TOP 5 PLACES WE'D LIKE TO VISIT - JACK
We'll both be choosing 5 places that we would love to Visit in the future and havent already been!
Starting with Jack's choices:
Japan:
Japan has always been very high on my list of must visits. I think it perfectly melds traditionalism and modernism and does so unlike any other country. I think this stems from the importance the Japanese place on tradition; exampled in them still operating the longest lasting company in the world; from 568AD till now! From the Golden Pavilion; a temple dating back to the 14th century to the heights of Mt. Fuji to the bustling metropolis of Tokyo City, there just seems to be so much to do in this wonderful country.
Switzerland:
Switzerland is just too picturesque to say no to. Those alps: swoon. But Switzerland itself just seems like a wonderful place to go, it has one of the lowest crime rates in the world, has amazing public transport, has castles, waterfalls and four national languages! Plus its famous for 4 things: chocolate, cheese, watches and mountains. Take me there.
Germany:
I had never previously wanted to visit Germany but I've spoken with a lot travelers over the years and almost all of them have told me their favourite place was Germany; but most specifically, Berlin. Berlin is a cultural arts youth hub that has an Enormous Amount of things to do. You can go to a blind restraunt, a ship with a beach/nightclub installed, or an art gallery where a multi course gourmet dinner Is part of the exhibition concept. That paired with its history and architecture make it a must see destination for me.
Spain:
Spain to me is just beautiful. The whole vibe, the culture, the people, the food, the surroundings, everything! It's has some of the best beaches in the world and also has its own mountain range! Casa Botìn is the oldest restaurant in the world! And Spain is also home to the best restraunt in the world: El Celler De Can Roca. Plus all over Spain you get free food whenever you order a drink! Add to that all of the cathedrals, Roman Ruins, and the best wine in the world; and you just can't go wrong.
We'll both be choosing 5 places that we would love to Visit in the future and havent already been!
Starting with Jack's choices:
Japan:
Japan has always been very high on my list of must visits. I think it perfectly melds traditionalism and modernism and does so unlike any other country. I think this stems from the importance the Japanese place on tradition; exampled in them still operating the longest lasting company in the world; from 568AD till now! From the Golden Pavilion; a temple dating back to the 14th century to the heights of Mt. Fuji to the bustling metropolis of Tokyo City, there just seems to be so much to do in this wonderful country.
Switzerland:
Switzerland is just too picturesque to say no to. Those alps: swoon. But Switzerland itself just seems like a wonderful place to go, it has one of the lowest crime rates in the world, has amazing public transport, has castles, waterfalls and four national languages! Plus its famous for 4 things: chocolate, cheese, watches and mountains. Take me there.
Germany:
I had never previously wanted to visit Germany but I've spoken with a lot travelers over the years and almost all of them have told me their favourite place was Germany; but most specifically, Berlin. Berlin is a cultural arts youth hub that has an Enormous Amount of things to do. You can go to a blind restraunt, a ship with a beach/nightclub installed, or an art gallery where a multi course gourmet dinner Is part of the exhibition concept. That paired with its history and architecture make it a must see destination for me.
Spain:
Spain to me is just beautiful. The whole vibe, the culture, the people, the food, the surroundings, everything! It's has some of the best beaches in the world and also has its own mountain range! Casa Botìn is the oldest restaurant in the world! And Spain is also home to the best restraunt in the world: El Celler De Can Roca. Plus all over Spain you get free food whenever you order a drink! Add to that all of the cathedrals, Roman Ruins, and the best wine in the world; and you just can't go wrong.
India:
This may be a controversial pick but this country really interests me! It's an enormous place with an enormous amount of people that has a colorful history stretching back thousands of years. The food is incredible, the people are friendly and it is a great value holiday. Plus it is apparently a culture shock that will broaden your horizons! Which I love.
Home is wherever Im with you.
