hotel room prices, and got way more amenities.
https://www.cuckooz.co.uk
CUCKOOZ.CO.UK
Cuckooz - Home
Anna
I loved the Harry Potter tour, the place was huge, so there's a lot to see, and the crowds weren't crazy. The studios are actually in Watford, which is outside of London (probably a 20 minute train)and then you have to get a bus to the studios (an additional 15-20 minutes). I imagine this whole journey from Reading would take quite some time (approx 1 hour from Reading to London, and then the train/bus to the tour - factoring train waits and changes it could take up to two hours).
In terms of accommodation, London has great transit, so I wouldn't worry too much about staying central, just so long as you're close to a tube station. It would be much cheaper to stay near stations in the zone 2-3 area, and depending on where that is, it'll be a 20-30 minute journey. Feel free to message me if you like to know more about the areas to stay in
Penny
Soooo many things to see and do in London Jodi! Love it there. Heading back there and Scotland, Wales and Amsterdam next month
Jodi
Are you? Pm me!!!! We have 10 days so thought just london...should we waste our points on this??
Carol
Oaxaca city,Oaxaca ,Mexico. Beautiful setting ,warm in day/cool at night. c
Carol
gasrtronomny capital of Mexico,low crime rate,. lots of culture, art,indigenous communities around and very reasonably priced .
A.I. says...
If I Could Go to One City for a Week...
If I had the opportunity to travel to one city for a week, I would choose to visit Kyoto, Japan. Kyoto is a city steeped in history and culture, with beautiful temples, traditional tea houses, and stunning gardens to explore.
During my week in Kyoto, I would stay in a traditional ryokan, a Japanese inn known for its hospitality and serene atmosphere. I would spend my days visiting iconic landmarks such as Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion), Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, and Arashiyama Bamboo Grove.
One of the highlights of my trip would be attending a traditional tea ceremony and trying out kaiseki, a multi-course meal that showcases the art of Japanese cuisine. I would also take the opportunity to visit Nijo Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and immerse myself in the rich history of the city.
Exploring Kyoto's narrow alleyways and charming neighborhoods, I would soak in the sights and sounds of this ancient city. From the bustling markets to the peaceful Zen gardens, Kyoto offers a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern amenities.
Overall, Kyoto would be the ideal destination for a week-long adventure filled with history, beauty, and cultural experiences. It is a place where tradition meets modernity, and where every corner holds a story waiting to be discovered.
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If you could go to one city for a week anywhere in the world, where would you go and stay? Broad question I know.....Not looking for a tropical vacation...more of a historical, beautiful place to venture out and see. No snow though...lol