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My vote goes to Aruba (the photo), although I’d say Fiji is also one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever seen.

What about you guys?

And yes, I know it really depends on personal preferences, but I’m thinking in general terms like good weather, lots of activities, and that whole “fun summer vibe.”

In my opinion, it would be the beautiful Chicago (in the photo), simply because of the weather, the activities, and the overall atmosphere. It’s a really cool place!

I’d love to know which bridges you’ve crossed or walked across have impacted you the most and where they’re located??

I don’t mean bridges that just made you think, “oh, that’s pretty,” but the ones that genuinely left you completely amazed or speechless, even if they weren’t massive architectural masterpieces but were simply located in beautiful places.

In my case, my vote goes to the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol, UK (the photo).

I’m really curious to know, what’s the most beautiful coastal trail you’ve ever seen or walked?? It can be more than one

What extra expenses do you think are completely worth it and really elevate the travel experience? In my case: a great hotel room. Sometimes I’m not afraid to spend on this, though it can go over budget, but traveling well-rested is absolutely worth it.

What about you?

You ever travel somewhere, finally try the dish everyone insists is legendary, and then sit there wondering if you missed something?

I’m talking about those foods people hype up nonstop that just did not deliver for you. Could be a regional classic, street food, or some “must try” meal tourists are told they can’t leave without eating.

What famous local dish disappointed you, and why didn’t it live up to the reputation?

For us it was this quaint beach in Fiji.

Which was the one for you and why?

I’d love to hear everyone’s answers from all around the world. If you could only pick one small town to visit whether you’ve already been there or not, which one would you choose? What makes you love it so much?

Edited to add that the photo is Laboe in Hamburg, Germany!

In case anyone was wondering 😉😉

I was very amazed by Bosnia on a day trip.

Where did you go that made you think, Why is everyone not talking about this place?

Have you ever visited a famous landmark or place that ended up being a letdown?

For us it was Kuala Lumpu, didn't find much to do at all.

Would love to hear the brutally honest answers and why it missed the mark for you.

Lately I’ve been skipping big cities and checking out smaller towns instead, and honestly some of them have been way more memorable. A few places felt straight out of a movie with old streets, crazy mountain scenery, peaceful beaches, or just that cozy small town vibe you don’t expect until you get there.

I’m trying to build a list for future trips, so I’d love to hear your picks. What’s one small town in the US that genuinely impressed you and why did it stand out?

My vote goes to Grossglockner High Alpine Road, Austria (in the photo), but of course it’s all personal opinion.

I’d really love to know what you guys think!!

I found this cool narrow building while exploring and it made me realize how much I love just getting lost in old European side streets.

What’s a city you’ve been to that felt like stepping back in time?

Somewhere with a great vibe and amazing old world charm.

For me the best one has been Madrid.