What Should We Visit in Your Country?

[Franck]

What should we visit in France?
It would be shorter to make a list of things we shouldn't visit.
But here's a list of places sorted by region that I saw and think deserve to be seen, not the Eiffel tower or Cannes, but wonderful places that people know less :

Alsace :
Colmar (the city and the train museum)
Haut-Koenigsburg Castle
Sélestat

Auvergne (waves a flag proudly) :
Forêt de Tronçay
Gergovie
Le Puy-en-Velay
Moulins (Museum of costumes)
Mounts of Cantal
Puy de Dôme (volcano and Mercury's temple)
Vichy Rick

Burgondy :
Beaune

Centre :
Beauval zoo park (we have pandas)
Plenty of beautiful castles

Languedoc :
Carcassonne
Lac du Salagout

Midi-Pyrénées :
Albi cathedral
City of space of Toulouse
Gouffre de Padirac
Rocamadour

Poitou-Charentes :
Île d'Oléron
La Rochelle's oceanographic museum
Marais poitevin

Provence :
Aigues-Mortes
Arles
Camargue's natural park

Rhône-Alpes :
Lyon (the old city, quais de Saône)
Vienne (Roman Empire ruins)


Yeah I'm a man from the South I realise now
And of course I don't quote them as monuments or natural sites, but visit our small villages, our beaches, our mountains, our islands... France is really beautiful.

[Dona]

Other than being a tax haven, with many beautiful shops, churches, ski resorts, delicious food ( well not for some ), beautiful pastures and architecture, a great parliament tour aswell, and small country feel, Andorra has nothing to offer. (btw you should definitely visit the historic part of Andorra La Vella)

[Callum]

Please, PLEASE visit as many castles as you can. They are all beautiful and even though some are just a pile of bricks now - they are monumental to our history.
I'd personally recommend Stirling and Edinburgh by the way

If you want to go hiking or camping, you can go anywhere in the countryside There is a law in Scotland which technically rules that trespassing doesn't exist in the wild, so feel free to roam anywhere One of my favourite places include Arrochar.

More modern areas include Glasgow and Edinburgh, both located in the central belt.

There are many great places to visit in and around Glasgow:
- Kelvingrove Art Galleries
- Riverside Museum (rip old Museum of Transport)
- Glasgow Science Centre
- If possible, The Hydro
- Merchant City
- Argyle Street, Buchanan Street and St. Enoch (for shops)
- The Botanic Gardens
- The Hunterian
- Any of the universities )
- Loch Lomond, in Balloch

There are other great places around Scotland as well. If you're rich enough, you can hire a mansion somewhere and live in it for like a week or something, or you could head up to the Outer Hebrides (which are beautiful af) and the Orkney and Shetland Islands.

Also, take a trip to Mallaig - I was born there oops

[Jean-Pascal]

Me

[fabbi]

^ lol

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What should you visit? Nothing. Run away asap.

[Deleted]

What should you visit? Fjords. Many fjords.
Buy marzipan, it's 1$ a kilogram. Idk why.
Fisketorvet. Visit fisketorvet.
We also have beautiful hot women. And men.

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What should you visit?

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ANYTHING AS LONG AS IT'S OCTOBER.

[Julian]

Jul 10, 2016 18:52:50 GMT 1 @ori2002 said:

What should you visit?

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ANYTHING AS LONG AS IT'S OCTOBER.

I guess you're meaning Oktoberfest but then your post doesn't make sense

[donneylepland]

Why you should visit Israel?
First of all - BREAK THE STIGMA! Israel is not a land of terror. Don't believe everything you hear on the news. The media likes to twist things. Israeli people are mostly nice, we have a hot temper and most of us speak English. In fact, many facilities work in English as well, and most of the signs are in Hebrew, Arabic and English. We are very tourists friendly.
The sights? We have many kind of landscapes: Desert at the south (The Dead Sea, for instance, is in the desert, and is a very cool place to visit. We also have Eilat, which is sort of a tourists trap, so you can pass it. I don't really like Eilat). We have green in the north, and there are beautiful places like Montforte, The Gillabun (Don't know how it's written officially in English, but it's a very beautiful water source), The Kinneret and more. We have city - Tel Aviv is for young people who like parties. Jerusalem have many great views of ancient and old and nice history.
We have Haifa, which is a beautiful city. I really love Caesarea. The old part contains a beautiful beach and ancient buildings that are so beautiful, and eating in a porch of the resturant next to the shore with the breeze is an outstanding experience. We also have many seashores. I live next to one, actually.
Israel is very hot, though, so don't come during the summer. The best time to visit, I think, is October, because it's not raining much during that time, but it's not so hot. Although we have air conditioners and many tourists think that the heat is cool because they don't have it.
Why more? Because Israel have a very unique magic. It's actually quite hard to me to think of this place as a tourists place, mainly because I live it, but it's really great. The train works quite well, so you can visit many places using the train. Soon Tel Aviv will also have metro (It's been built right now!) so it will be much easier to enjoy the area.
We also use Shekels, which worth, probably, less than your currency, so heck yeah!
So if you want a trip to somewhere unusual consider visiting here!