Is there a place you'd really love to visit?

[fuzzybuddy]

Yup. I'd love to visit the Pyramids and the remains of Ancient Egypt. When you think how far back in history they were- the wheel was experimental technology, and what they accomplished, not just in the building, but all the infrastructure that took.
Is there a place you'd really love to visit?

 

[hollydolly]

You're not missing anything not visiting the Pyramids they're in a pretty poor state tbh..

I would love to visit New Zealand... I could go tomorrow, it's not the cost that's stopping me but it's a 24 hour flight with stop overs, and I don't think my back would take it...

 

[CallMeKate]

Not one place in particular, but I always had a dream of going coast to coast USA in an RV. It never happened and it's probably time to give up the dream, but there's still that little ember that says "well maybe."

 

[Remy]

I'd like to at least see Lake Tahoe. I'd love to visit Yosemite, but when I hear of the crowds, it makes me not want to go.

 

[Chet]

I would like to visit all the places that I have never been to before and that even includes places in PA.

 

[CallMeKate]

I would like to visit all the places that I have never been to before and that even includes places in PA.

Have you been to Gettysburg? I go as often as possible and absolutely love every square inch of the place. @Chet

 

[oldaunt]

Australia, but not the cities.

 

[Chet]

Have you been to Gettysburg? I go as often as possible and absolutely love every square inch of the place. @Chet

Been there once a long time ago.

 

[SeniorBen]

I'd like to visit Harvard University for the architecture and history. There's probably a video tour on YouTube. I might look for that this evening.

 

[BC Flash]

Australia (3 months on a house exchange and that was not long enough); UK to spend time with sons and family.

 

[Victoria]

Yup. I'd love to visit the Pyramids and the remains of Ancient Egypt. When you think how far back in history they were- the wheel was experimental technology, and what they accomplished, not just in the building, but all the infrastructure that took.
Is there a place you'd really love to visit?

I'd love to visit the Holy Land. Walk where Jesus walked.

 

[Victoria]

You're not missing anything not visiting the Pyramids they're in a pretty poor state tbh..

I would love to visit New Zealand... I could go tomorrow, it's not the cost that's stopping me but it's a 24 hour flight with stop overs, and I don't think my back would take it...

Yeah it was a long flight when we went there, and they are like 21 hours ahead of us. So we left like on a Saturday, flew for 24 hours and arrived some time Monday. Totally skipped Sunday. Coming home was crazy, we left on like a Tuesday, flew for 24 hours and arrived home on Tuesday morning. Now THAT'S jet lag! LOL

 

[RadishRose]

that even includes places in PA.

@Chet , ever been to Scranton?

 

[RadishRose]

Italy.

 

[Alligatorob]

I don't see any place others have posted so far that I wouldn't want to visit. I like traveling and am pretty open to where. Except

ever been to Scranton?

Not on my list... but then I know little about it, maybe it should be.

You're not missing anything not visiting the Pyramids they're in a pretty poor state tbh..

Are you talking about the structures themselves or the tourist facilities? I have only flown over, but the pyramids look to be in pretty good shape for things built thousands of years ago...

Australia (3 months on a house exchange and that was not long enough)

@BC Flash did you do that? How did you arrange or find someone to exchange with? Always sounded like a great idea to me.

 

[Knight]

Australia & rent Harleys & just tour all over.

 

[caroln]

I'd like to take a submarine ride down to the remains of the Titanic before it dissolves into nothing.

 

[Rossana]

Australia & New Zealand. Also Argentina.

 

[Marian]

I’ve always wanted to see India

 

[BC Flash]

Alligatorob​

We registered with "Seniors Home Exchange.com" (not sure if it is still available) Try the following:

Home Exchange holidays for 50plus travellers - Home Exchange 50plus

 

[debodun]

Australia and the Grand Canyon.

 

[debodun]

Have you been to Gettysburg? I go as often as possible and absolutely love every square inch of the place. @Chet

My family visited in the summer of 1963, so I must have been 11. All I remember is pyramid-shaped piles of cannonballs. I bought this souvenir at a gift shop.

 

[ElCastor]

After college I spent 5 years in the Navy, 3 at sea where I was gifted with several visits to Hawaii, Japan, and Hong Kong. Last two years I spent stationed in southern Spain. While there I made several trips to Morocco, and briefer visits to Gibraltar, France, Norway, Germany, UK, Netherlands, and Switzerland. When I was discharged I drove through France, the length of Italy, and then into Greece, and Turkey, visiting Istanbul and quite a bit of the coast. Of all that traveling the two countries that in retrospect I think I liked the most were Italy and Greece. Italy is just a beautiful country, loaded with history and views of the Mediterranean. Venice is great and Rome is just one awesome site after another, but maybe it was just me, but Greece, and particularly Athens and the Acropolis, were in their way even more ancient and awesome.

 

[jujube]

Argentina. Tibet and Nepal. Australia and New Zealand. Chile. Greece. Oh, why don't I save time and just say "every place I haven't been yet".

 

[Bella]

So many places, Tahiti/French Polynesia, Maldives, Fiji, Mauritius, Cook Islands, Malta...