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**inquisitor_bob**

Las Vegas (too many times) Nearly twice a year for the last several years with the wife.

London (Imperial War Museum, British Museum and all the usual sightseeing places there)

Taiwan, Taipei Tower 101

Cozumel, Chichen Itza

Los Angeles (nearly all the beaches: Santa Monica, Venice, Seal etc)

That island off Long beach... forgot the name but went there twice.

San Diego (Sea World, Laguna Beach)

San Francisco, Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Union Square.

San Jose

Orlando, Disney World

Kennedy Space Center

Ft. Lauderdale

New York, visited the Towers before 9/11.

New Orleans, visited before Katrina and stayed in the French Quarter.

San Antonio, Riverwalk and the Alamo

Ithica NY, Cornell University

Bahamas

Japan (Osaka)

Going to Hawaii next week

Going to China in January next year

Have I told you guys how much I really really hate travelling? My wife makes me go on these trips with her. Luckily I was able to convince her to go on some trips with her friends so I don't have to go.
The only one I enjoyed was our trip to London. That was really cool. She even went shopping at Harrods and all the nice stores around there.

**Albatross**

If you go again, check out The Tower of London.

It's awesome.

**Lukus83**

Most of mine have been posted already (the one's in London) so will only post the ones that haven't been mentioned yet.

NASA
Oriental Pearl Tower
The Bund

Hmmm, I think I need to travel more.

**warpcrafter**

Kelly's in Wesport, KCMO. Jesse James drank there once, and they haven't swept the floors since.

**Herohammernostalgia**

In my own country:
Dam square & war memorial
Anne Frank house
VOC museum Amsterdam
Paradiso (rock venue in an old church)
Muiderslot
Naarden Vesting
Het Binnenhof (the Hague parliament building)
The Utrecht Dome tower
Loevestein Castle
the dolmens in Drenthe

Outside the Netherlands:
Damme & Bruges (landmarks by themselves in my opinion)
The Eifel Tower
Arc de Triomphe
La Defence
The Pantheon in Paris
Saint Malo
The citadels of Dinan, Rennes and Blois
Brandenburger Tor
Berlin Wall
Berlin Holocaust memorial
Rheinturm Dusseldorf
Topkapi Palace Istanbul
Hagia Sophia Istanbul
Istanbul cisternes
Sienna
San Gimingiano (that italian town with all the towers)

**Jimi Nemesis**

Parliament House, The Australian National Gallery, The Australian War Memorial, The Big Merino, Pineapple (I think), The Big Bannana, The Coathanger (Sydney Harbour Bridge), The Opera House.

**inquisitor_bob**

Albatross wrote:If you go again, check out The Tower of London.

It's awesome.

Oh, we went there. I loved the Arms room. Lots of weapons and armor. We also went to Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace, saw the Horse Guards, took a cruise in the Thames, saw Stonehenge and many other things.

Stonehenge was much smaller than I thought.

**Fateweaver**

The Jim Beam distillery; the Grain Belt brewery in New Ulm, Mn; Sea World; Disneyland