Tough choice because of the history etc surrounding Europe, architecture, scenery etc. and you can get to more countries and different cultures there luckily I've been to most places I want to have seen and have been saving the North America for when I can't travel far anymore, so I pick North America

Growing up in England I was always fascinated by the USA. This was mainly because of television. America was always a wonderful place in my mind. Then one day I just booked a ticket and went - really on a whim. When I arrived (in Boston) it was like all my dreams had come true. The people, the places and the little bit of culture that I was able to experience were everything I hoped for. I am saving up for a much longer visit. I do realise that the USA has its difficulties like any country does but I feel sure I would happily take those for all the good I see there.

I like the Scandinavian area of Europe.

Europe has a history that I want to explore.

Europe for the variety of cultures and architecture.

Variety of cultures yet access to family and modern healthcare.

europe, as long as various islands, and scandinavia, counted. i like the variety, and i would like to become fluent in another language (although u.k. is on my islands list and i am already semi-fluent in brit).

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