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Q & A: Dream Vacation

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If money was no object, where would you go on your dream vacation and what would you do?

ITALY!!

I've always wanted to go to Italy.  The only reason we haven't gone is because I didn't think I could tolerate the long flight.  I hate flying.  But if I could go anywhere, that's where I would go.

I would want to see all of the cool tourist attractions like the Colosseum, the cathedrals and chapels, the fountains, the Vatican, the lakes, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Palatine Hill, Sistine Chapel.  There are just so many things to see and do.

The Grand Canal is what drew me in to begin with.  Streets of water with gondolas as transportation just seems awesome to me.  Venice is probably where I would spend most of my time.  I would eat as much Italian food as possible, especially the pizza. 


Blue Grotto looks like an amazing little place to check out too.  Getting into the cave looks a little challenging but the water looks amazing

 
Where would you go on your dream vacation?
 

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  1. UnknownDecember 4, 2015 at 3:17 PM

    I always wanted to go visit Italy and German to see the places where my family came from. But now I'm afraid of flying and don't like the idea of long flight. I prefer driving so I think it will be fun to do the road trips and try to visit all other states that we haven't visit yet

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