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alaithea


17 places I want to go   40 places I've been
  2. 1. Praha
    Czech Republic: Bohemia
    1 cheer     		2,665 people
  3. 2. Greece
    Europe
    		11,447 people
  4. 3. Finland
    Europe
    		2,656 people
  5. 4. Washington, D.C.
    United States: District of Columbia
    		1,343 people
  6. 5. Berchtesgaden
    Germany: Bayern
    1 cheer     		7 people
  7. 6. Salzburg
    Austria: Salzburg (state)
    1 cheer     		390 people
  8. 7. Toronto
    Canada: Ontario
    		1,752 people
  9. 8. Patagonia
    Argentina
    1 cheer     		709 people
  10. 9. Perth
    Australia: Western Australia
    1 cheer     		470 people
  11. 10. Sankt-Peterburg
    Russia: Northwestern Federal District
    2 cheers     		1,396 people
  12. 11. Oslo
    Norway
    		521 people
  13. 12. Bergen
    Norway: Hordaland
    2 cheers     		147 people
  14. 13. Budapest
    Hungary
    3 cheers     		1,233 people
  15. 14. Vancouver
    Canada: British Columbia
    1 cheer     		2,392 people
  16. 15. New Zealand
    Australia/Oceania
    2 cheers     		10,809 people
  17. 16. Berlin
    Germany
    		2,191 people
  18. 17. Provence
    France: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    1 cheer     		159 people

Recent entries

Paris, Ile de France

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I was never a Francophile; I don’t even know French. Yet since going to Paris over New Year’s, I cannot stop thinking about the place. Amazing.

over 6 years ago

Aruba, Central America And The Caribbean

I loved the beach...

…and I don’t usually like the beach. I highly recommend the Renaissance Resort & Casino, as their private island is great. There’s cool wildlife everywhere, like flamingoes, small lizards, pelicans and iguanas. The beach is well-shaded with palm trees, it is amply supplied with lounge chairs, and the swimming area is protected by a rock barrier from the larger waves. Great experience.

The food was good. Our favorite restaurant was Cuba’s Cookin’. Que Pasa was also very good, although expensive. The Dutch Pancake House was excellent for breakfast, and the restaurants at the hotel were also quite good, with the buffet-style one being a much better deal than a lot of the food we got.

The weather around Christmas-time was ideal. Just humid enough to make the air feel “soft,” with the temperature in the low 80’s (F).

I was not terribly impressed with the town area, which was overcrowded with stinky cars and a little dingy. Some shops were interesting, but I personally wouldn’t go there for the shopping.

If you go, it’s fun to pop into the casinos and blow a dollar here and there trying your luck at the slots.

over 7 years ago

Montgomery, Alabama

Check out the Civil Rights Memorial Center

The CRMC is a very memorable place. It is as emotionally moving as it is educational.

Montgomery is a nice little town, and the park where the Shakespeare Festival and Montgomery Art Museum are located is fantastic. My only complaint was that when I was there, on a Sunday, nothing in town was open at all. To get dinner, we had to head to the highway strip for generic chain-restaurant food.

over 7 years ago
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