JennyDC

I was here for nearly a week, and wish I’d had much more time! The people are very nice, the food is excellent, and the architecture inspiring. Look out for the city dragon!

It’s like a cross section of the past two millennia! And really beautiful to boot.

The scale and diversity of this museum is incredible. I go back every time I’m in NYC, and there’s always something different to explore, whether it’s medieval art, arms and armor, ancient scrolls or contemporary work. Even if you’re not an arts buff, you’ll find something to love here—the size and strength of the place alone makes it worth a visit.

Great fun to drive through the fields when the flax and rape are growing…

If memory serves, they have some good museums!

the rest of the United States needs to understand why these folks think and vote the way they do…otherwise we’ll never all learn to get along!

The people are what made New Orleans what it is—I hope that we can all pitch in to help those who want to come home and rebuild, it’s simply too special to let go.

This was an absolutely wonderful experience-both the beauty of the Temples and the surrounding buildings, as well as the exhiliration of surviving the steep way down from the Temple of the Sun. :)

If you go during the holidays, warm up with pozole or some ponche. Absolutely delicious! And more importantly, the people are wonderful, if accustomed to a steady stream of tourists…

I also traveled to Bari en route to Croatia, and found it to be a pleasant surprise with winding, helter skelter streets in the old town, men diligently smashing octopi on the wharf rocks, and lots of eating and drinking establishments baking in the afternoon sun. Don’t just hang out at the train station or ferry port if you’re passing through—it’s worth your while to do some exploring!