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26 places I want to go   12 places I've been
  2. 1. Musée Du Louvre
    France: Ile de France: Paris: Rive Droite: 1er Arrondissement
    1 cheer     		1,192 people
  3. 2. Iceland
    Europe
    		6,116 people
  4. 3. Greenland
    Europe
    		1,730 people
  5. 4. Berlin
    Germany
    		2,077 people
  6. 5. Köln
    Germany: Nordrhein-Westfalen
    		144 people
  7. 6. Amsterdam
    Netherlands: Noord-Holland
    		4,074 people
  8. 7. Brussels
    Belgium: Brussels-Capital Region
    		459 people
  9. 8. Kraków
    Poland: Małopolskie
    		303 people
  10. 9. Munch Museum
    Norway: Oslo: Gamle Oslo: Tøyen
    		18 people
  11. 10. Ice Hotel
    Sweden: Norrbottens Län: Norrbotten: Kiruna: Jukkasjärvi
    		599 people
  12. 11. Stockholm
    Sweden: Stockholms Län
    		957 people
  13. 12. Finland
    Europe
    		2,504 people
  14. 13. New Delhi
    India: North India: Delhi
    		307 people
  15. 14. Taj Mahal
    India: North India: Uttar Pradesh: Agra
    		1,581 people
  16. 15. Gibraltar
    United Kingdom: British Overseas Territories
    		129 people
  17. 16. Kiss The Blarney Stone
    Ireland: Munster: County Cork: Cork: Blarney Castle
    		10 people
  18. 17. Venezia
    Italy: Veneto
    		2,656 people
  19. 18. Galleria Dell'Accademia
    Italy: Toscana: Firenze
    		56 people
  20. 19. Spain
    Europe
    1 cheer     		8,355 people
  21. 20. Bern
    Switzerland: Canton of Berne
    		96 people
  22. 21. Geneva
    Switzerland: Canton of Geneva
    		293 people

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München, Bayern

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Learning the public transportation system will save you a lot of headache…as will using a city map! Ask at the hotel desk for one.

over 3 years ago

San Antonio, Bexar County

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While in San Antonio, whether living or just visiting, don’t forget to take a walk around Hemisfair park.

over 4 years ago

Montana, United States

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The western third is beautiful mountains; great for skiing and camping. If you’re at all interested in the history of the West, Montana has some great museums.

The Lady of the Rockies is a beautifully spiritual experience.

The eastern third is for those who like unconventional beauty. It’s commonly known as the “Badlands.” I grew up just a few blocks away from Makoshika State Park and would ride my bike out there at least once a month while growing up. The area is not flat so much as less mountainous. It is more canyons and gullies than mountains and valleys. :)

over 4 years ago
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