Spidervlad
Renegade of Funk
I've been to a lot of places. My favorite place in Europe would be Sicily, and Scottland.
Scottland was just cool. I had this whole tour over all of Scottland where I would stay in some breakfast and bed houses, and it was better than hotels. People were really enthusiastic and kind. I hated the 'haggis' thought. It has beatiful sights, the castles are cool, and then the mountain cows.
And you see sheep and goats just running around everywhere. I was sight seeing a lighttower there, I forgot what it was called, and it was a really really long way up. Like hundreds and hundreds of steps. And the whole way through, like 50 sheep were following me. I felt sorry for them up at the very peak thought, I don't think they were smart enough to go back.
In central/south America, I would definately recommend Aruba. It's just great. I've been to Dominican Republic, Brazil, Jamaica, Haiti, Cayman Islands, and some more, but Aruba is by far the best. I think it's because Aruba is actually still a Dutch or English colony or something, so it's pretty luxurious there compared to other central american countries. There's no poorness there, or shacks and tents a few miles of the city as there usually are in South and Central America.
And since I was born in Russia, although I moved to New York at a young age, I still visit there every summer. I wouldn't suggest going to the smaller towns or villages, but visiting St.Petersburg and Moscow is great. Russians tend not to like Americans much though, probably same as Americans tend to think Russians as barbaric/harsh. Still, everyone there speaks English as well. We use rubles here, one dollar being twenty seven rubels, but don't let it trick you. The prices here are just as expensive in the U.S if not more.