Has your home country got a popular to see city?

Amber people going around the world get to choose from Los Angeles or San Francisco. It is possible to get a ticket to New York and overland it to Los Angeles. Yes, Orlando has Disney World.

@LadyDuck It is wonderful that you have visited Disneyland a lot of times. I am pleased that you have visited Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland and Phoenix.

@AmbiePam I have visited Disney World a lot of times, but I have also visited LA, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Phoenix... too many to mention.

@youless I hope that you visit London one day. I have wished to visit Beijing for years and not managed it. I managed to visit India and it had a high visa cost. China does as well. I think I will be able to visit it visa free though the flights to alternate places will be expensive. Air Asia from Kuala Lumpur and then to Hong Kong.

@youless I think a passport or a cheap visa on arrival would be much better than an expensive visa in advance. Yes, the UK would require a visa from people from China. Yes, the flight to Beijing would be long from Kuala Lumpur or Hong Kong. There is visa free or up to 72 hours or 5 days. I must look into which one we could get.

@maximax8 It seems that if you go to any cities in China from Hong Kong, you will get a visa free to China but I am not sure how long time you can stay. Perhaps three days or a week? I don't think it is very enough to visit Beijing in this way since it will take about 3-4 hours to fly to Beijing from Hong Kong. By the way, I think the visa cost is also expensive for me to visit your country. The good news is the visa valid time is supposed to be 2 years.

I really enjoyed visiting Santiago De Chile and seeing you. Yes, your home country suffers earthquakes. I remember you telling me about a major one that happened in 2010. I remember a lovely trip in a taxi where my children and I got to visit Valparaiso and Vina Del Mar. Thank you for arranging that. These were wonderful places to visit. I know Chile has beautiful areas to the north or south. The supermarket near you is much better than any of the English supermarkets.

@marguicha I hope you will have only have small earthquakes that you don't notice. We had two when I visited you. The night one was like a dream and the day one was memorable.

@maximax8 The 2010 earthquake is still one of the 10 biggest ever recorded. I´m very much afraid of them.

I visited Switzerland last December with my two children. We bought a Swiss Train Pass to see all the snowy areas. From Geneva we went on a train along the lakeside to Christmas decorate Montreux a place we had lots of time for a rest. We took a less than mainline route to Lucerne where we spent one night. The next day we took a train all the way down to the Italian border past Lugano. We saw a beautiful snowy landscape Anna.

@maximax8 I live not far from the Italian border, close to the lake of Lugano and the lake of Como. I was born in Milan, so I am not very far from my native city.

@LadyDuck There is hardly a country which has more sights to offer than Italy.

Thank you. Hampton Court is amazing. Kew Gardens is glorious. It took my children to Legoland at Windsor and the River Thames looks gentle and pleasantly peaceful. In Central London the River Thames is busy. I loved visiting Germany when I was a young person. I have seen Koln, Trier, Munich, Nurnberg, Bamberg and more recently Hamburg. That was because I wished to show my children The Miniatures. Do you live in Uzbekistan? We met a German lady that married a man from Egypt. They live in Egypt however Luxor is too hot for her in May.

@MALUSE I haven't yet been to Uzbekistan. Thanks for the amazing photo because I am keen on the architecture. The blue patterns look amazing.

@maximax8 I live in Germany but Uzbekistan is my dream destination. Next May I'll go there and visit the famous sights. Here you see one of them.

I loved seeing San Francisco with my sister. I was particularly keen on The Golden Gate Bridge. I have also been to Los Angeles and it is very spread out. New Orleans sounds to be an amazing city and I am keen to visit it. I would love to see New York. I don't know very much about Chicago.

@maximax8 Chicago is where I grew up. It has the Lakefront and a lot of interesting neighborhoods.

@TheHorse I really like the sound of Chicago now with its lakefront views and fascinating neighbourhood.

I have visited Los Angeles a few times. The first time I stayed at Santa Monica with my sister. The second time I stayed at Venice Beach and the third time I stayed at Long Beach. Next time will be in April 2019 and we will be staying close to Hollywood.

@maximax8 I think you have pretty much been all over the world! Oh yes, we know Santa Monica, Venice and Long Beach quite well. Ohhhh, what are in your plans in LA (Hollywood) ?

@DW Davis. It sounds really lovely in North Carolina and I expect prices for transport and accommodation wouldn't be too expensive. A mixture of mountains and beaches sounds ideal for me.

@maximax8 Here in North Carolina we have something for everyone from diving on shipwrecks off our coast to panning for gold in our mountains.

@Shiva I am pleased that when you were in London you took tours to Stonehenge, Oxford and Cambridge, I took my two children to Singapore and we like the harbour area with the statue. We visited the bird park, the zoo in day time and the zoo in the night time.

@maximax8 People from colder and temperate climates find our weather generally hot and humid but that applies to a lot of countries in Asia most times of the year. You have covered the key places of attraction - siva

Boston is cheap to reach on a plane from either Dublin or Shannon in Ireland. I am keen to see Cape Cod which is near to Boston. I would love to visit New York. In my younger days I saw it in movies. Washington DC would have the White House to see so it would be interesting. I wish to see New Orleans and hear some of its music. A British couple got married in Las Vegas that I saw on the TV. I found San Francisco very picturesque.

@AmbiePam Sorry Chicago has some violence. Maybe some areas of it are safe.

During the summer break when I was at university I got a flight to Tel Aviv and I caught a bus to Jerusalem. I was able to see the Western Wall and the Dome of the Rock. I decided to go to the Church of the Nativity which was difficult to do. Yes, Jerusalem is a very beautiful city. I was also able to visit Eilat on the Red Sea.

@maximax8 That is great. How much time did you spend here in Israel? What did you think of the Western Wall? Do you go on the women's side?

I went to the Lake District in the summer time when I was younger and it was beautiful weather. The peaceful lakes felt so relaxing to take a boat across. I also like the poems of Wordsworth.

@maximax8 it must be nice to travel and see places

If a person visits Denver in the winter it would make the mountains look magical with all the snow. So Lady Diana came skiing there. Wow. I would love to take my two children there one winter. My daughter is going on a school ski trip to France next year.

@maximax8 I hope you can get here one day Maxi with the children. Welcome if you do.

I tried to learn Spanish when I was pregnant with my daughter. The teacher was from Venezuela and she had married an English man. It is lovely that your favourite city is London. My favourite cites are Sydney in Australia, Cape Town and Vancouver. I also adore San Francisco. I would love to see the tropical coastline and visit Margarita Island. I wonder if I can easily get a fight to Margarita Island. Have you heard of Angel Falls discovered in the jungle by a man called Jimmy?

@maximax8 Oh that's so great that you tried to learn Spanish! I have no idea whether Spanish is easy or hard to learn for a native English speaker, I haven't been told yet. I would like to know it from you. On the other hand It pleases me that a Venezuelan tried to teach you Spanish, I hope that she did her best at least to teach you basic vocabulary. Regarding the Angel Falls, I know of it cause it is located in Bolivar which is the largest state in Venezuela, nonetheless I have not heard of this guy called Jimmy before. Who this Jimmy is? I am curious to know now :D

Yes, I visited Copenhagen and it was very pretty. The little mermaid is a classic sight. I noticed Tivoli Gardens. I would like to see the Queen's House. I am keen to see the island that you mentioned. I have read about Odense. I know the story of Hans Christian Anderson.

Always smiling we visited India this year. We had to get a visa on-line which was expensive. Due to my children's schooling we had limited time. We visited Mumbai and went on a safari to see wild animals. I wished to see a tiger and I was able to see a jaguar which was just as special. My daughter saw the tiger.

@maximax8 For wild life Mumbai is not the place

It is wonderful that London is your favourite city. Your lovely response made me laugh with relieving the tourists of their cash. I went to a university in Wales and I took a day trip to Dublin. The Irish Sea was too rough for the sea cat. No other sailings went back to Holyhead. I had to spend a night there. Dublin was expensive and that was in the 1990s. I can imagine how expensive Belfast is. I would like to see the Giants Causeway.

I was able to visit Canada in the summer of 2010. It was my 38th birthday and my daughter's 1st birthday. We visited Vancouver and Vancouver Island. I remember Stanley Park and English Bay. The suspension bridge looked amazing. I would love to see Niagara Falls and Montreal is a city on my list for the future.