Cities in Amercia

Hi Mavine, I think that maybe the city I like best of the Americas is Ciudad de Mexico. It´s grandeur is incredible and whatever your interests, they have it. I have been to many places in the Americas, but still have many places I would like to go. I will see if I can go somewhere after your trip to Chile and before my next appointment with the doctor. I´ll answer your PM today, dear. A hug to all of you.

I have visited many cities. some of my favorite include New York, Charleston, SC, Washington, DC, San Francisco, CA, Denver, CO, and Boston, MA, are among my favorite in the US. In Europe I liked Munich, Germany and Strasbourg, Austria both are very interesting cities and I enjoyed learning about them. One of the things my wife and I enjoy is trying the local food. Enjoy your travels.

I envy you because you have been into lots of places in the world while me, travelling abroad remains to be part of my dream because until now,I am struggling with my budget to travel abroad. But I am aching to begin my trip this year, hope I can make it. I am not really fascinated with America, I am more impressed with Europe. So I would love to travel in Britain, Italy, France and Switzerland, very fascinating and lovely countries.

I have been to every city in America except anywhere in Hawaii, I have not been anywher in Hawaii. Wish I could go there but don't see it in my future. As I don't like to fly and I wouldn't get on a ship where I would have to be in the ocean. I can swim that isn't the problem I couldn't swim that far.....LOL I used to be a big truck driver that is the only way I got to see some of these cities. I was born and raised in CA and OR. I guess that is one of the reasons I really don't like the cities, plus the traffic and crimes that are in big cities. I now live way out in the country and wouldn't trade country for any city in the world. My husband was in the Navy and seen a lot of the world but not much of the USA. Thank God he is like me and loves the country life. Hope you have a nice trip to Argentina and Chile. Good luck my friend.

I wanted to be in america.. since i was a kid.. my aunt is living in New York, i keep asking when i can come.. she told me when i finished my studies.. and i am on my first college this year.. inspired me a lot.. :)

I have lived in both coasts in the States, and I've been to several cities in California, Washington, New York, Washington DC, and Florida. I'm not much of a traveler, so the places I've been to are either I lived there or I had some reasons to visit. I haven't been to much of the non coastal states, except Arizona where I visited the awesome Grand Canyons.

I was born and raised in Boston. I am going back in June for my 50th high school reunion. Boston is a great city. Europeans love Boston because it is considered to be very European. Boston is very much like San Francisco. it is considered to be the San Francisco of the east coast. I now live in Austin, Texas which is another wonderful city. Austin has a great music scene. I have lived in Los Angeles and San Francisco. And I have visited Las Vegas, Orlando and other parts of Florida and most recently Colorado. Next September, I am going to go to the AARP Convention in New Orleans. I have never been to new Orleans so I am very excited about this one. I love all the places that I have been. Each city and region has its own attractions and personalities. I do not have a favorite city. I like some and love others. I have lived in Austin since 1972. it is one great city but I have lived here so long that I have burned out on the place. I am thinking of relocating to Reno, Denver or somewhere in Florida. You might consider taking an Amtrak train around The United States. But train travel here is not as good as other countries. Still it can be a great way to meet people and see the USA. I think that there are special deals for international travelers.