This page was built by a travel enthusiast like you!

Make your own list and compare the results with friends
duckling1

duckling1


26 places I want to go   11 places I've been
  2. 1. Paris
    France: Ile de France
    1 cheer     		6,897 people
  3. 2. Valencia
    Spain: Comunidad Valenciana: Valencia (Province)
    1 cheer     		277 people
  4. 3. Tour Eiffel
    France: Ile de France: Paris: Rive gauche: 7e Arrondissement
    1 cheer     		915 people
  5. 4. Cathédrale Notre Dame De Paris
    France: Ile de France: Paris: River Seine: Ile De La Cité
    1 cheer     		444 people
  6. 5. Montmartre
    France: Ile de France: Paris: Rive Droite: 18e Arrondissement
    1 cheer     		201 people
  7. 6. Moulin Rouge
    France: Ile de France: Paris: Rive Droite: 18e Arrondissement: Montmartre
    1 cheer     		268 people
  8. 7. Tokyo
    Japan: Honshu: Kantō
    1 cheer     		4,719 people
  9. 8. Harajuku
    Japan: Honshu: Kantō: Tokyo: Shibuya-ku
    1 cheer     		484 people
  10. 9. Japan
    Asia
    1 cheer     		12,255 people
  11. 10. Imperial Palace
    Japan: Honshu: Kantō: Tokyo: Chiyoda-ku
    1 cheer     		65 people
  12. 11. Ben Nevis
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: Scotland: Highland
    		35 people
  13. 12. Climbing Mount Fuji
    Japan: Honshu: Chūbu: Yamanashi: Mount Fuji
    		34 people
  14. 13. Toledo
    Spain: Castilla-La Mancha: Toledo (Province)
    		101 people
  15. 14. Granada
    Spain: Andalucia: Granada (Province)
    		249 people
  16. 15. Italy
    Europe
    		13,923 people
  17. 16. France
    Europe
    		8,256 people
  18. 17. Amsterdam
    Netherlands: Noord-Holland
    		4,201 people
  19. 18. Scotland
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    		4,143 people
  20. 19. Praha
    Czech Republic: Bohemia
    		2,666 people
  21. 20. New York City
    United States: New York State
    		8,011 people
  22. 21. Machu Picchu
    Peru: Cusco Region
    		3,460 people

Recent entries

Venezia, Veneto

Untitled

So fun to dress up during the festival :)

over 3 years ago

Auschwitz-Birkenau, Oswiecim

Untitled

It was sunny when I arrived in Auschwitz. The red brick buildings on tree lined roads were unexpectedly pretty. Tourists and students were bustling in and out of them like museums.

The horror of it all didn’t hit me until I saw the black puddles and pond and realised that they were black with the ashes of the children, men and women who were murdered here.

The Nazis had attempted to destroy parts of the compound to hide their guilt.

It’s nice to think that this was something that happened a long long time a go and will never happen again. But you only have to visit Amnesty International’s website to see that human rights are still not respected in many parts of the world today, especially in China and parts of Africa where slavery is still common.

over 3 years ago