There's a great book out called 1,000 Places to See Before you Die, which lists out state-to-state, country-to-country places of interest that every traveler should visit in their lifetime. It's a great book to browse through and check off places you've been or find places you'd like to visit sometime in the future.
My #1 place to visit in my lifetime was Rome, Italy, and I got that great opportunity several years ago. I highly recommend Rome to others. I'd like to visit Spain, Australia, London, China, Japan and several other places now.
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Frankly, I could make a big list, even though I have been around some, LOL.
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2. Europe
3. White River, Ontario, and the surrounding area (I was there when I was a kid, and would love to go back and get pictures)
4. New Orleans (if they ever get it rebuilt)
5. Aspen, Colorado (If my hips get better and I can ski again)
I'd like to go to Rome & Vatican City.
Still need to experience India.
Have visited many countries around the globe - have lived in a few - and will return to visit family Australia in Autumn next year.
Then, Paris, then anywhere in Italy.
I've been to Virginia, Maryland, Michigan, Tennessee, Indiana, Washington D.C. and passed through Kentucky once.
Holland, where my hubby is from.
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This question reminds me of the movie the Bucket List with Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman....a good one if you haven't seen it yet.