Cities you'd always return to.

Cody montana

From the other thread.

Edinburgh, London, Sydney, Budapest.

Menas

New York. LA. Paris. Beijing. Prague. St Petersburg.

Links234

Osaka, London, Olso

How Soon Is Now

Cork...........















:pac:

tastyt

Amsterdam, Lisbon, Valencia

tom tit tot

Barcelona, New York, Kyoto

Berlin

happyoutscan

Berlin, Melbourne, Galway.

brevity

Barcelona & Rome

KungPao

Rio de Janeiro.

Been there twice, love it. Massive metropolis right on the beach. The geography of the place is incredible.

Into The Blue

Moved away from Dublin.. Delighted to be back. Others would be London, NYC and Lyon.

Brian?

Paris, Palma de Majorca, Florence, Rome and Montreal.

AgileMyth

Antwerp, Bangkok, Hanoi

doolox

Venice, Galway Kilkenny,Leeds,Manchester, Florence,Bologna,Verona,Cork,Waterford............

Jotunheim

Glasgow. Cracking city.

The Backwards Man

Vegas and Derry. Only one of them by choice. :P

Is this a just a boring list thread or can we say why we would return to them?

NachoBusiness

Dublin, so I can get into my house.

Dep!

At least the other thread has great details given as to why the poster suggested them and wont go back there. This thread seems to be mostly, so far, just a list of cities.

Hence much more boring than the other thread.

Heroditas

San Diego
Nice

KungPao

Wouldn't this thread be better if people said why they'd return?

The Backwards Man

I'll tell mine anyway. I go to Vegas because I buy all my clothes there and I wouldn't have a stitch to wear if I didn't go. I go to Derry because I have to go through it to get to almost everywhere else (including Vegas)

brevity

KungPao wrote: »

Wouldn't this thread be better if people said why they'd return?

True.

Reasons for both Barcelona and Rome is the food, the architecture and the history.

Cody montana

KungPao wrote: »

Wouldn't this thread be better if people said why they'd return?

Some things don't need explaining though.

Nottingham - not exactly exotic but I made friends there so am very fond of the place. It has a good pub scene, it's not too big and not too small, has rough areas but they're pretty easily avoided. Very underrated city imo.

Shanghai - spent five nights there and would love to go back. It's a crazy mix of West and East.

Amsterdam - spent only two nights there, would have loved to have seen more of it.

The Backwards Man

Cody montana wrote: »

Some things don't need explaining though.

Why you prefer one city over another does.

Jotunheim

Heroditas wrote: »

San Diego
Nice

Are you nominating two cities or giving very concise reasons for returning to San Diego?

NachoBusiness

Quit trying to kill the thread. God damn thread assassins.

circadian

Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Busan, Shanghai, Chengdu.

Heroditas

Jotunheim wrote: »

Are you nominating two cities or giving very concise reasons for returning to San Diego?

Two cities.
San Diego because it's such a nice clean city, great climate and loads to do.
Nice - similar to San Diego but on the Mediterranean and great food and wine only a short flight from Dublin.

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Paris, because pastries and Pere Lachaise. And because when I was going there I was thinking I probably have some romanticised movie version of the city in my head and it's not going to be like that at all, and actually it was pretty damn close. I mean you can't see the Eiffel tower from everywhere, but apart from that. I also really like the metro, I'd nearly go over for a few days and just ride the metro around and watch people.

Florence, again because of the food and it really is staggeringly beautiful (only really got to see the city centre). You don't even have to go into any of the museums and galleries, it's just art! Art everywhere! The Boboli Gardens are amazing too.

Edinburgh, I don't really know why. I just really enjoyed myself there.

Cody montana

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Vegas and Derry. Only one of them by choice. :P

Is this a just a boring list thread or can we say why we would return to them?

I've been to Vegas twice and starting from the MGM, I've only made it to Ceasers palace.
So yeah, I'd go back to see the whole strip.

El Horseboxo

Cartagena, Colombia
Havana, Cuba
Vancouver , Canada
Antigua, Guatemala
San Cristóbal, México
Budapest, Hungary
Cascais, Portugal
Rio, Brasil
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Hanoi, Vietnam

Dep!

El Horseboxo wrote: »

Cartagena, Colombia
Havana, Cuba
Vancouver , Canada
Antigua, Guatemala
San Cristóbal, México
Budapest, Hungary
Cascais, Portugal
Rio, Brasil
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Hanoi, Vietnam

Thinly veiled "Ive spent a lot of money with trailfinders.ie/gohop.ie" post

dd972

Manchester, superb city.

biko

Galway, because it rocks

mojesius

Edinburgh, Rome, Berlin, New York

I have a tendency to return to cities I like, which means I get to visit less new cities

On the to-do list: Buenos Aires, Lisbon, Munich, Vienna, Istanbul

CarrickMcJoe

Paris, Rome and New York. delighted to see Berlin getting a few mentions as we're heading there next week..

The Wild Bunch

I was in Venice for a week last month and couldn't recommend it highly enough.

Cost an absolute fortune but well worth it

Cody montana

Menas wrote: »

New York. LA. Paris. Beijing. Prague. St Petersburg.

What's Russia like, is it safe to go there?

efb

London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Paris, New York, Barcelona, Vienna, Galway

efb

I really should have started that list;
London, New York, Paris...
(I've never been to Munich)

RaRaRasputin

Rome, Florence, Mt St. Michel, London, Chicago, Toronto

Whoever hasn't been to Mt St Michel ...it's difficult to describe but it's just beautiful

the evasion_kid

Bangkok - its like a drug,always go back trying to chase the first time

New york- was illegal there for many years,left a bit of my soul there

Toronto - expensive, but I had a ball there

Phnom Penh - just for the madness of the place

Banjoxed

Kilkenny, Edinburgh, Dublin, Cork, London, Brussels, Bath and Paris. I could write a heap about them all but have always had a great time in them.

fleet_admiral

Dublin. I live here

Aongus Von Bismarck

Berlin. It's not the prettiest city in the world, but it makes up for it by being so alive and vibrant. Berliners are lovely people as well. Wonderful art galleries, museums, walking tours, districts, coffee shops, bars and restaurants. The most exciting and contemporary European capital.

I haven't lived in Dublin for almost 10 years, but it's a city I do like. Again, it has a wonderful gritty charm. It's got that mixture of the old and the modern. And despite what you read online; the Irish are making a real go of things. There's an excitement in the air. Some wonderful new places to eat, good bars, close to the sea and the mountains, great history, relaxed vibe.

I might even move back there!

hightide

Has to be Barcelona.

Gongoozler

London, Porto, Rome

London, there's so much happening there, been three times and still have things I'd like to go back to see.

Porto, it's a lovely little place. have been for Sao Joao twice and will go back again another time hopefully, would highly recommend this for anyone to experience. It's a small enough city, but so nice and homely. and so much port.

Rome, it's the feeling of the place, it's such a holiday feeling, warm, nice architecture, different people, different food (though I wasn't mad about the food), and the history.

Gongoozler

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

And despite what you read online; the Irish are making a real go of things.

What an odd thing to say in an Irish forum.

Zaph

Cape Town - absolutely stunning city and there's so much to see and do relatively close to it as well.

Montreal - had a ball the time I was there, totally different feel to any other North American city I've been to.

New York - to paraphrase Samuel Johnson - when a man is tired of New York, he is tired of life.

Barcelona - so much to see and do there that it's impossible not to have a good time.

Rome - it's just a beautiful city and everything you want to see is within walking distance. Plus I proposed to my wife there so it'll always be a bit special.

Gongoozler

But Montreal is in Canada