| 42 places I want to go | 23 places I've been |
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| 1. | Madrid
Spain: Comunidad De Madrid |
1,438 people |
| 2. | Dublin
Ireland: Leinster: County Dublin |
1,673 people |
| 3. | Tel Aviv
Israel: Gush Dan |
171 people |
| 4. | Israel
Middle East |
2,419 people |
| 5. | Holland Region
Netherlands |
141 people |
| 6. | Netherlands
Europe |
2,963 people |
| 7. | Norway
Europe |
3,916 people |
| 8. | Switzerland
Europe |
4,121 people |
| 9. | Russia
Europe |
6,012 people |
| 10. | Poland
Europe |
1,959 people |
| 11. | Denmark
Europe |
2,205 people |
| 12. | Machu Picchu
Peru: Cusco Region |
3,329 people |
| 13. | Athens
Greece: Attica: Athens Prefecture |
1,594 people |
| 14. | Greece
Europe |
11,107 people |
| 15. | Shibuya
Japan: Honshu: Kantō: Tokyo: Shibuya-ku |
214 people |
| 16. | Tokyo
Japan: Honshu: Kantō |
4,618 people |
| 17. | Legoland
Denmark: Syddanmark: Billund |
109 people |
| 18. | Barcelona
Spain: Catalunya: Barcelona (Province) |
2,801 people |
| 19. | Amazon Rain Forest
Brazil |
973 people |
| 20. | Austria
Europe |
2,550 people |
| 21. | Iceland
Europe |
6,117 people |
Come on now. I’m a vegetarian and I loved the Spam Museum. Here’s a picture of my friend Lilly (who came with us on vacation) posing in the Spam gift store. The gift shop is amazing, haha. Anything and everything ever produced with the Spam logo stamped on it.
There’s even an exhibit with a TV that plays the Spam (Spam spam eggs and spam!) sketch from Monty Python. And the air outside smells like bologna. What’s not to like? XD
over 5 years agoMy maternal grandparents, aunts, uncles, and my mum came to America from Belize in the early 70s. I’d heard so many stories about it and I finally got the chance to visit the country I have my roots in a couple Christmases ago. And it was certainly culture shock first hand.
It was the first time I’d ever left the U.S. How would I have known we would go from 30 degrees in Chicago to 100 degrees in Belize? We visited Caye Caulker and swam in the Blue Hole. We stayed with my grandma (her basement had squatters living in there and she’s too nice to kick them out…) and got to experience the country first hand. We climbed Mayan ruins, which was absolutely BREATHTAKING. If you get the chance to visit, I recommend it.
over 5 years agoYou’re definitely paying for the atmosphere as opposed to the actual food. Worth it though. When we went to Disneyland last summer, my cousin, little sisters and I gave each other Southern-sounding names and talked like the people in the To Kill a Mockingbird movie while we sipped our mint juleps. Fun times :)
over 5 years ago
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